The series titled “NCIS: Origins” is set in the year 1991, which is a decade and a half prior to the events depicted in “NCIS“. In this show, Mark Harmon portrays an older Leroy Jethro Gibbs, while Austin Stowell takes on the role of the younger Gibbs. Kyle Schmid plays a young Mike Franks, and Mariel Molino, Lori Petty, Bobby Moynihan, and others introduce new characters to the “NCIS” universe.
The design of this collection showcases a deliberate imbalance, where coats, shirts, and pants are intentionally asymmetrical, and multiple silhouettes combine to give the appearance of layering. In other parts, the rigidity and structure of traditional Hungarian and Bulgarian military clothing influenced the design. Additionally, the artwork of Kon Trubkovich served as inspiration for Kostadinov’s innovative textile techniques, and vibrant shades of orange, yellow, and cerulean were used throughout the color palette.
The evening honored artisans from productions such as “Wicked”, “Dune: Part Two”, “Emilia Pérez”, “Challengers”, and “The Substance”. Unlike traditional events, this gathering had a more relaxed atmosphere, with attendees invited to dress casually. Many were seen in jeans and sneakers, deviating from the usual Hollywood glamour. A unique aspect of this night was a tribute to John Clarke Mills, CEO and co-founder of Watch Duty, the creators of the wildfire alert app that kept millions of Los Angeles residents informed during the crisis.
Absolutely, there are numerous instances where actors passed away during film production, which is undeniably tragic. However, it’s equally unfortunate when a movie intended to be an actor’s final work gets stuck in development hell and never sees the light of day. This leaves their final film credit marked with an asterisk. In this article, we will focus on films that were either completed or officially began production, with the actor having contributed to them significantly – movies where the actor was signed but the project didn’t take off aren’t part of our discussion.
In the film titled “The Ugly Stepsister“, director Emilie Blichfeldt reimagines the traditional tale of the “ugly” sisters as a chilling exploration of the pursuit of beauty. As you may remember from the Brothers Grimm story, one of the stepsisters resorts to a gruesome act by cutting off parts of her toes in an attempt to fit into the magical slipper. Blichfeldt delves deeper into this macabre setting and examines other methods a young woman might resort to in order to gain acceptance. Following the success of Coralie Fargeat’s horror film, “The Substance“, about beauty and the body, it is expected that “The Ugly Stepsister” will attract viewers when it is released on Shudder this year.