Selling Sunset star ‘disappointed’ with portrayal of lavish wedding

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Christopher Vourlias Jordanian director Rama Ayasra’s “Harvest Moon,” a documentary that tells the story of two activists on a mission to bring back the cultivation of wheat and its lost heritage to its original homeland of Jordan, took the top prize in the Pitching Forum of the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival’s Agora Docs industry program, which wrapped March 16.The award ceremony Wednesday night brought a close to a successful session that saw more than 300 industry professionals taking part both physically and online. “I think it’s the best proof that the industry is ready to be back in business – if it ever stopped,” said the festival’s general director, Elise Jalladeau.In its selection of “Harvest Moon” (pictured), which is produced by Mariam Salim (New Productions) and co-produced by Asmahan Bkerat, the jury offered its hope that the award “can help the seeds of an idea grow into a beautiful and important documentary.” “The winning pitch had integrity, a deep affinity to its characters and a clear awareness of the potential social impact of the film,” read the jury’s statement.

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Christine Quinn is no stranger to getting the villain edit, after three seasons on Netflix's hit reality show Selling Sunset.On the latest season, the celebrity real estate agent has been feuding with her co-starChrishell Stause, amid her high profile divorce Justin Hartley.Quinn opens up about the status of their friendship in an exclusive interview with People, also revealing that she's received death threats over her depiction on the show.

Selling Sunset‘s Christine Quinn didn’t hold back when talking about how filming the reality series has impacted her mental health.The real estate agent, 31, opened up about her struggles with anxiety and depression during a candid conversation with Scheana Shay on her “Scheananigans” podcast on Friday, August 7. Though her Netflix reality series has become increasingly popular following the release of its third season, Quinn admitted that her time in the spotlight comes with its challenges.“Even before the television show, I always had anxiety and depression.

“Vanderpump Rules” star Scheana Shay is opening up about her former friendship with “Selling Sunset”s Chrishell Stause.

*WARNING SPOILERS BELOW* Selling Sunset returned to Netflix for season three, and once again, took viewers on quite a rollercoaster, full of tears, cat fights, make ups and break ups.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn wed 41-year-old millionaire businessman Christian Richard, who is aretired software engineer, in Los Angeles in December 2019.And on Friday the blonde beauty's wedding photos were shared with DailyMail.com ahead of the debut of season three of her popular reality TV show.The 31-year-old bride looked lovely even though she was sick withcoronavirusat the time. Her off-the-shoulder black gown was a princess style and full of lace and sheer panels as her groom was dapper in a black tuxedo.

Selling Sunset‘s Chrishell Stause wants her fans to keep it classy as they support her, even after costar Christine Quinn shaded her.Quinn, 31, made her feelings clear about the Young & the Restless alum, 34, when she liked a tweet calling the actress “sad” on Saturday, August 8.“I can’t stand Chrishell idk how Davina [Potratz] could sit there so calmly when that sad excuse of an ‘actress’ was like ‘I have a headache’ UGH I would have lost it,” the tweet read in reference to a scene on the Netflix series.Some of Stause’s followers weren’t pleased and fired off at the real estate agent via Twitter.

EVOKE about his plans to expand his real estate business and in turn, the number of Selling franchises that hit our screens.However, it’ll be a while before any of those moving parts come together and land on Netflix for our rapid consumption, so, what’s the story with Selling Sunset season four?In June, Christine Quinn told Grazia that filming for the fourth season had been delayed due to the pandemic, stating, ‘We’re going to shoot next year now, I’m hearing.’‘We have such a big production, there’s so many people on our crew.

August 9, 2020 Writing to fans she shared, ”I SO appreciate all the love you guys have given for #SellingSunset wow!’‘That being said, some of you are attacking a certain person in defending me. I appreciate the sentiment because certain things made me mad too.

SPOILERS AHEAD! This article contains details from season 3 of Selling Sunset. Proceed with caution… or after binging!The Selling Sunset season 3 finale might as well be the equivalent to Game of Thrones' Red Wedding (note: the author of this article says that having never seen a single episode of GoT).

Selling Sunset within just a couple months of each other (mostly because the seasons were filmed back to back). But now that season 3 is out, what about season 4?Despite a recent gathering of cast members for a party to celebrate Mary Fitzgerald and Chrishell Stause's birthdays, as well as Heather Rae Young's engagement -- which looked like a scene straight out of the show on social media -- the cast has yet to start filming a fourth season (and Netflix has yet to officially pick one up).

Christine Quinn‘s wedding to Christian Richard will be shown in the new season of Netflix’s Selling Sunset and you can take a look inside the lavish event right here!

Selling Sunset fans may have been blown away by Christine Quinn’s eye-wateringly extravagant wedding – but it seems there was a whole lot of behind-the-scenes drama kicking off.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn wed 41-year-old millionaire businessman Christian Richard, who is aretired software engineer, in Los Angeles in December 2019.And on Friday the blonde beauty's wedding photos were shared with DailyMail.com ahead of the debut of season three of her popular reality TV show.The 31-year-old bride looked lovely even though she was sick withcoronavirusat the time. Her off-the-shoulder black gown was a princess style and full of lace and sheer panels as her groom was dapper in a black tuxedo.

As series three of the popular Netflix series Selling Sunset hits our screens so will Christine Quinn and the glamorous real estate agents of The Oppenheim Group.Since her engagement was featured in the second season, many fans were left questioning if Christine and fiancé Christian Richard ended up tying the knot.Christian is reported to have popped the question to Christine over the break of the first and second seasons of Selling Sunset.Christine and Christian celebrated their engagement in season two with an engagement party where Christian spoke fondly of his bride-to-be.During the episode, Christian said: "Christine, I met you in Beverly Hills not even a year ago, and I absolutely fell head over heels in love with you."We had dinner,

Selling Sunset debuted in 2018, the world was given an inside look at the multi-million dollar homes the Oppenheim Group’s agents sell in Los Angeles.Christine Quinn, Mary Fitzgerald, Davina Potratz, Chrishell Stause, Maya Vander, Amanza Smith and Heather Rae Young work as the main agents on the Netflix series, which follows both their personal lives — including Stause’s divorce from Justin Hartley and Quinn’s over-the-top wedding to Christian Richard — and their lavish careers.Some of the celebrity clients that the Selling Sunset agents have sold to include Ellen DeGeneres, Orlando Bloom and Meryl Streep.But who brings in the most money? When a mansion is sold on the show, the price it is sold for is listed, followed by the commission that