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Peter Sarsgaard on ‘September 5’ & ‘Presumed Innocent

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Peter Sarsgaard, the visitor on this episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast — which was recorded in entrance of an viewers on the Newport Seaside Movie Pageant, the place Sarsgaard was honored with the Movie Efficiency of the 12 months Award — is a outstanding character actor who’s having fun with the most important 12 months of his profession. He shines in each the brand new Paramount movie September 5, taking part in Roone Arledge as ABC Sports activities covers 1972 Munich Olympics terrorist assault, and on the brand new Apple TV+ drama sequence Presumed Harmless, as a prosecutor tasked with convicting a former colleague of a homicide.

The 53-year-old, who has a particular voice and sleepy-eyed gaze, has been performing professionally on the stage and screens large and small for 30 years. Early in his profession, it was modern to explain him with kind of backhanded compliments — for example, the New York Occasions famous in 2004 that he has a “tendency to show minor roles into main performances,” whereas Rolling Stone in 2005 referred to as him “the perfect second banana within the enterprise.” Extra lately, although, given his constantly robust work in roles and tasks of all sizes, just about everybody has gotten on the identical web page because the AP, which in 2015 referred to as him merely “the most effective of his technology.”

Over the course of this dialog, the actor displays on his unintentional path to performing; early breakthrough roles in movies equivalent to Useless Man Strolling (1995), Boys Don’t Cry (1999) and Shattered Glass (2003), for which he acquired a Golden Globe nom; being directed by his spouse, Maggie Gyllenhaal, on The Misplaced Daughter (2021), and dealing along with his brother-in-law, Jake Gyllenhaal, on Jarhead (2005), Rendition (2007) and Presumed Harmless; and the evolution of among the extra acclaimed movies of which he was a component, together with Kinsey (2004), for which he acquired a Critics Alternative nom, An Schooling (2009), which was nominated for the perfect image Oscar, and Reminiscence (2023), which introduced him the Venice Movie Pageant’s greatest actor prize.

He additionally discusses the popcorn motion pictures he has executed, equivalent to Inexperienced Lantern (2011) and The Batman (2022); sharing the display screen with superb Oscar-winning actresses in Blue Jasmine (2013), with Cate Blanchett, Jackie (2016), with Natalie Portman, and Reminiscence, with Jessica Chastain; transferring into longform TV on Hulu’s The Looming Tower (2018), for which he acquired a Critics Alternative nom, and Dopesick (2021), for which he acquired an Emmy nom, en path to Presumed Harmless; why he’s notably happy with September 5; plus extra.

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Peter Sarsgaard Live Awards Chatter Podcast: Newport Beach Film Fest

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Peter Sarsgaard, the veteran character actor who has acquired a few of the finest notices of his profession this yr for his efficiency on the Apple TV+ drama sequence Presumed Harmless and within the Paramount movie September 5, will obtain the Newport Seaside Movie Competition‘s Performer of the Yr Award (Actor) and file an episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast dwell in entrance of a competition viewers, NBFF introduced on Tuesday.

Sarsgaard’s award presentation and podcast recording will happen on Wednesday, Oct. 23, in the course of the Twenty fifth version of NBFF, which is able to run Oct. 17-24.

The fest additionally introduced its movie lineup, which incorporates 112 movies from 19 international locations, together with 16 world premieres, 10 U.S. premieres, 16 North American premieres, 13 West Coast premieres and 10 Southern California Premieres

This yr’s NBFF will open on Oct. 17 with the world premiere of Simon West’s Previous Man, with West and star Chrostoph Waltz in attendance, and it’ll shut on Oct. 24 with a screening of Jesse Eisenberg’s A Actual Ache, a Searchlight movie starring Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin as cousins who make a journey collectively to Europe in honor of their late grandmother. In the meantime, centerpiece screenings in the course of the fest will embrace Blitz, Onerous Truths, Nightbitch, The Piano Lesson, The Seed of the Sacred Fig and September 5.

The fest may even have fun the celebs of a number of of this season’s largest TV exhibits: David Alan Grier and Wendi McLendon-Covey for St. Denis Medical (Excellent Achievement in Comedy Award on Oct. 18) and Jane Lynch for Solely Murders within the Constructing (Excellent Achievement in Comedy Award on Oct. 22). Moreover, the fest will display the season 5 premiere episode of Paramount+ and CBS Studios’ Star Trek: Decrease Decks, adopted by a dialogue with creator and govt producer Mike McMahan and voice actors Noël Wells, Eugene Cordero and Jerry O’Connell.

Moreover, on Oct. 19, New York Occasions bestselling writer Stassi Schroeder will take part in a dialog and e book signing for her new e book You Can’t Have It All: The Primary B*tch Information to Taking the Strain Off. And On Oct. 20, Oscar-winning costume designer Colleen Atwood might be offered with the profession achievement award in costume design.

“This yr’s programmed lineup unites thrilling upcoming awards contenders with filmmakers from everywhere in the world to create an unbelievable expertise for our Twenty fifth-anniversary viewers,” Gregg Schwenk, CEO and govt director of NBFF, stated in an announcement. “We’re honored to be sharing this collection of awe-inspiring storytelling with our loyal Orange County viewers, and we’re wanting ahead to saying extra occasions within the weeks approaching the Competition.”

When it comes to different notable screenings…

The competition will host the world premiere of Pay Dust: The Story of Supercross, directed by Paul Taublieb and narrated by Josh Brolin; the West Coast premiere of Past the Gaze: Jule Campbell’s Swimsuit Concern, directed by Jill Campbell and starring Elle Macpherson, Kathy Eire, Christie Brinkley and Tyra Banks; a screening of Bob Mackie: Bare Phantasm, directed by Matthew Miele with topic Bob Mackie in attendance; and a screening of Sidelined: The QB and Me, with Siena Agudong and Noah Beck in attendance.

The total record of Centerpiece movies follows.

  • “Blitz” (United Kingdom), Director Steve McQueen
  • “Bob Trevino Likes It”(United States), Director Tracie Laymon (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Onerous Truths” (United Kingdom), Director Mike Leigh
  • “Misplaced & Discovered In Cleveland” (United States), Director Marisa Guterman & Keith Gerchak (World Premiere)
  • “Love Me”(United States), Director Andrew Zuchero & Sam Zuchero
  • “My Useless Buddy Zoe” (United States), Director Kyle Hausmann-Stokes
  • “Nightbitch”(United States), Director Marielle Heller
  • “Porcelain Struggle”(Australia, Ukraine, United States), Director Brendan Bellomo & Slava Leontyev
  • “September 5” (Germany), Director Tim Fehlbaum
  • “Sew Torn”(Switzerland), Director Freddy Macdonald (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Small Issues Like These”(Eire), Director Tim Mielants    
  • “Stealing Pulp Fiction”(United States), Director Danny Turkiewicz (California Premiere)
  • “The Finish” (Eire), Director Joshua Oppenheimer
  • “The Piano Lesson”(United States), Director Malcolm Washington
  • “The Seed Of The Sacred Fig” (Germany), Director Mohammad Rasoulof    

The Highlight part:

  • “The whole lot’s Fifty Fifty”(Germany), Director Alireza Golafshan (North American Premiere)
  • “For The Final Journey” (Sweden), Administrators Filip Hammar & Fredrik Wikingsson (North American Premiere)
  • “Memoir Of A Snail” (Australia), Director Adam Elliot            
  • “Prodigies”(France), Director Frédéric & Valentin Potier (North American Premiere)
  • “Rioja: The Land Of A Thousand Wines” (Spain), Director Jose Luis Lopez-Linares
  • “Silvio” (Brazil), Director Marcelo Antunez (North American Premiere)
  • “The Trainers” (Italy), Director Andrea  Jublin (North American Premiere)
  • “The Clever Man”(United Kingdom), Director Sam O’Mahony (North American Premiere)
  • “Waves” (Czech Republic), Director Jiří MÁDL (Southern California Premiere)

Different movies screening at NBFF (in alphabetical order):

  • “Pay Dust: The Story of Supercross”(United States), Director Paul Taublieb (World Premiere)
  • “7 Beats Per Minute”(Canada), Director Yuqi Kang (Southern California Premiere)
  • “76 Days Adrift”(United States) Director Joe Wein
  • “American Cats: The Good, The Dangerous, and The Cuddly” (United States), Director Todd Bieber (West Coast Premiere)
  • “One other German Tank Story” (Germany) Director Jannis Alexander Kiefer (U.S. Premiere)
  • “Ari’s Theme” (Canada), Director Jeff Lee & Petry Nathan Drillot (U.S. Premiere)
  • “Artwork and Life: The Story of Jim Phillips” (United States), Director John Edward Makens
  • “Arze” (Lebanon), Director Mira Shaib (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Bastards of Soul” (United States), Director Paul Levatino
  • “Past the Gaze: Jule Campbell’s Swimsuit Concern” (United States), Director Jill Campbell (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Larger Than Artwork” (Spain), Director Alvaro Porras Gonzalo & Fernandez de Cordova (U.S. Premiere)
  • “Bob Mackie: Bare Phantasm” (United States), Director Matthew Miele                             
  • “Bob Noto, World’s Most interesting Palate” (Italy), Director Francesco Catarinolo (North American Premiere)
  • “Bonjour Switzerland” (Switzerland), Director Peter Luisi
  • “Certain” (United States), Director Isaac Hirotsu Woofter
  • “Breakup Season” (United States), Director H. Nelson Tracey (California Premiere)
  • “Brooklyn, Minnesota” (United States) Director Jessica Clean & Erik Jensen (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Bull Run” (United States), Director Alfredo Barrios (World Premiere)
  • “Butterfly Story” (Canada), Director Sophie Roy                                               
  • “Champions of the Golden Valley” (United States), Director Ben Sturgulewski (California Premiere)
  • “Counted Out” (United States), Director Vicki H Abeles (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Daughters of Ghafouri” (United States), Director Matthew Charles Corridor (World Premiere)
  • “Discovering Comfortable” (United States), Director Maria Bertrand
  • “For The Residing” (United States), Director Marc Bennett & Tim Roper (World Premiere)                                        
  • “Searching Matthew Nichols” (Canada), Director Markian Tarasiuk (World Premiere)
  • “Hvaldimir, Dialog with a Spy Whale” (France), Director Jerôme Delafosse & Fabrice Schnöller                             
  • “I Want You: 53 Years of the Band America” (United States), Director Dustin Elm & David Breschel (World Premiere)
  • “Ice Maiden” (Australia), Director Nathaniel C.T. Jackson & James Blannin-Ferguson
  • “Isabel’s Backyard” (United States), Director Equipment Wealthy
  • “Jazzy” (United States), Director Morrisa Maltz (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Only a Bit Outdoors: The Story of the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers” (United States), Director Sean Hanish (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Kiss of the Con Queen” (Thailand), Director Tom Waller (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Legal guidelines of Man” (United States), Director Phil Blattenberger (North American Premiere)
  • “Life’s A Bitch” (Belgium ), Director Xavier Seron (U.S. Premiere)
  • “Misplaced Nation” (United States), Director Jay Craven
  • “Luther: By no means Too A lot” (United States), Director Daybreak Porter           
  • “Luto” (Eire, Mexico), Director Andres Arochi Tinajero (North America)
  • “Max Dagan” (United States), Director Terre Weisman
  • “Maxxie LaWow: Drag Tremendous-shero” (United States), Director Karen Drastal, JP Karliak & Anthony Hand (Southern California Premiere)                                           
  • “Mistura” (Peru), Director Ricardo de Montreuil (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Modernism, Inc.” (United States), Director Jason Andrew Cohn              
  • “New England Modernism: Revolutionary Structure within the twentieth Century” (United States), Director Jake Gorst
  • “Newport and Me: Seymour Beek” (United States), Director Celeste Dennerline & Edward Olen                                                    
  • “Previous Man” (United States), Director Simon West (World Premiere)
  • “Our Blue World” (Eire), Director Ruán Magan (U.S. Premiere)
  • “Paper Flowers” (United States), Director Mahesh Pailoor
  • “Peace for Armenia: The Plot to Destroy the First Christian Nation” (United States), Director Douglas Kalagian (California Premiere)
  • “Poison” (Luxembourg), Director Désirée Nosbusch
  • “Poultry Type Chelladurai” (India), Director Seenu Ramasamy (World Premiere)
  • “Queen of the Ring” (United States), Director Ash Avildsen (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Ransom ’79” (Eire), Director Colm Quinn (North American Premiere)
  • “A Actual Ache”(United States), Director Jesse Eisenberg
  • “Reawakening” (United Kingdom), Director Virginia Gilbert (U.S. Premiere)
  • “Renee Gracie – Fireproof” (Australia), Director Frances Elliott & Samantha Marlowe (North American Premiere)                     
  • “Ronnie O’Sullivan; The Fringe of The whole lot” (United Kingdom), Director Sam Blair (U.S. Premiere)           
  • “Saturn” (United States), Director Eric Esau (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Schindler Area Architect” (United States), Director Valentina Ganeva (West Coast Premiere)
  • “Séance” (United States), Director Vivian Kerr (World Premiere)
  • “Shaping the Future” (United States), Director Robert Helphand (World Premiere)
  • “Sharko” (Australia), Director, Luke Graham (North American Premiere)
  • “Sidelined: The QB and Me” (United States), Director Justin Wu            
  • “Sitting Nonetheless” (United States), Director Gina Angelone (California Premiere)
  • “Six Inches of Soil” (United Kingdom), Director Colin Ramsay (U.S. Premiere)                                  
  • “Sono Lino” (United States), Director Jacob Patrick (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Area Cowboy” (United States), Director Bryce Leavitt & Marah Strauch                                      
  • “Takin’ Care of Enterprise” (United States), Director Tyler Measom (West Coast Premiere)
  • “The Better of the Finest: Jazz From Detroit” (United States), Director Daniel Loewenthal (West Coast Premiere)
  • “The Blind Sea” (Australia), Director Daniel Fenech (North American Premiere)
  • “The Cigarette Surfboard” (United States), Director Ben Judkins (California Premiere)
  • “The Donn of Tiki” (United States), Director Alex Lamb & Max Properly
  • “The G” (Canada), Director Karl R. Hearne (U.S. Premiere)
  • “The Final of the Sea Ladies” (United States), Director Sue Kim
  • “The Paper Bag Plan” (United States), Director Anthony Lucero (West Coast Premiere)                
  • “The Quick Recreation” (United States), Director Frank Sanza (World Premiere)
  • “The Strangers’ Case” (Jordan), Director Brandt Andersen
  • “The Hassle with Mr Doodle” (United Kingdom), Director Jaimie D’Cruz, Ed Perkins & Alex Nott  
  • “The Wedge” (United States), Director Brent Weldon (World Premiere)
  • “The Marvel and the Fear” (United States), Director David Baker (California Premiere)
  • “Thirsty” (United States), Director Emily Abt (World Premiere)
  • “Tracing the Divide” (United States), Director Jack Zakrajsek (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Set off Comfortable” (United States), Director Tiffany Kim Stevens (Southern California Premiere)
  • “Unega | Tales of the Guardians” (United States), Director Nikola Lakic (California Premiere)
  • “Common Language” (Canada), Director Matthew Rankin
  • “No matter It Takes” (United Kingdom), Director Jenny Carchman                                     
  • “Why Dinosaurs?” (United States), Director Tony & James Pinto (California Premiere)
  • “Ladies of Carbon” (United States), Director Basia Myszynski & Leonard Myszynski (California Premiere)