Film News 2025-03-22

• Bill Skarsgård Took on His Role in ‘Locked’ Because It Was the ‘Polar Opposite’ of ‘Nosferatu’
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• ‘The Last of Us’ Star Bella Ramsey Thinks Their Neurodivergence Has ‘Helped’ with Their Acting
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• Steven Soderbergh Admires the ‘Interesting Choices’ Timothée Chalamet Has Made as an Actor
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• Dichen Lachman Expects Fans to Be ‘Pitching a Throuple Situation’ in Response to the ‘Severance’ Season 2 Finale
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• ‘One Piece’ Co-Showrunner Matt Owens Steps Away from Hit Series Citing Need to Focus on ‘Mental Health’
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• Wes Anderson Receives First Career Retrospective of His Work at Cinémathèque Française in Paris
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• Amanda Seyfried Chose ‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’ Over ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’: I Thought It Would Be ‘Marvel’s First Bomb’
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• 2025 Emmys Predictions: Outstanding Comedy Series
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• ‘Bob Trevino Likes It’ Review: Barbie Ferreira and John Leguizamo Ground Stranger-Than-Fiction True Story
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• ‘Locked’ Review: Bill Skarsgård Is a Car Thief Trapped Inside Anthony Hopkins’ Self-Driving SUV in a Gimmicky Thriller
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• Cate Blanchett Prefers If Awards Shows Weren’t Televised: ‘It’s Blasphemy’ but It Would Be a Better ‘Party’ That Way
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• How the Single Takes of ‘Adolescence’ Hide in Plain Sight
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