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On June 16, 2020, Kering, a French-based multinational corporation specializing in luxury goods, appointed Emma as their Chair of the Sustainability Committee of the Board of Directors. Read their announcement here.
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Ahead of it’s World Premiere at TIFF tomorrow, Emma Watson has taken to Twitter to tweet an exclusive new still from the film. You can now view it in the gallery.
The promotional tour for Emma Watson’s upcoming thriller “Regression” has started today in Madrid, where earlier this afternoon Emma attended a photocall alongside director Alejandro Amenabar. The first batch of high-quality photos have been added, with more on the way.
There has also been a slight change to the gallery setup – from now on, when you click on a thumbnail, you will be given the full picture, resized to fit in with your browser and the gallery theme – just right click on it to save on its original size.
Disney’s annual D23 Expo is currently taking place, and yesterday was the “Beauty and the Beast” presentation. It was only brief, but it did feature a lovely video message from Emma Watson, discussing how much she enjoyed making the film. Watch it in full below:
Director Alejandro Amenábar’s latest work, “Regression,” starring Ethan Hawke and Emma Watson, will have its world premiere as the opener of the 2015 San Sebastian Festival.
“Regression” follows Detective Bruce Kenner in 1990’s Minnesota as he investigates the case of Angela, who accuses her father, John, of sexual abuse. When John’s memory of the crime is fuzzy and unclear, psychologist Dr. Raines is brought to the case to find out the truth. As the detective explores further and further, he uncovers more mysteries that cause Angela to fear for her and Kenner’s lives.
The film also stars David Thewlis and David Dencik. It will have its world premiere on September 18 in the Kursaal Auditorium. “Regression” will open in Spain on October 2, followed by Germany, the UK, France, Italy China and Korea later this fall. The 2015 San Sebastian Festival will run from September 18-26.