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Julie Delpy, Takehiro Hira, Kathryn Hunter, Kate Dickie, Emma D’Arcy to star in Sonoya Mizuno’s ‘Stages’ for A24, Focus Features

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By Ben Dalton Verified
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Source: Matt Pettit/AMPAS / Kenta Himara / Rachell Smith Julie Delpy, Takehiro Hira, Emma D’Arcy Julie Delpy, Takehiro Hira, Kathryn Hunter, Kate Dickie and Emma D’Arcy will star in Sonoya Mizuno’s directorial debut Stages, with production underway in the UK. A24 will handle North American distribution on the film, with Focus Features acquiring international rights, to distribute internationally through Universal Pictures International.
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John Legend to play Harry Belafonte in Bill Condon’s ‘The Road Home’ with production underway

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Source: Mike Baker/AMPAS John Legend John Legend will play actor, singer, and civil rights activist Harry Belafonte in Bill Condon’s The Road Home, with production underway in South Africa. Legend joins Thabo Rametsi, Cynthia Erivo, Guy Pearce and Screen Star of Tomorrow Johnny Flynn on the cast. The Road Home tells the true story of trumpeter Hugh Makesela, who was exiled from his native South Africa.
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Searchlight, Screen Ireland, Bruce Springsteen pay tribute to ‘Once’ actor-singer Glen Hansard, who died in motorbike crash aged 56

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Source: Michael Yada/AMPAS Glen Hansard Tributes have been coming in from the film and music industries to Irish actor-singer Glen Hansard, who died yesterday aged 56. Hansard was killed in a single-vehicle motorbike crash near Dublin. The crash was reported to emergency services shortly before 04.30 local time, according to the BBC. Hansard and Marketa Irglova won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 2008 for ‘Falling Slowly’, from John Carney’s Once.
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