US EditionKent Jones, Willem Dafoe & Greta Lee Talk ‘Late Fame’ As New York Poet Comedy-Drama Charms Venice Film Festival
Ed Saxberger, a former poet rediscovered in his 60s, faces challenges balancing renewed fame and personal relationships amid Manhattan's evolving artistic scene.
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Kent Jones, Willem Dafoe & Greta Lee Talk ‘Late Fame’ As New York Poet Comedy-Drama Charms Venice Film Festival
Director Kent Jones and stars Willem Dafoe and Greta Lee touched down at the Venice Film Festival on Saturday with Late Fame. Dafoe stars as forgotten 1970s New York poet Ed Saxberger who is rediscovered by a group of well-heeled young admirers, while Lee plays Gloria, a talented but emotionally complex actress who is connected to the group. The wry drama received a rapturous reception from a 1,400-strong audience as it world premiered in Ve…
Willem Dafoe: "L'età"? the Others Make Me Think About It. I Think About Yoga and My Upcoming Movies.
The 70-year-old American actor is at the exhibition in a triple role: the protagonist of Kent Jones' hunger Late, director of the Biennale Teatro and personal supporter of Emma Stone who made fury on the red carpet
‘Late Fame’ Review: Willem Dafoe Is Low-Key and Magnificent as a Former Poet Seemingly Rescued From Obscurity
Greta Lee also stars in Kent Jones’ New York-set drama, adapted by Samy Burch from a novella by Arthur Schnitzler, and headed for the New York Film Festival after its Venice premiere.
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