Phoenician Scheme Is Wes Anderson at His Most Muted
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During a Cannes Film Festival press conference, Wes Anderson mocked President Donald Trump's proposed tariff on movies produced outside of America.
Wes Anderson, who shot his fourth Cannes premiere, The Phoenician Scheme, at Babelsburg in Germany, was called to the carpet in the press room about his thoughts on President Donald Trump’s suggest film tariffs.
Anderson’s leading lady Mia Threapleton — who has acting in her blood thanks to mother Kate Winslet — was overcome with emotion as the applause raged on, smiling as tears poured down her face. Anderson beamed beside her.
Antonia Desplat reveals her memorable experience on Wes Anderson’s Cannes Competition film ‘The Phoenician Scheme.’
Focus Features has released two new clips from Wes Anderson's new film, The Phoenician Scheme, which will have its Cannes premiere tomorrow.
Wes Anderson skewered Donald Trump’s proposed foreign film tariff at a Cannes press conference for his new film "The Phoenician Scheme," questioning how it will work. “Can you hold up the movie in customs?
Wes Anderson remembers an irate Gene Hackman who was 'very annoyed' by the flat-fee salary offered to him on the set of 'The Royal Tenenbaums.'