Paul Giamatti Pushes Julianne Moore over the Edge in 'Debut' Trailer
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There are still several weeks before we can meet the top nominees of the Oscar 2027. However, and as usual in every race for golden statuettes, festivals and first reviews have already positioned some favorites and favorites. On the male side of the performance, it seems that John ... Continue reading "Trailer of ‘The debut’: Julianne Moore points to his second Oscar in Jesse Eisenberg's new comedy"
Julianne Moore Looks Oscar-Worthy in Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut Trailer With Paul Giamatti
Julianne Moore showcases her acting range in the official trailer for The Debut. Two-time Academy Award nominee Jesse Eisenberg wrote and directed the upcoming dark comedy. The official synopsis for The Debut reads, “When Mona Friedman is cast in a bit part at a small community theater, she transforms from a shy, unassuming housewife into […] The post Julianne Moore Looks Oscar-Worthy in Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut Trailer With Paul Giamatti app…
‘The Debut’ Trailer: Julianne Moore Goes Full Method In Jesse Eisenberg’s Acclaimed Community Theater Comedy
There’s taking community theater seriously, and then there’s taking it so seriously that it completely consumes your life. That’s the premise of Jesse Eisenberg’s latest directorial effort, “The Debut,” a darkly funny and increasingly surreal comedy starring Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti. Following its acclaimed festival run, A24 has unveiled a new trailer ahead of the film’s December theatrical release. READ MORE: ‘The Debut’ Review: Juliann…
A24 Drops ‘The Debut' Trailer: Julianne Moore Goes Gloriously Off the Rails in Jesse Eisenberg's Surreal Comedy
I saw the film — a surreal theater comedy — back in September. It's a lot of fun, and Julianne Moore is the reason to see it. The second-best reason is Paul Giamatti.
Julianne Moore Takes Center Stage in New Look at Jesse Eisenberg’s ‘The Debut'
Jesse Eisenberg’s ‘The Debut’ is shaping up to be one of A24’s most charming releases of the holiday season. The film marks Eisenberg’s third outing as a director, following the acclaim he earned for ‘A Real Pain’, and it trades road-trip drama for the chaotic world of community theater. The project has been building buzz...
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