Ethan Hawke playfully roasts Rose Byrne over her 16-year-old brutal review of his first novel

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/rose-byrne-ethan-hawke-review

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Talented newcomer #EvaVictor wrote acted in + directed #SorryBaby a #film with #nominations for #BritishIndependantFilmAwards, #IndependantSpiritAwards #CriticsChoice #Cannes Film Festival + a #GoldenGlobenomination for #BestActress

#StreamingOnHBO

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt32843349/reference/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

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Director, screenwriter #NiaDaCosta reworks the #HenrikIbsen 1891 stage drama #HeddaGabler in her #film #Hedda. #TessaThompson received a #BestActress #GoldenGlobeNomination but #NinaHoss is also magnificent

#StreamingOnPrime

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt27953589/reference/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

#Movies

Saw an #AmericanMasters episode on #PBS about the deaf actress Marlee Matlin the other day, who spoke at length about her relationship with William Hurt & her performance in the movie #ChildrenOfALetterGod for which she won the #Oscar for #BestActress in 1986.

https://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/marlee-matlin-documentary/36597/

So, I decided to watch the movie which I had passed on previously. I liked the movie but what was going thru my head as I watched it was how Matlin & Hurt seemed as ill suited for each other in the film, as they were in life.

Matlin revealed that Hurt had abused her in their relationship off screen & it seemed to be mimicked on the screen as well. I liked that Matlin's character stopped putting up with Hurt's characters sh*t & went out on her own. Didn't like that they ended up back together in the end because of the obvious defects in their relationship, which as all of us old folks know, always remain after a break up & a reunion.

For relationships, if it doesn't work, very seldom can it be fixed. 🤷‍♂️