#sarsgaard

[detournementsmineurs]

Bathroom in Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard's Brooklyn townhouse, Park Slope, New York City.

[yeahiwasintheshit]

[cinemabh]

O #filme de hoje é #Jackie Sinopse: ‘Jackie’, em 22 de novembro de 1963, o presidente John F. #Kennedy e a primeira-dama, Jacqueline Kennedy (Natalie #Portman), participavam de uma carreata presidencial em Dallas, no Texas, quando um tiro, disparado do prédio de Depósito de Livros Escolares, mata o político. Dias depois, Jacqueline e a família enfrentam o luto na Casa Branca. Elenco: Natalie Portman, Peter #Sarsgaard, Greta Gerwig, Aidan O’Hare, Beth Grant, Billy Crudup, Caspar Phillipson, Corey Johnson, David Caves, Hélène Kuhn e Lynch Max Casella. Direção: Pablo Larraín Roteiro: Noah Oppenheim Nome Original: Jackie País/Ano: Estados Unidos, Chile, França/2017 Gênero: Drama Duração: 100 min.

[ikickstand]

Robot & Frank

“Robot & Frank” is about an aging ex-con who is struggling to conqinue looking after himself and living alone. His son decides to buy him the latest Robot servant companion who Frank initially can’t tolerate but he gradually warms to.

Simple, heart warming and sincere. “Robot & Frank” is the touching story of the effects slow setting dementia can have on the elderly and the family around them, wrapped in a lighthearted coat in the form of Frank’s sidekick “Robot”. It doesn't try anything too adventurous and the Robot character is probably more subdued than what most people are familiar with in film, but the film knows how to have of fun and tackles the terrifying prospect of Alzheimer's in a thoughtful and tender way.

Frank Langella marvelously plays the lead in his best performance in years and though Robot’s voice sounds identical to Kevin Spacey, he is in fact voiced nicely by Peter Sarsgaard.

Catch it on Netflix on a Sunday afternoon while you can

4/5

[thecomedylocal]

Saw something about Peter Sarsgaard online, and remembered this weird, standing-there-talking (but awesome) sketch.

[wigler]

Game on.

In 2004, I had an idea for a story. It was about revenge, redemption, and pirates. (Like, lots of pirates.) It's gone through several different versions over the years, but the core of the story — and the characters at the heart of the tale — remain fundamentally unchanged.  In 2007, I had some artwork commissioned for the project, hoping it would put some faces to the people, places and happenings I'd been dreaming about every day for years. Here's one piece, illustrated and sent to me by the brilliant Darran Hurlbut on September 20, 2007 ...

... but even with this gorgeous concept design (and many others like it), I still couldn't pull the trigger on the story. Wasn't ready yet. It's 2013. And it dawned on me the other week that it's 10 years since I first had the idea. Prooooobably time to shit or get off the pot, right? So, yeah. I am working on a comic. Don't know how long it'll take for you (or me) to see results. Don't know how good it'll be. But it is a thing that is happening for better or worse, and right now, I'm having a grand old time. Wish me luck!