Last Updated on 09/09/2024 by Arun jain
After several previous years due to the pandemic and two debilitating Hollywood strikes, the Toronto International Film Festival Starry returns in full force this season with premieres and red carpets. To celebrate the filmmakers and talents attending the festival, vanity fair, Netflix, and joined forces to host a party at the Four Seasons Hotel d|Bar.
the stars of Emilia Perez, Carla Sofia Gascon, Zoe Saldana, And of VF New cover star, selena gomez, Attended after presenting at the annual TIFF Tribute Awards. His adventurous musical about a drug lord who undergoes gender confirmation surgery opens in Toronto tonight and is one of the hottest titles of this awards season.
Daniel Deadwyler And John David Washington August Wilson participated with the rest of the cast of the adaptation Piano lessonsWhich will premiere on Tuesday night. “Zoe Saldana is my big homie,” Danielle told me, adding that she was excited to see her friend perform. Emilia Perez. (He won’t be disappointed.) Rebel Wilson— whose comedy Deb will also screen on the closing night—he remains loyal to his fellow Australians attending the festival. Cate BlanchettSunday talk and eagerly awaited Michael Graceyof Better Man premieres on Monday. “I’m very excited to see how it turns out,” she said in reference to the CGI monkey she sports Robbie Williams.
Gabriel LaBelleWho plays a hysterical, very young Lorne Michaels In an SNL ode Saturday nightAt the party, he told me that he was looking forward to watching his film with the audience. “I’m really grateful to be here. i want to see Anora, And I’m excited for it Nosferatu,” he said. He will have to wait for the latter, which will premiere in December.
Many other stars mingled throughout the evening. Pharrell Williams, Dylan O’Brien, Tony Hale, Anthony Mackie, Decker Montgomery, Alicia Vikander, Zarrell Jerome, Nathalie Emmanuel, Brett Goldsteinn, and Gabriel LaBelle Partyed with the film’s Netflix chairman, Dan Lynn and directors Jason Reitman (Saturday night) and Mary Heller (Nightbeach).
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Shahid KhanThe owner of the Four Seasons Toronto, described his relationship with the festival as a “marriage made in heaven”: “Here you have an iconic Canadian brand and TIFF that represents Toronto at its best.” Guests enjoyed a “Rising Star” custom mezcal cocktail as they danced to beats provided by DJ Natalie Rivera.
The party atmosphere was jovial, as festival goers compared notes of films they had seen and films they were yet to see at the awards. Cameron Bailey, The CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival stopped by the festival for the Tribute Awards and other premieres. The event went on around 1 AM, at which time some stars were worried about their early call time the next day to promote their films.
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