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Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon have ‘Bull Durham’ reunion: ‘Catching up with an old friend’

an Instagram post. “There’s nothing like catching up with an old friend,” Costner wrote on his Instagram Thursday, sharing a picture of himself with Sarandon, 77, smiling together. The former “Yellowstone” star added, “Great to see you [Susan Sarandon] we’ve come a long way since our ‘Bull Durham’ days.”Sarandon attended Venice as an honoree of Better World Fund.

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Lady Gaga praised for ‘comforting’ shy fiance Michael Polansky at Venice Film Festival: ‘I’m crying so hard’

“Joker: Folie à Deux” on Wednesday, September 4, and the pair faced an overwhelming number of fans and photographers as they walked the red carpet. While that counts as a regular hump day for Gaga, it was no doubt a new experience for Polansky — something the “Stupid Love” singer seemed keenly aware of.

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Joaquin Phoenix refuses to reveal why he quit gay romance film: ‘Not sure how that would be helpful’

on his sudden departure from Todd Haynes’ NC-17 gay detective romance movie — just five days before the film was set to start filming.The 49-year-old was asked about his controversial exit during a press conference for his upcoming movie, “Joker: Folie à Deux,” at the Venice Film Festival on Wednesday. “I think if I do [speak about the reasoning], I’d just be sharing my opinion from my perspective, and the other creatives aren’t here to say their piece, and it just doesn’t feel like that would be right,” Phoenix explained.“I’m not sure how that would be helpful.

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Daniel Craig gets 9-min standing ovation for erotic film ‘Queer’ after laughing off ‘Gay James Bond’ question in Venice

labeled “a career best,” and it’s clear the 56-year-old actor felt the love in the theater after the credits rolled Tuesday night.In videos posted on X, the actor, who played James Bond in five installments of the franchise, appeared flushed and even a bit teary-eyed as the crowd cheered for him and the “Queer” filmmakers. After embracing Guadagnino, he walked down an aisle of stairs in the theater, taking a few small bows and thanking the audience as they continued their rapturous applause.As the ovation continued, the star looked overwhelmed and unsure what to do.

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‘Separated’ Review: A Damning But Incomplete Look At The Trump Admin’s Cruel Family Separation Policy [Venice]

Tackling the Trump administration’s policy of separating children from their parents at the Southern border, Errol Morris’s newest documentary “Separated” is an incisive overview of the rise of Trumpism, the fear-mongering that went along his rise to power, and his administration’s attempts to vilify undocumented immigrants. It’s as angry as anything Morris has made in the past — including “Standard Operating Procedure,” a film that shares a schematic and thematic kinship here — but it’s also one that feels incomplete.

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‘Harvest’ Review: Caleb Landry Jones Tries To Expand Borders In Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Allegorical Drama [Venice]