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FILTER RESULTS ►Participant PanAmerica Backing ‘El Ardor’ With Gael Garcia Bernal And Alice Braga
Participant Media launched Participant PanAmerica to develop and co-finance 10-12 Spanish-language films a year with Mexico’s Canana, Chile’s Fabula and Colombia’s Dynamo, at the Berlin Film Festival in February. The entity has now identified its first project with El Ardor. Show More Summary
Robert De Niro & Edgar Ramirez Land 'Hands of Stone' Boxing Drama
Over two years ago, Al Pacino and Gael Garcia Bernal were attached to a boxing drama called Hands of Stone, a film about five-time world boxing champ Roberto Durán. Bernal was playing Duran while Pacino was slated to be his trainer Ray Arcel. Show More Summary
Robert De Niro and Edgar Ramirez Take Hands of Stone
Although Gael Garcia Bernal and Al Pacino were formerly said to up for the same roles, Deadline is now reporting that Edgar Ramirez and Robert De Niro are set to headline the upcoming Hands of Stone. Based on the life of boxing champ...Show More Summary
Indie Picks This Weekend: Saying Yes To "No"
Gael Garcia Bernal stars in Pablo Larrain's Oscar-nominated film No. (Sony Pictures Classics) [ more › ]
The Chilean Mad Men of ‘No’
How did Gael García Bernal, an outspoken leftist who has played Che Guevara not once, but twice, end up starring in a film that would appear, on the surface at least, to be a celebration of 20th century free-market economics? The actor talks openly with Truthdig.
Gael Garcia Bernal's ad man has global reach
In "No," 34-year-old Guadalajara-born actor and filmmaker Gael Garcia Bernal plays a cocky Santiago, Chile, advertising man who has thrived under the economic policies of the nation's U.S.-backed ruler, Augusto Pinochet. Asked to concoct...Show More Summary
No / (R)
"No" (Rated R, 118 minutes). A suspenseful political docudrama starring Gael Garcia Bernal as a marketing executive who takes charge of an advertising campaign to oust Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet. This film takes us down to the wire of a dramatic election. -- OM Four Stars.
Chivas Regal presents: “Drifting: Part 2? by Gael Garcia Bernal
Gael Garcia Bernal has stepped behind the camera to direct Drifting: Part 2, which picks up where friend and Canana co-founder, Diego Luna, left off in this two-part short film.
Gael Garcia Bernal Wears Dior Homme to the Academy Awards
Gael Does Dior–Creative director Kris Van Assche continues to make a splash in navy on the red carpet with actor Gael Garcia Bernal the latest to wear Dior Homme. Attending the 85th Academy Awards, Bernal wore a navy blue wool, silk satin shawl collar tuxedo with a black cotton pique tuxedo shirt, a black silk [...]
Specialty Box Office: Holdovers Rule With ‘No’, ‘Gatekeepers’, ‘Amour’
Brian Brooks is a Deadline contributor.
Holdovers held sway in the specialty arena on an otherwise quiet Oscars weekend. Best Foreign Language contender No starring Gael García Bernal added two theaters in its second weekend, averaging a stellar $13,726. Show More Summary
Leslie Sisman: Popcorn Preview: No
Film: No (2012) Cast includes: Gael García Bernal (The Motorcycle Diaries), Alfredo Castro (Tony Manero), Antonia Zegers (Post Mortem) Writer/Director: Pablo Larraín (Tony Manero, Post...
WATCH: Gael Garcia Bernal's Premiers New Short Film
The main face behind the Oscar-nominated Chilean film "No" premiered a more modest production on Monday. Gael García Bernal released on YouTube the second part...
Gael García Bernal and No Director Pablo Larraín Discuss Oscars, Politics and Why People Don't Vote
In 1988, Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was forced to call a plebiscite, allowing the country to vote on whether or not he would rule for another eight years. Based on true events and using...
WATCH: Gael Garcia Bernal On His Inspiration For His Oscar Nominated Role
On this Hollywood edition of Cafecito, we are joined by actor, director and producer Gael Garcia Bernal, who discusses Mexicano roots and his role in...
Hump Day Hottie: Gael Garcia Bernal
Gael Garcia Bernal first came to our attention in the 2000 Mexican flick “Amores Perros,” but he really won us over with the fearlessly sexy 2001 film “Y Tu Mamá También.” Since then, the diminutive (saw him in person once, the tiniest) Guadalajara native has thrilled both Spanish- and English-language audiences. His latest, “No,” is a [...]
Gael García Bernal Has No Interest in Mainstream Stardom, But He Would Play Zorro
Gael García Bernal is trying to appear comfortable sitting atop a white leather ottoman. It’s 10:30 in the morning, and we’re in a pop-up version of Miami nightclub Nikki Beach, which has temporarily opened on the roof of a luxury hotel in Park City, Utah, for the Sundance Film Festival.
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Miami International Film Festival Sets 30th Anniversary Lineup
Oscar-nominated feature No by director Pablo Larraín starring Gael García Bernal are among the ten Galas that will screen at the 30th Miami International Film Festival. The ten-day fest will host 117 features and 12 shorts from 41 countries with an emphasis on films from Latin America. [Related: River Phoenix's Last Film To Debut At [...]
Sundance Movie Review: WHO IS DAYANI CRISTAL? Explores Gael Garcia Bernal’s Empathy
One half an intriguing doc humanizing illegal immigrants, one half a paean to a handsome actor's interest in the topic.
Conan Styled Himself after Michelle Obama
Last night on Conan, Busy Philipps talked up her Twitter review of Michelle Obama's new bangs, and the swoop-coiffed host followed in the FLOTUS' fashion footsteps. Plus: A fortune cookie might state — Gael Garcia Bernal might agree — it's best to learn your favorite language (which in this case
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Diego Luna And Gael Garcia Bernal Continue Fine Bromance With New Film Project
We’ve been fans of Mexican actors Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal since they played sexually adventurous youths in Y Tu Mamá También. Turns out the guys have been amigos since adolescence, when they co-starred in the telenovela El Abuelo Y Yo. Now they’re working on a new collaboration: directing a pair of interconnected short [...]
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