“The Timing is Spectacular”: 'Death of Unicorn's Richard E. Grant, Will Poulter, and Téa Leoni Loved Playing Their Despicable and Repulsive Characters
Téa Leoni, Richard E. Grant and Will Poulter on playing an unlikeable family, Only Murders in the Building, future A24, and ...
Death Of A Unicorn's Cast Is Great, But I Need To Talk About One Actor Who Stole The Whole Movie
The bigger a movie studio gets, the more prolific its films’ ensembles become. That is especially evident in the latest A24 ...
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Inside 'The White Lotus' Casting Process: Everyone Wants to Be In It, But Do They Have the Right Vibes?
The White Lotus' has served as a Renaissance for actors, like Parker Posey, and catapulted rising performers into ...
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Death of a Unicorn Review: Paul Rudd & Jenna Ortega’s Unhinged Gorefest
Creature features bring quite the craziness. Whether it was the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park or the werewolves of Wolf Man, ...
Paul Rudd's 'Death of a Unicorn' is 'thoughtful but gruesome'
Paul Rudd stars in the new comedy-horror film Death of a Unicorn as a meek father who hits a unicorn with his car — and soon ...
Movie review: 'Death of a Unicorn' misses its own point
Horror humor is having a moment. But if Paul Rudd can’t quite make Ant-Man work, what makes anyone think he can gallop in ...
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Will Poulter says gruesome Death of a Unicorn scene is “up there” in his history of on-screen deaths
In an interview with Dexerto, Death of a Unicorn star Will Poulter breaks down his most gruesome scene in the new movie.
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Death Of A Unicorn's Cast Is Great, But I Need To Talk About One Actor Who Stole The Whole Movie
However, among the human actors involved, there is one who particularly blew me away with what I believe is the absolute best performance in Death of a Unicorn. Allow me to explain... Poulter does ...
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‘Death of a Unicorn’ Review: Into the Woods (Chomp, Chomp)
There’s no real spoiling “Death of a Unicorn,” an unabashedly nonsensical movie that doesn’t take anything too seriously, itself included. There are misty-eyed parent-child moments ...