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Finally Casey has arrived at the 67th Venice International Film Festival! I have added 51 pictures from day 6, 7 and 8 to the gallery. Enjoy!
67th Venice International Film Festival
Casey to present at PETA’s 30th Anniversary Gala and Humanitarian Awards
PETA’s 30th Anniversary Gala and Humanitarian Awards will take place on September 25th and Casey, as well as Pamela Anderson, Wilmer Valderrama, and Joaquin Phoenix are set to present. You can read the full list of awardees and presenters right here. Alec Baldwin is set to host.
Youth Promise Act Benefit
Last night, Casey attended the Youth Promise Act Benefit in West Hollywood and it was a family affair it seems as Summer was there (obviously!) as well as Heart and Rain Phoenix who are pictured with Casey in the second picture. The Venice Film Festival has begun as well so hopefully Casey will attend as I’m Still Here will be premiering there.
New old photoshoot added
With thanks to Alexa, I’ve been able to add a new/old photoshoot of Casey to the gallery. Enjoy!
The hot movies to watch for at this year’s Venice Film Festival
With its early September slot, the Venice Film Festival has always been well placed to launch award-season contenders. Brokeback Mountain and Lost in Translation both world premiered here in previous editions, and Sofia Coppola — who picked up a Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Lost in Translation — is back, in competition this time, with Somewhere. The setting is again a hotel — LA celebrity kip Chateau Marmont — and the plot once more revolves around a boy-girl bonding session.
The other big buzz title of this year’s festival is Casey Affleck’s I’m Still Here (UK release September 17) — billed as a documentary about an odd year in the life of his friend and fellow actor Joaquin Phoenix, following the latter’s announcement that he was quitting acting for a new career as a rapper. Nobody knows if the documentary is actually a mockumentary, or if Phoenix’s career move was a stunt. If the film makes us care either way, it’s achieved something.