A brilliant and committed actress, courted by the seventh art, the flamboyant Julianne Moore knows how to do everything, play everything. From “The Big Lebowski” to “Still Alice” via “The Hours”, “Crazy, Stupid, Love…” or more recently “May December”, no genre can resist him. Not even the universe of series in which she excels, this time again. The one who preferred to settle in New York with a man and children rather than give in to the bling-bling of the West Coast is one of those actresses that we adore without moderation. Our recent interview with her confirms this more than once.
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It was shortly before the end of year celebrations that Julianne Moore received us in the room of a Parisian palace in the 8th arrondissement. His face is soft. His sparkling eyes. His bright smile. This multi-awarded actress – two Golden Globes and an Oscar among others – exudes a reassuring maternal warmth. From the first seconds, it reveals itself to be disconcertingly simple.
In theaters this Wednesday, January 8, the American shares the poster of Pedro Almodóvar’s film, “The Room Next Door”, with Tilda Swinton. For his first feature film in English, awarded a Golden Lion in Venice last September, the leading figure of Movida chose to adapt “What is your torment?” », French title of a novel by Sigrid Nunez. On screen, the drama portrays the newfound friendship between Ingrid, a successful novelist, and Martha, whom
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