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First Look At Daniel Day-Lewis' First New Movie In 8 Years Released Following Legendary Actor's Unretirement
The festival spotlights three world premieres including Daniel Day-Lewis's first acting role in eight years and Ronan Day-Lewis's directorial debut, emphasizing family and cultural legacies.
- This year’s festival announced the world premieres of Ronan Day-Lewis’s Anemone, Rebecca Miller’s Mr. Scorsese, and Ben Stiller’s Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost.
- After unveiling Main Slate and Currents lineups, the 63rd New York Film Festival announced three world premieres, two U.S. premieres, and six New York premieres, running from September 26 to October 13.
- As a Northern England–set family drama, Anemone marks the feature directorial debut of Ronan Day-Lewis, starring Daniel Day-Lewis in his first role in eight years.
- With screenings scheduled at Lincoln Center and four other venues, tickets for NYFF63 go on sale to the general public on September 18.
- Following its premiere at the New York Film Festival, Anemone will open in select U.S. theaters on October 3 before expanding wide on October 10.
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About eight years ago Daniel Day-Lewis sets the final point in his acting career. But now the multiple Oscar winner returns again. For a project of his son he will be on the screen again.
First Look At Daniel Day-Lewis' First New Movie In 8 Years Released Following Legendary Actor's Unretirement
The first new look at Daniel Day-Lewis in Anemone, his first film role since 2017, has been released. Day-Lewis previously retired following the release of Paul Thomas Anderson’s Phantom Thread in 2017. Anemone comes with a bit of a caveat, however, as it’s directed by his 27-year-old son Ronan Day-Lewis in his directorial debut. The synopsis for Anemone provided by Focus Features is brief, as the official website simply says the movie “explores…
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The Independent (US)Daniel Day-Lewis makes acting return after retirement
Three-time Oscar winner abruptly quit the movie industry in 2017
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