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Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Anthony Mackie Is Stoked to Come in 2nd to Martin Scorsese or Ron Howard at the Emmys: ‘I Don't Care About No Winning'
Heading into this year's Emmys, Anthony Mackie is nominated in a pretty stacked category, with both Ron Howard and Martin Scorsese as his competition. And really, the Marvel star is very excited to come in second to one of them. In case you missed it, all three men were guest stars on Apple TV+'s 'The Studio' this year, and picked up nominations for their parts (in fact, 'The Studio' took five of the six nominations in the category). Stopping by 'The Tonight Show' on Wednesday, Mackie made it clear that he has no intention of winning the award in the end. More from TheWrap Anthony Mackie Is Stoked to Come in 2nd to Martin Scorsese or Ron Howard at the Emmys: 'I Don't Care About No Winning' | Video Seth Meyers Jokes the 'Hardest Part' of Trump's DOJ Meeting on Epstein Files Was Acting Shocked He's in Them | Video CBS News Sets Tanya Simon as '60 Minutes' EP After Bill Owens Departure Colbert's Abrupt Cancellation Sparks Late Night Ratings Surge Across the Board 'I don't care about no winning,' he told host Jimmy Fallon. 'Winning is being nominated against Scorsese and Ron Howard!' That said, Mackie does think he'll beat at least one of them, and that's what he's looking forward to. 'I'm very honored and proud to be nominated, but the reality of it is I'm excited to be in second place. Because, you know, it's Ron Howard and it's Scorsese. So, one of them gonna take it, but they gonna take votes from the other person,' Mackie explained. 'So I'ma be in second. See what I'm saying?' 'One of them gonna have to say 'Damn, I lost to Anthony Mackie,'' he added shortly thereafter. 'They're thinking about me. They're shaking.' You can watch Anthony Mackie's full appearance on 'The Tonight Show' in the video above. The post Anthony Mackie Is Stoked to Come in 2nd to Martin Scorsese or Ron Howard at the Emmys: 'I Don't Care About No Winning' | Video appeared first on TheWrap.
Time Out
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Greenpoint Film Festival returns with a provocative lineup and Martin Scorsese
Sometimes New York City film festivals feel like a generous Oprah has been shouting across the boroughs: ' You get a festival! And you get a festival!' And honestly, we're not mad about it. Any excuse to leave the apartment and mingle with fellow film lovers—without shelling out $50 on popcorn and soda—is a good one. Especially when the programming consistently highlights films and filmmakers flying just under the mainstream radar. (And also, you know, Martin Scorsese.) That's been the Greenpoint Film Festival 's sweet spot for 14 years and counting. The 2025 edition runs from Wednesday, August 6 to Sunday, August 10, transforming North Brooklyn into a hub for international storytelling, cinematic risk-taking, and community energy. More than 100 films from around the world are on the schedule, spanning narrative features, documentaries, animation, short films, and immersive XR experiences. This year's opening night selection is Outrider, a kinetic portrait of 'fast-talking poet' and activist Anne Waldman, featuring appearances by Patti Smith and Bob Dylan, with Scorsese serving as executive producer. The festival closes with Ravens, a haunting feature film inspired by the work of Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase. Written and directed by Oscar- and BAFTA-nominated Mark Gill, Ravens stars Golden Globe winner Tadanobu Asano (Shōgun) and follows his turbulent marriage and career as his alcoholism and violence gradually lead him down a path of obsession and ruin. Festivalgoers have a few ticketing options: a $35 Day Pass grants access to that day's screenings plus free popcorn, while the $125 all-access Green Pass gets you into all five days of programming, plus five cocktails and unlimited popcorn. Screenings will take place at 259 Green Street in the heart of Greenpoint. The jury for this year's festival includes art director Diego Quecano, actress, singer and dancer Genevieve Shi, producer Heather DiPietro, director Peter Lee, cinematographer Piero Basso, and producer and Audacity founder Rachel K. Fraser. In a city overflowing with film fests, the Greenpoint Film Festival stands out for its authenticity, neighborhood roots, and dedication to bold, independent cinema. Plus, heading out for a day in Greenpoint means a reason to hit up Paulie Gee's.
Metro
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Huge Leonardo DiCaprio blockbuster now streaming on iPlayer
The Wolf of Wall Street, one of Leonardo DiCaprio's most beloved films, is now available to stream on iPlayer. The 2013 film is a biographical black comedy crime film based on Jordan Belfort's 2007 memoir about his time as a stockbroker in New York City. Directed by Martin Scorsese, the film stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort, a real-life figure who was imprisoned for fraud and related crimes in connection with stock-market manipulation through his company Stratton Oakmont. The film has a stellar cast with Margot Robbie, Jonah Hill, Matthew McConaughey, and Kyle Chandler all playing major roles. In fact, for Margot, this was a huge breakout role for her, having only appeared in films such as About Time and I.C.U in minor roles. Now, over a decade after the film was released, UK fans can stream the film on iPlayer. With a 79% on Rotten Tomatoes, the movie was praised when it was released and has remained a huge hit in the 12 years since its debut. Reviews have praised the acting performances and the storytelling of Scorsese. 'In The Wolf of Wall Street, Scorsese recognized a story of insanity, lewdness, depravity, greed and incredible entertainment value, and that's exactly what he has brought to the screen,' said Eric Eisenberg for Cinemablend. 'Talk about a high-risk reward. Martin Scorsese's 'The Wolf of Wall Street' is a delirious, manic, push-the-limits comedy of gaudy amorality that tests the audience's taste,' said Joe Neumaier with New York Daily News. 'Great filmmakers don't grow old like the rest of us, and at 71, Martin Scorsese has stormed back with a picture that would have exhausted a director half his age,' said Robbie Collin for The Daily Telegraph. The film was a smash after being made for a budget of $100 million (£74.4m) and making $407m (£302.6m) at the box office. More Trending Which may well have been worth the initial spend, as it appeared on many best film of the year lists and was nominated for many awards during the awards season. The film received five Academy Award nominations but sadly didn't manage to cinch any wins. It also received five Bafta nominations (again winning none), and two Golden Globe nominations, with DiCaprio winning the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy. Be warned before streaming, this movie has a hefty run time of 180 minutes, meaning fans will have to lock in for a full three hours to enjoy the cinematic piece! Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you. MORE: James Gunn admits Henry Cavill's Superman firing was 'terrible' MORE: Legendary sci-fi film dubbed 'one of the best ever made' streaming for free MORE: 'Worst film ever' ripped apart by critics in one-star reviews
The Sun
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Inside dark history of abandoned asylum that starred in blockbuster Hollywood thriller as it plans £22m transformation
A SINISTER abandoned asylum which has starred in several blockbuster films is set to receive a massive £22million make-over. The creepy Medfield State Hospital was left rotting for years after it was set up in the 19th century to treat thousands of psychiatric patients. 13 13 13 13 And the asylum turned filming location is now set to benefit from a multimillion-pound facelift which will once again change its purpose entirely. When it was cosigned to the dustbin of history in 2003, the hospital in Massachusetts, US, seemingly shut down for good. The nightmarish 128-acre site saw its 27 buildings closed down and boarded up. But that was until its ruins were chosen by filmmakers to appear on the big screen. The deserted asylum featured in Hollywood blockbuster Shutter Island, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, in 2010. The eerie site made a perfect filming spot for Martin Scorsese's heartstopping psychological thriller. The blockbuster film chilled viewers to the core - and the striking effect was only possible with the help of the historical site. In the film, Ashecliffe Hospital is the fictional asylum used to house the Criminally Insane. So Medfield Hospital, with its creepy and empty vibe, served as the perfect shooting location for the fictional asylum. Brit explorer Ben Stevens travelled to the long-abandoned hospital - which used to be known as the Medfield Insane Asylum. He ventured there after learning it was used as the shooting location for Shutter Island. The Brit told What's The Jam: "It felt very cool to be there as I'm a very big film fan. "I found out about it because I wanted to know where they filmed Shutter Island." He added: "Obviously, they dressed up a lot of the building as a set for the movie. "But I just liked the whole feel of the place, it felt very New England with the red buildings and the leaves." And the list of Medfield's big screen appearances doesn't stop there. The sinister island has provided ambient filming locations for movies such as The New Mutants and The Box. Chilling images of the historical hospital, which once accommodated as many as 2,200 patients, have also been revealed by Stevens. 13 13 13 13 After entering the former infirmary's haunted walls, Stevens came across lots of old equipment which were abandoned along with the hospital. Dusty wheelchairs stood motionless in corridors, alongside derelict beds which hadn't been used for years. Stevens, 31, detailed: 'I even found a patient's shoes. The whole place was very sinister because I know they conducted a lot of experiments on their patients. "They also had a very high security wing, which apparently mobsters were sent to, which is pretty cool." Medfield State Hospital opened in 1896 and was the first of its kind to adapt a cottage-style design - which ironically maximised daylight, fresh air, exercise and socialistion. This image stands in stark contrast to its haunted and silent reputation today. The location was used by local dog walkers - as well as film crews from across the country. Its destiny is set to be reshaped again - as a local nonprofit is hoping to transform the site into a hub for music and education. Seemingly unable to escape the entertainment industry, Medfield State Hospital is facing plans to become a brand new venue. The nonprofit has already hosted a variety of live music and festivals on the hospital grounds. The town of Medfield purchased the property in 2014, with discussions over what to do with it already ongoing. There were also concerns over how to handle a contaminated portion of the location. 13 13 13 After four years of collecting public input, the town completed a master plan in 2018. And in 2020, the Bellforge Arts Center secured a 99-year lease with the town on two signature buildings at the core of the new campus. Bellforge Arts Center programme director Paul Armstrong said: 'We're not here to copy what's being done, we're here to surprise, challenge expectations of a suburban art center and try to create something truly different for both the artists, the audiences, and the community.' The nonprofit is still raising funds for the £22million megaproject, which will involve renovating the Lee Chapel and Infirmary, linking two buildings with a glass annex, and developing surrounding green space for outdoor performances and community events. The groundbreaking performance venue will also feature a 300-seat auditorium for music, theatre, and dance. The flexible space will accommodate lectures, films, readings, community and business meetings, as well as special events like weddings. It will also hold indoor art exhibits, a kitchen and office space. The construction is starting this summer and is set to last about 16 months. Aside from the two buildings that will become an arts centre, the other 25 are set to become apartments. 13 13
Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Epic movie fans say ‘deserves more than five stars' is streaming free on BBC iPlayer
Martin Scorsese's The Wolf of Wall Street is now available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer and has been hailed 'the shortest long movie I have ever seen' by fans One of Martin Scorsese's most celebrated films is now available to stream without charge for a limited period on BBC iPlayer. Widely regarded as one of the most hilarious films ever created and a sharp commentary on America's wealthy elite and corruption, this three-hour epic shouldn't be missed. Don't be deterred by the intimidating running time - countless viewers insist this breakneck crime thriller flies by and seems nearly half its genuine duration. We're naturally referring to 2013's The Wolf of Wall Street, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio as fraudulent stockbroker Jordan Belfort, supported by a stellar cast including Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie and Matthew McConaughey. It's currently available on BBC iPlayer at absolutely no cost, making now the ideal moment to either rewatch or experience this ridiculously captivating crime drama for the first time, reports the Express. One Reddit user commented: "The Wolf of Wall Street is the shortest long movie I have ever seen. That movie is a blast." Another agreed: "Absolutely. And the genre of it tricks you. After the cinema, we mentioned to each other that this felt like a 1 hour 40 min film. Like, it was slightly longer than the 90 minute mark." Numerous five-star Google reviews from delighted viewers also praise the film, with one stating: "The Wolf of Wall Street is infectiously entertaining. "It is probably the funniest movie I have seen all year with witty dialogue, over the top characters, and filled with energy that bleeds off the screen. "Between all the fun however, there is also a story about addiction and how it can cause a downward spiral in your life whether it be drugs, money, or power." Another fan enthused: "I don't know where to begin to review this epic of a movie. I would like to give this movie 5 out of 5 stars or maybe more than that." And a final film enthusiast encapsulated the film's dark yet irresistible allure: "The Wolf of Wall Street drops you into what looks like another dry finance story, but right away you know you're in for something wild. "Instead of a snooze-fest about numbers and graphs, Scorsese turns the whole thing into a high-energy thrill ride. "You'll feel the buzz of those boiler-room trades and the rush of that first big payday, all while laughing at just how over-the-top it gets." Highlighting greed and corruption, all with a wicked sense of humour and stellar performances, The Wolf of Wall Street is a must-watch now that it's free to stream. The Wolf of Wall Street is available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
