(Photos) CinemaCon 2018

(Photos) CinemaCon 2018

Saoirse attended the Focus Features presentation at CinemaCon yesterday! Our gallery has been updated with images from the event.

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(Photos) “The Seagull” Premiere at Tribeca

(Photos) “The Seagull” Premiere at Tribeca

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Our gallery has been updated with images of Saoirse at the premiere of The Seagull at the Tribeca Film Festival.

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(Photo) “On Chesil Beach” featured in Vanity Fair

(Photo) “On Chesil Beach” featured in Vanity Fair

Vanity Fair recently had a feature on ‘On Chesil Beach’ along with a new portrait of Saoirse and Billy Howle. You can view it right in our gallery.

With On Chesil Beach, which will be in theaters next month, Saoirse Ronan sustains an unbroken streak of acting excellence that has encompassed The Grand Budapest Hotel, Brooklyn, and Lady Bird. The film is set in the narrowest sliver of historical time, the immediately pre-youthquake Britain of 1962, when, as Ian McEwan writes in the novella upon which the movie is based, “to be young was a social encumbrance . . . a faintly embarrassing condition for which marriage was the beginning of a cure.”

But the picture, directed by Dominic Cooke and co-starring Billy Howle, is tender toward its virginal newlywed protagonists rather than mocking and mean. “Satire creates distance. I wanted the reader, and now the viewer, to get right up close to them,” says McEwan, who handled the screenplay adaptation himself.

In bearing and appearance—”certainly beautiful, but in a sculpted, strong-boned way,” as the book has it—Ronan is uncannily right for the role of Florence Ponting, the violinist who takes the hand (but not willingly much else) of her groom, Edward Mayhew. “The physicality of Florence is so important, because there is so much that isn’t said,” Ronan explains. “And Ian writes with such love and understanding. I don’t think there are many films that have tackled this subject this way. Usually, it’s either a caricature, like American Pie, or overly sentimental.”

New stills from “On Chesil Beach”

New stills from “On Chesil Beach”

New promotional stills of Saoirse and Billy Howle in “On Chesil Beach” have been released! We have uploaded them to our photo gallery. The film premiered during the Toronto International Film Festival last year, and is currently set for a wider release in countries like Ireland, England and the United States on May 18, 2018.

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Saoirse and Elizabeth Saltzman cover The Hollywood Reporter

This week, The Hollywood Reporter released their 25 Most Powerful Stylists issue, featuring Saoirse and her stylist Elizabeth Saltzman. We uploaded the photoshoot along with the video/interview, which you can watch below.

“The Seagull” to premiere at Tribeca Film Festival

The Seagull will be screened at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival on April 21st in New York City. It was announced on the official website recently. No word on Saoirse’s attendance yet.

Adapted by Tony Award®-winning playwright Stephen Karam and directed by Tony Award®-winning director Michael Mayer, this exquisite adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s classic The Seagull finds a group of friends and family gathered for a seemingly jovial weekend in the countryside. But under the surface, Nina (Saoirse Ronan) pines desperately for Irina’s (Annette Benning) partner Boris (Corey Stoll), a celebrated playwright. Meanwhile, Masha (Elisabeth Moss) fights a battle with her own unrequited love.

This layered saga about art, fame, family, and human folly plays out with claustrophobic intensity, as the lives of friends, families, and lovers, all living under the same roof, become entangled. The Seagull’s cast of celebrated performers brings fresh perspective to these beloved, complicated characters. Rich with feeling, this tragicomedy asks timeless questions about how best to live a purposeful life and, more importantly, how to love.

–Mara Webster

The USA release date is on May 11. You can re-watch the trailer here.

(Video) Saoirse Ronan sings That’s What I Like with other Hollywood actors

(Video) Saoirse Ronan sings That’s What I Like with other Hollywood actors

W Magazine is known for giving us, every awards season, a dramatic reading of a popular song at the time. When Saoirse was promoting Brooklyn we were granted Hotline Bling by Drake, and now it’s time for That’s What I Like by Bruno Mars, a song that recently won awards at the Grammys!

Watch below as Saoirse and her fellow Hollywood partners flex their karaoke muscles:

First trailer & new still from “The Seagull”

Sony Pictures Classics has just released the first trailer for THE SEAGULL. The USA release date is on May 11, 2018. We have also added a brand new promo still to the gallery, courtesy of EW. Check it all out: