Babygirl’ Nicole Kidman dazzles Venice: Her next endeavours demonstrate that she is still going strong.
Babygirl’ Nicole Kidman is ready as ever to make bold choices as an actor and is in no mood to slow down. Check out her most recent endeavours.
Two decades after Jonathan Glazer’s film Birth debuted to jeers and divided critics, Nicole Kidman made a comeback to the Venice Film Festival. This time, she brought another daring picture, Babygirl by Halina Reijn, an erotic thriller that thrilled the crowd to the point where it received a six-minute standing ovation. Over the course of two decades, the Australian actor’s desire to take chances and give gutsy performances in every project she works on hasn’t changed. (Even Nicole Kidman believes her newest movie is excessively sensual, saying it’s “not something the world normally sees.”)
The Academy Award winner is busier than ever at the age of 57. She is everywhere, having starred in an AMC commercial celebrating the transformational power of film, accepted the 49th AFI Life Achievement Award, and anchored the most talked-about TV shows. If Kidman’s recent work is any guide, she is still going strong and won’t be slowing down anytime soon. Check out her latest and upcoming projects.
A Family Affair
The actor took a chance in this Netflix romantic comedy film directed by Richard LaGravenese and written by Carrie Solomon and came out with flying colours. The film had Nicole playing the role of a widowed writer who begins a relationship with a young actor (Zac Efron) for whom her daughter (Joey King) works.
Foreigners
In Lulu Wang’s drama Expats, Nicole Kidman played a housewife and former landscape designer dealing with a personal catastrophe. Kidman was in excellent form. The miniseries, which is based on a Janice Y. K. Lee novel, debuted in January on Prime Video this year.
Future undertakings
The Ideal Pair – Nicole Kidman will venture into the realm of Big Little Lies next week when the new Netflix drama series The Perfect Couple premieres. Starring Liev Schreiber, Dakota Fanning, Eve Hewson, and Ishan Khatter, it’s an adaptation of Elin Hilderbrand’s 2018 novel of the same name.
Baby Girl
In the sensual thriller Babygirl, Nicole Kidman portrays a successful businesswoman who has an affair with an intern. Alongside Harris Dickinson, Antonio Banderas, and Sophie Wilde are also featured. This December, Babygirl will be released in theatres.
Lioness
Season two of Special Ops: Lioness, the spy drama from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, stars Nicole Kidman and Zoe Saldana. On October 27, it will all go live on Paramount Plus.
Hope
The Hope series adaption, which centres on a family’s twelve-day Christmas celebration and the disintegration of their relationships, is attached to star and executive produce the actor.
Spellbound
Nicole is one of the voice actors in Vicky Jenson’s animated musical adventure fantasy comedy. On November 22, the series, which also stars Rachel Zegler, John Lithgow, Jenifer Lewis, and Javier Bardem, will be available on Netflix.
Things I know to be True
Nicole will be the lead in the television series based on the same-titled play by Andrew Bovell. I will always remember the wonderful theatre experience I had when attending Andrew’s show in Sydney. In addition to writing brilliant plays, Andrew also writes excellent series scripts. Although, we’re excited about what this can become with support from Jen Salke, Amazon, and an incredible production team,” the actor stated in a Deadline article.
Crime Farms
Nicole is also attached to executive produce the drama series Crime Farm for WarnerMedia’s upcoming streaming service. Also, billed as a ‘psychosexual love story’, Crime Farms is based on forensic homicide experts and real-life couple Selma and Richard Eikelenboom, reported Variety.
Holland, Michigan
Nicole will collaborate with Mimi Cave based on an Andrew Sodroski screenplay for Holland, Michigan. Starring in the thriller are Gel Garcia Bernal and Matthew MacFadyen from Succession.
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Mice
Mice is the new project from the team behind Babygirl’ Nicole Kidman’s two most recent endeavours, Nine Perfect Strangers and The Undoing-Blossom Films and Made Up Stories. The director is going to be Justin Kurzel.
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