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CONTACT US AT: 8351-9456, [email protected] Tuesday February 19, 2019 16 ❘ ENtertainment “BOHEMIAN Rhapsody” won two trophies, for dialogue/ADR and musical, and “A Quiet Place” won one, for effects/Foley in the live-action feature compe- tition of the 66th annual Motion Picture Sound Edi- tors Golden Reel Awards, handed out Sunday at the Westin Bonaventure in downtown Los Angeles. Additionally, animated “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” won two trophies during the eve- ning. Netflix’s “Roma” won the foreign-language film category. “A Quiet Place,” “Black Panther,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “First Man” and “Roma” are nominated for the Academy Award in sound editing. Last week- end, “Bohemian Rhapsody” won the BAFTA for best sound (which combines sound editing and mixing). During the evening, Michael Mann helped to present the MPSE Film- maker of the Year award to Antoine Fuqua. Accepting the trophy, Fuqua remem- bered the people who were part of the Civil Rights Movement — “many of these people were women” — and he emphasized that he strives to hire a “diverse cast and crew that I believe reflects America.” He saluted the sound profes- sionals, saying “your work is extremely important to me. You make us laugh, cry, feel love ... and you make us think. And we need more critical thinking these days, more than ever.” Supervising sound editor Stephen Hunter Flick — an Oscar winner for “Robocop” and “Speed” — was honored with the Career Achieve- ment Award. (SD-Agencies) ‘ Bohemian Rhapsody ’ wins pair of trophies at sound editors ’ Golden Reel Awards A scene from “Bohemian Rhapsody.” SD-Agencies CAITLYN JENNER is now a grandparent seven times over. Burt Jenner, the “I Am Cait” star’s oldest son, welcomed his second child, a boy named William, last week with girl- friend Valerie Pitalo, the family announced on Instagram. The new grandparent recently paid the tot a visit and shared a sweet pair of photos to Insta- gram on Sunday, showing the newborn first in her arms and then sporting a tiny mohawk. The moniker might be a nod to Jenner — who publicly came out as transgender in 2015 — as her birth name was William Bruce Jenner. Burt, 40, celebrated the birth of his baby with an adorable Ins- tagram video featuring his older son, 2-year-old Bodhi, cuddling his new brother and declaring him “nice.” As for the rest of the brood, Jenner is also grandparent to Marino’s three children, Brandon’s 3-year-old daughter Eva James and Kylie’s 1-year-old daughter Stormi. (SD-Agencies) “ROMA” star Yalitza Aparicio, the first indigenous woman to be nominated for a Best Actress Oscar, declared she was proud of her heritage in response to a vicious slur by a fellow Mexican actor. “I am proud to be an Oaxacan indigenous woman and it sad- dens me that there are people who do not know the correct meaning of words,” she said in a statement Saturday. The 26-year-old actress — whose father is Mixtec and mother Triqui — plays a live-in domestic worker for a wealthy family in Mexico City in the ’70s in “Roma.” The critically acclaimed semi-autobiographi- cal film by director Alfonso Cuaron reveals her struggles as well as the crucial role she plays in the family, particularly for the children. Goyri quickly apologized for his comments. “It was never my intent to offend anyone. I apologize to Yalitza, who deserves [the Oscar nomination] and much more,” he said in a video posted on Instagram and YouTube. “For me, it is an honor to see a Mexican be nominated for an Oscar.” Aparicio said in an interview earlier this month with the Los Angeles Times that she takes extreme care with the “image” she presents. “I know that everything that I am doing — if I do something wrong, they might think we are all that way. So I have to take good care of that image, our image,” she explained. Aparicio also talked of the pressure and constraints she faced to reach for more in her life. “People would tell me, ‘Why do you study?’” she told the Times. “One, you are a woman. Two, you don’t have the right color. Three, your economic station doesn’t help. You’ll end up getting married and becom- ing a servant.” She said, “I could stay in this jar where they say I belong,” but she was determined to break out of it. “Roma” has been nominated for 10 Oscars. (SD-Agencies) CHANGE your plans for next Valentine’s Day: The latest James Bond film, the 25th in the series, has been pushed back about two months from its original release date of Feb. 14, 2020. The new release date is April 8, 2020. The film marks Daniel Craig’s return to the storied 007 franchise. Cary Joji Fukunaga, the American filmmaker best known for directing the Emmy- winning first season of HBO’s “True Detective,” will direct the as-yet untitled 25th film in the franchise. Fukunaga, whose feature cred- its include “Sin Nombre,” “Jane Eyre” and “Beasts of No Nation,” also becomes the first American director in the decades-long history of the franchise under MGM. The new film, in which Daniel Craig returns for his fifth (and presumably final) outing as secret agent 007, will begin shooting March 4. Sam Mendes directed the last two films in the franchise: 2012’s “Skyfall,” which grossed US$1.1 billion worldwide, and 2015’s “Spectre,” which reached US$880 million at the box office. MGM, which is producing the film with Eon, will distrib- ute the film domestically with Annapurna Pictures, while Uni- versal handles international ter- ritories. (SD-Agencies) New Bond film pushed back two months from Valentine’s Day 2020 Mexican actor apologizes for slur against ‘Roma’ star Yalitza Aparicio Caitlyn Jenner bonds with 7th grandchild
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“BOHEMIAN Rhapsody” won two trophies, for dialogue/ADR and musical, and “A Quiet Place” won one, for effects/Foley in the live-action feature compe-tition of the 66th annual Motion Picture Sound Edi-tors Golden Reel Awards, handed out Sunday at the Westin Bonaventure in downtown Los Angeles.
Additionally, animated “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” won two trophies during the eve-ning. Netfl ix’s “Roma” won the foreign-language fi lm category.
“A Quiet Place,” “Black Panther,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “First Man” and “Roma” are nominated for the Academy Award in sound editing. Last week-end, “Bohemian Rhapsody” won the BAFTA for best sound (which combines sound editing and mixing).
During the evening, Michael Mann helped to present the MPSE Film-maker of the Year award to Antoine Fuqua. Accepting the trophy, Fuqua remem-bered the people who were part of the Civil Rights Movement — “many of
these people were women” — and he emphasized that he strives to hire a “diverse cast and crew that I believe refl ects America.” He saluted the sound profes-sionals, saying “your work is extremely important to me. You make us laugh, cry, feel love ... and you make us think. And we need more critical thinking these days, more than ever.”
Supervising sound editor Stephen Hunter Flick — an Oscar winner for “Robocop” and “Speed” — was honored with the Career Achieve-ment Award.
(SD-Agencies)
‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ wins pair of trophies at sound editors’
Golden Reel Awards
A scene from “Bohemian Rhapsody.” SD-Agencies
CAITLYN JENNER is now a grandparent seven times over.
Burt Jenner, the “I Am Cait” star’s oldest son, welcomed his second child, a boy named William, last week with girl-friend Valerie Pitalo, the family announced on Instagram.
The new grandparent recently paid the tot a visit and shared a sweet pair of photos to Insta-gram on Sunday, showing the newborn fi rst in her arms and then sporting a tiny mohawk.
The moniker might be a nod to Jenner — who publicly came out as transgender in 2015 — as her birth name was William Bruce Jenner.
Burt, 40, celebrated the birth of his baby with an adorable Ins-
tagram video featuring his older son, 2-year-old Bodhi, cuddling his new brother and declaring him “nice.”
As for the rest of the brood, Jenner is also grandparent to Marino’s three children, Brandon’s 3-year-old daughter Eva James and Kylie’s 1-year-old daughter Stormi.
(SD-Agencies)
“ROMA” star Yalitza Aparicio, the fi rst indigenous woman to be nominated for a Best Actress Oscar, declared she was proud of her heritage in response to a vicious slur by a fellow Mexican actor.
“I am proud to be an Oaxacan indigenous woman and it sad-dens me that there are people who do not know the correct meaning of words,” she said in a statement Saturday.
The 26-year-old actress — whose father is Mixtec and mother Triqui — plays a live-in domestic worker for a wealthy family in Mexico City in the ’70s in “Roma.” The critically acclaimed semi-autobiographi-cal fi lm by director Alfonso Cuaron reveals her struggles as
well as the crucial role she plays in the family, particularly for the children.
Goyri quickly apologized for his comments.
“It was never my intent to offend anyone. I apologize to Yalitza, who deserves [the Oscar nomination] and much more,” he said in a video posted on Instagram and YouTube. “For me, it is an honor to see a Mexican be nominated for an Oscar.”
Aparicio said in an interview earlier this month with the Los Angeles Times that she takes extreme care with the “image” she presents.
“I know that everything that I am doing — if I do something wrong, they might think we are
all that way. So I have to take good care of that image, our image,” she explained.
Aparicio also talked of the pressure and constraints she faced to reach for more in her life.
“People would tell me, ‘Why do you study?’” she told the Times. “One, you are a woman. Two, you don’t have the right color. Three, your economic station doesn’t help. You’ll end up getting married and becom-ing a servant.”
She said, “I could stay in this jar where they say I belong,” but she was determined to break out of it.
“Roma” has been nominated for 10 Oscars.
(SD-Agencies)
CHANGE your plans for next Valentine’s Day: The latest James Bond fi lm, the 25th in the series, has been pushed back about two months from its original release date of Feb. 14, 2020.
The new release date is April 8, 2020. The fi lm marks Daniel Craig’s return to the storied 007 franchise.
Cary Joji Fukunaga, the American fi lmmaker best known for directing the Emmy-winning fi rst season of HBO’s “True Detective,” will direct the as-yet untitled 25th fi lm in the franchise.
Fukunaga, whose feature cred-its include “Sin Nombre,” “Jane Eyre” and “Beasts of No Nation,” also becomes the fi rst American
director in the decades-long history of the franchise under MGM.
The new fi lm, in which Daniel Craig returns for his fi fth (and presumably fi nal) outing as secret agent 007, will begin shooting March 4.
Sam Mendes directed the last two fi lms in the franchise: 2012’s “Skyfall,” which grossed US$1.1 billion worldwide, and 2015’s “Spectre,” which reached US$880 million at the box offi ce.
MGM, which is producing the fi lm with Eon, will distrib-ute the fi lm domestically with Annapurna Pictures, while Uni-versal handles international ter-ritories. (SD-Agencies)
New Bond fi lm pushed back two months from Valentine’s Day 2020
Mexican actor apologizes for slur against ‘Roma’ star Yalitza Aparicio
Caitlyn Jenner bonds with 7th grandchild
