Toronto 2011: Day 5 Recap

Today, I caught an early on press screening of W.E, after which it rushed to my accommodation to accomplish planning my mid-day interviews while using film's co-author/director Madonna (who, not remarkably, travels with quite an entourage and was protected by a few pads) and stars Abbie Cornish and Andrea Riseborough (who, not remarkably, don't/weren't). I ended up getting very enjoyable conversations wonderful three. (Audio in the Madonna interview has released, and audio within the Cornish and Riseborough interviews will publish shortly.) PHOTOS: 13 Movies to comprehend within the Toronto Film Festival Following a back-to-back-to-back interviews wrapped, I gone after another part of the same hotel for just two more back-to-back interviews, this time around around while using French duo most responsible for the astonishing film The Artist, author-director Michel Hazanavicius and actor Jean Dujardin (who, in France, can be a star from the stature much like George Clooney inside the U.S.). Hazanavicius talks British perfectly Dujardin does not and for your reason spoke by having an interpreter -- a girl, oddly enough. (Video of both interviews will publish shortly.) COMPLETE COVERAGE: Toronto Film Festival I quickly rushed to my room to acquire my Madonna interview online, needed a considerably-needed nap, and headed out for your evening -- first of all-rate dinner held by Summit at Brasaii to fete its TIFF films 50/50 and Take This Waltz (Seth Rogen, who stars in films, was apparently attending), after which it for the Weinstein Co.'s gathering at Soho House in celebration of TIFF film Coriolanus (director-star Take advantage of Fiennes was working the region with whatever enthusiasm he could muster, and fellow stars Gerard Butler, Jessica Chastain(pictured) and John Cox were also attending). Toronto Worldwide Film Festival Gerard Butler Jessica Chastain Madonna Seth Rogen Worldwide Take advantage of Fiennes John Cox