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Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Timothée Chalamet, Anya Taylor-Joy, Florence Pugh and Jason Momoa photographed for The New York Times.
📸 Charlie Gates
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Lee Chang-dong’s ‘POSSIBLE LOVE’ is now certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a perfect score of 100%.
Streaming on Netflix this Friday, November 6.
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peeta only painting the nails of the three fingers used for the mockingjay salute while at a capitol party is one of my favorite details in catching fire. peeta always found his own ways to rebel and manipulate the capitol.
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1. Sara Boustany & Kristina Bogic
Sara Boustany and Kristina Bogic are both fantastic in Quinn Shephard’s upcoming Netflix series The Body, giving two of the show’s best performances as Elise Zakaria and Anya Butler. Boustany is especially moving in the quieter, more emotional moments, while Bogic brings a sharper, more unpredictable energy to Anya. The Body feels like a genuine breakout for both of them, and with performances this strong, it is hard to imagine either staying under the radar for much longer.
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2. Maya Boyd
After making her mark on Broadway with roles in Merrily We Roll Along, & Juliet and Joe Turner’s Come and Gone, Maya Boyd is set to make a huge leap onto the big screen as Storm in Marvel Studios’ upcoming X-Men film, taking on one of the franchise’s most iconic characters in what will be her biggest role yet.
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3. Guitarricadelafuente
Already one of Spain’s most distinctive musicians, Guitarricadelafuente makes an extraordinary acting debut in Los Javis’ La Bola Negra as Sebastián, a young musician forced into the National Army during the Spanish Civil War who finds an unexpected connection with Rafael. It is a deeply vulnerable, beautifully restrained performance that feels remarkably assured for a first role, marking the beginning of what could be an equally exciting career on screen.


























