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Earning comparisons to Rushmore, or an indier, sweeter Wedding Crashers, Ceremony hasnt yet secured distribution, but I can guarantee youll get a chance to see it one of these days. Earlier this week I sat down to talk to Winkler, Angarano and co star Jake Johnson about their experience making the film together, which they shot on the northern shore of Long Island at an old mansion where the entire cast and crew stayed for the duration of filming. They also explained to me how they captured the movies raucous party scene which apparently contains a secret Michael Cera cameo, what about Maxs real life inspired the script, and how Michael Angarano was constantly brought to tears by his character. Read all about it below.My hope is we can see from the start that the guy is clearly going through some kind of delusional period. I think the reason people are having such an incredible reaction to Michael in the press is because you know that hes faking it, because we cast somebody whos so clearly a good and light and innocent person. When you see this guy wearing an orange suit with a mustache and hair slicked back with Clark Gable you know that hes a faker. You see that when he finally faces Uma, and he looks at her and looks her up and down. All of that bullshit that we just saw for the first 9 minutes was just fake, just to get to her, and she completely undoes him.Though she only started acting in films three years ago and never played a leading role before now, it’s hard to not be a fan of Emma Stone. Beautiful, charming, smart and fun to watch, she can easily be ranked among the top five actors under 25 with her performances in Superbad and Zombieland alone. But she enters a whole new world with her newest film, Easy A.Appearing in nearly every scene of Will Gluck’s film and narrating the ones she doesn’t, it’s truly the first litmus test that she’s had as a star and she pulls it off with flying colors Playing the Hester Prynne role in a story that takes heavy notes from The Scarlet Letter, she’s smart and engaging enough that all demographics can enjoy the film.

The 49 year old devout Catholic fulfilled a lifelong dream by performing for Pope Benedict XVI the head of the Catholic Church in an open air ceremony in Glasgow, Scotland.An excited Susan fainted 24 hours earlier when told she would be singing for the pontiff.But when it came to the performance, the singer who shot to global fame after appearing on TV talent show Britains Got Talent turned in a flawless display with a rendition of her most famous track I Dreamed a Dream from the musical Les Miserables.She then performed a stirring rendition of hymn How Great Thou Art and finished with Make Me a Channel of Your Peace.Susan who sang before and after the Papal Mass said Its something Ive always dreamed of, its something Ive always wanted to do, and here I am, finally getting the chance.

Well see what they do. If its a film that can stand up on its own ... and Im meeting people now, theyve shown the film to their kids, he added. We just seek to entertain, and if that could be something that could be worthwhile, on its own ...Whether or not Matheson and Solomon hit on an idea that is worthwhile, of course, is only the first of many questions surrounding the chance that another Bill and Ted becomes a reality. But its worth noting, as well, how darn enthusiastic Reeves is about the project.During our chat, he popped off joke after joke about Bill and Ted, mixing his humor with genuine hope That would be amazing! he declared at one point. He veered from one wacky pitch to the next — everything from a 3 D black and white sequel to a multi director feature involving Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola and Werner Herzog. Will a third Bill and Ted happen? Who knows? But it sure is fun to hear Reeves launch into an impression of Herzog describing the project.I was just pushed by the idea of this innocence being confronted by the nihilism of the world, he joked And I thought that these two clowns could push our perspective of reality and truth to the forefront of meaning and knowledge.