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Natalie was on Jimmy Fallon’s show tonight as part of the American promotion for Arco, the animated film she co-produced. We have a couple of videos and some nice photos of her TV appearance after the jump. Enjoy!
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Natalie appeared on the Today Show this morning to promote the American premiere of Arco. We have the link to the full video of her interview and a couple of photos taken in the studio:
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Unfortunately, we have some bad news to report today: Natalie has been nominated for Worst Actress at the Razzie Awards for her performance in "Fountain of Youth”. Her last nomination…
Arco was one of the most nominated films at the European Film Awards, and yesterday, Saturday, it was rewarded with the award for Best European Animated Film of the Year. Director Ugo Bienvenu and co-producer Sophie Mas accepted the award at the gala held in Berlin. Unfortunately, Natalie was unable to attend the ceremony. We have a short video of the moment after the jump:
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Natalie was on Stephen Colbert’s Late Show last night… but with a little trick: The TV appearance was an edited re-airing of a show recorded last May for the release of “Fountain of Youth.” Fortunately, the content of the video of her appearance posted today on the show’s channel is new: The “Colbert Questionert”. The video and some photos are after the jump:
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Well… first of all: Happy New Year to everyone… even if it’s a bit late. After a few days with the website down, we’re back this year with renewed energy.
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Yesterday the Golden Globes nominations were announced, and Arco was once again selected among the best animated films of the year. The film, directed by Ugo Bienvenu and produced by…
Well… it seems the reports about the title change were unfounded, and “The Gallerist” will indeed be the title of the latest film directed by Cathy Yan and starring Natalie and Jenna Ortega. The first official photo was released today, and according to World of Reel, the film will premiere at the upcoming Sundance Film Festival, which takes place at the end of January. Collider has a nice article about it:
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