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JONAH HAUER-KING & MAYA HAWKE for TATLER MAGAZINE UK promoting Little Women the series (January 2018)

Glass Magazine (July 2023)

1883 Magazine 2021

Jonah Andre Hauer-King (born 30 May 1995) is an English actor. He began acting while studying at St John's College, Cambridge. He is best known for playing Prince Eric in the live-action adaptation of Disney's musical fantasy film The Little Mermaid (2023). He has appeared in the television miniseries Howards End (2017), Little Women (2017), and World on Fire (2019), and in the films The Last Photograph (2017) and A Dog's Way Home (2019). Early life and education Hauer-King was raised in North London, the son of Debra Hauer, an American psychotherapist and former theatre producer originally from Walnut Creek, California, and Jeremy King, a prominent London restaurateur originally from Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset. Hauer-King has dual British-American citizenship and was raised Jewish. His maternal grandparents came to Northern California in 1950; his maternal grandmother was a 3rd generation Jewish Torontonian and his grandfather was a Polish Jew who emigrated from Pacanów to Toronto in 1928 at age 7. Hauer-King attended The Hall School, Eton College and then St John's College, Cambridge, where he graduated with a first class degree in theology and religious studies, juggling acting roles on stage and screen whilst he was there. Career Hauer-King's first feature was a lead role in Danny Huston's The Last Photograph, which received its world premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival. He played Laurie in the 2017 BBC version of Little Women, and starred as Andrius Aras in the film Ashes in the Snow (2018), opposite Bel Powley, Paul Wilcox in Howards End, and as David in Postcards from London (2018). He also starred as Lucas in the film A Dog's Way Home (2019). His other roles include The Song of Names and This Is the Night. His most recent feature was playing Harry Chase in the BBC World War II drama World on Fire (2019). Jonah also portrayed Max Mallowan in the 2019 film Agatha and the Curse of Ishtar. On 12 November 2019, it was announced that Hauer-King would play Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid which was released on 26 May 2023. He has since been cast as the lead character Lale, in Sky's new adaptation of The Tattooist of Auschwitz. Filmography Source

Salma Hayek attends the Gala Dinner for the Opening Exhibition at the 60th Biennale Art 2024 in Venice, Italy Source: celebsfirst

@Cult Icon ^Believe me when I tell you there are tons of movies of the german POV - coming to my mind are Der Vorleser (The Reader - the book maybe more than the movie), Napola - Elite für den Führer (Before The Fall), Die Fälscher (The Counterfeiters), Geheime Reichssache (The Men behind Hitler), The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas, Leni Riefenstahl: Olympia (from 1939), Kolberg (from 1945), Quax der Bruchpilot (Quax the Crash Pilot - even though it's more a comedy from 1941), Verräter vor dem Volksgericht (Traitors before the People's Court), Die Mörder sind unter uns (The Murderers Are Among Us), Der Hauptmann (The Captain), Vor der Morgenröte (Farewell to Europe), Ein verborgenes Leben (A Hidden Life), Steiner – Das Eiserne Kreuz (Cross of Iron part I + II), Lore (POV of the daughter of a high ranked nazi), Des Teufels General (The Devil's General), Aimée & Jaguar (love story between the wife of a nazi and a jewish woman), Anonyma - Eine Frau in Berlin (A Woman In Berlin), Unser letzter Sommer (Summer Solstice), Dresden, München – Im Angesicht des Krieges (Munich – The Edge of War), Hitlerjunge Salomon (Europa, Europa), Der Unhold (The Ogre), Stella. Ein Leben (Last Song for Stella). Then of course super famous Das Boot (from Wolfgang Petersen), Die Blechtrommel (The Tin Drum), Das Wunder von Bern (The Miracle of Bern), So weit die Füße tragen (As Far as My Feet Will Carry Me), Stauffenberg from 2004 (not the Tom Cruise one - there are lots more of german movies about this dude), Unter dem Sand – Das Versprechen der Freiheit (Under sandet), Im Labyrinth des Schweigens (Labyrinth of Lies), Der Staat gegen Fritz Bauer (The People vs. Fritz Bauer). I could go on and on because yeah the germans love to process their dark history you just have to look beside the commercial stuff. As a kid in germany you grow up with the permament memory of this part of our inglorious past. And that's only WWII 😆 I think you also have to distinguish between a motion picture and a documentary. I think motion pictures are mostly either overdrawn or historical changed for the sake of the story/characters, pace and access for the audience. If you want 100% history accuracy you have to watch the movies made during the reign of the German Empire if you have access to them. There are literally tons of it. Of course not every title is available in every country. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_während_der_Zeit_des_Nationalsozialismus_im_Deutschen_Reich_uraufgeführten_deutschen_Spielfilme

@Lilja K for a moment when I saw the poster I thought they somehow de-aged Patrick Wilson for that role. But actually that Percy kid looks nothing like him LOL

Those tweets having an amount of likes (compared to others on the very same pages). So it seems people at least seem to like the idea.

Can't wait

^👏 @Matt! Can't believe this happened. This woman/producer should be ashamed.

Hollywood Producer Says Sydney Sweeney “Isn't Pretty" and “Can't Act" Sydney Sweeney has been all the rage in Hollywood these days. The actress broke out with 2019’s “Euphoria” and has now graduated to feature films. And yet, Hollywood producer Carol Baum doesn't understand all the buzz surrounding Sweeney. During a recent NY screening Q&A of Cronenberg’s “Dead Ringers,” which she produced, Baum claimed Sweeney, 26, “can't act” and “isn't pretty. Baum reportedly told the audience, “I don’t get Sydney Sweeney […] Explain this girl to me. She’s not pretty. She can’t act. Why is she so hot?” Referring to “Anyone But You,” in which Sweeney starred opposite Glen Powell, Baum said, “I wanted to know who she is and why everybody’s talking about her,” and “I found the film unwatchable.” What Baum really wants to say, and that she’s painstakingly holding back, is that Sweeney is actually famous for her wonderful rack. That’s the hot take I keep seeing on social media, and I’m not going to get into it because a) yes, Sweeney’s breasts are spectacular and b) that’s not why she’s become so popular. Sweeney’s first real hit was last December’s “Anyone But You,” a total trifle of a film that somehow found an audience, grossing $220 million worldwide on a skimp $25 million budget. Sweeney can also be seen in Neon’s recent low-budget horror hit “Immaculate,” which cost $9 million to produce and has, so far, grossed $21 million. I was very skeptical about her acting abilities, but Sweeney completely won me over with her work in last year’s “Reality.” She is flat out great in that film, delving deeply into the vulnerability of her character, a real-life NSA whistleblower who was thrown in jail by government. Here’s what I wrote about the performance in April 2023: Sweeney makes you feel the anxiety that invaded Reality’s system that day. There is extraordinary range in her performance, her character says very little, but every word is uttered with considerable artfulness. Her face also says everything we need to know about the character: the eyes, the twitchy wording, all as her her mental state collapses before us. She can act. End of story.

for Edie Parker x ST. JOHN

@akatosh

Glad to see her back

YES to seeing her with Leo again