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Chris Evans and Ana de Armas have the BEST chemistry! Heart

 

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This weekend, the annual Toronto International Film Festival hosted a number of starry film premieres including, Ron Howard’s new thriller “Eden,” starring @ana_d_armas, Jude Law, @Sydney_Sweeney, and Vanessa Kirby. For the film’s debut, De Armas brought sheer glamour to the carpet in @louisvuitton. Tap the link in our bio to see more.

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EDEN ‘s night at @tiff_net 🩷

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It was love at first sight 💕

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EDEN @tiff_net ✨

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Ron Howard, Sydney Sweeney & the Cast of 'Eden' Pick Who They Would be Stranded on an Island With Variety

 

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Toronto International Film Festival 2024. Dressed in Louis Vuitton for the esteemed film event, House Ambassadors Alicia Vikander, starring in « The Assessment », Cate Blanchett, starring in « Rumors » and Ana de Armas, starring in « Eden »  joined Friend of the House Este Haim, starring in « Shell », in custom creations by @nicolasghesquiere, while friend of the House Andrew Garfield, starring in « We Live in Time », wore a look by @pharrell.

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From the World of John Wick: Ballerina (2025) Official Trailer - Ana de Armas | 4K

 

Sydney Sweeney Was Blown Away to Discover Ron Howard Film ‘Eden’ Is Based on a True Story TheWrap

 

Louis Vuitton SS25 fashion show in Paris, France October 1st, 2024

 

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What do you think of her look? Tell us in the comments! 😍 Ana de Armas triumphs in Paris with the most romantic lace dress that we will wear at any age and we are fascinated ✨ 📸 Launchmetrics Spotlight

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Sydney Sweeney and Ana de Armas Face Their Acting FEARS in Ron Howard's Eden Collider

 

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Chad Stahelski's New Cut of ‘Ballerina' A Major Improvement?

Given recent developments, will Chad Stahelski be given director's credit for “Ballerina,” or will Len Wiseman remain credited? Stahelski has reshot most of the film, which means, given that he’s likely to be responsible for more than half of the film, he should be credited.

All this to say that “Ballerina” tested again last week, and it very much felt like a Stahelski/John Wick movie. It’s a night and day change. Compared to the original cut shown in the summer, “scores skyrocketed significantly.” Reshoots seem to have potentially saved this movie. Two separate sources are claiming it’s now a good film. We’ll see.

Back in June, I had reported about a “disastrous” test screening for Wiseman’s “Ballerina” cut, and Stahelski, who oversees all things ‘Wick’ for Lionsgate, quickly hopped onboard the director’s chair for the 3-month reshoots. I kept hearing that it was a “mess” and that a major overhaul was needed to steer the ship in the right direction.

I’m not entirely sure how Wiseman got this important job of expanding the Wick-verse in the first place. The only good Wiseman has made in his career in 2007’s “Live Free or Die Hard,” his other credits include two ‘Underworld’ movies and 2012’s misbegotten remake of “Total Recall.”