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Sebastian Stan, Aaron Schimberg and Adam Pearson reveal the significance of the karaoke scene in 'A Different Man'
The karaoke scene in 'A Different Man' is a pivotal one in the A24 film. Sebastian Stan, Adam Pearson and filmmaker, Aaron Schimberg break down the scene and it's significance in the film.
Sebastian Stan, Adam Pearson and Aaron Schimberg Discuss A Different Man's Biggest Hurdles
A Different Man shot on a breakneck schedule of only 22 days, but that wasn't the only challenge when it came to making the film. Sebastian Stan, Adam Pearson and Aaron Schimberg all weigh in on their experiences making the movie.
Love Yourself: Sebastian Stan, Adam Pearson, and Aaron Schimberg on “A Different Man”
A Different Man’s” point of view is layered, introspective, and completely unique. The second collaboration between actor Adam Pearson and writer-director Aaron Schimberg — the two previously worked together on Schimberg’s “Chained for Life” — is based on a real-life dialogue between Pearson and Schimberg (with Sebastian Stan joining in later on) on disfigurement,
Sebastian Stan And His Co-Star Adam Pearson Open Up About Filming 'Intricate' Fight Scene In Aaron Schimberg's A Different Man
Sebastian Stan and his co-star Adam Pearson have received positive reactions for their remarkable performances in the black comedy psychological thriller A Different Man. In this project, Stan takes on the role of Edward,
A Different Man stars Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson talk their "funny and unpredictable" new comedy-thriller: "Everybody has a very different reaction"
I n A Different Man, MCU star Sebastian Stan plays Edward, an aspiring actor with neurofibromatosis, a genetic condition in which tumors grow in the nervous system. Edward is jump
A Different Man stars Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson recall "chaotic" fight scene
A Different Man stars Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson have recalled filming the movie's fight scene, calling it a "chaotic" sequence. The dark comedy thriller - now playing in UK cinemas - sees Stan play aspiring actor Edward,
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‘A Different Man’ reinserts beautifully strange imagination into cinema
Director Aaron Schimberg and production company A24 released “A Different Man,” a film of creativity and imagination.
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‘A Different Man’ Tackles Issues of Identity with Compassion and Humor
Sebastian Stan stars in the new film from writer/director Aaron Schimberg, which sees a man undergoing facial surgery and a crisis in confidence.
A Different Man review: Expertly observed dissection of image
Sebastian Stan plays Edward, a lonely New Yorker with Neurofibromatosis, a series of tumours on the face that make him feel ...
‘A Different Man’ Was the Film Everyone at Sundance Wanted to Talk About but Didn’t Know How
A Different Man' writer/director Aaron Schimberg and actor Adam Pearson discuss the language surrounding the disability ...
‘A Different Man’ Review: The Mask of Sorrow
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‘A Different Man’ review: Sebastian Stan lifts uneven genre blend
A Different Man” is a fairly grim experience to watch, but there’s a very interesting idea at its heart, writes Moira ...
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A Different Man
With the hotly anticipated follow-up to his critically acclaimed sophomore feature, 2018’s Chained for Life, New York-based ...
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‘A Different Man’ Challenges the Correlation Between Beauty and Self-Fulfillment
A Different Man' suggests it might take more than just looks to succeed in life, a lesson learned far too late by the film's ...
'A Different Man' review: Sebastian Stan stuns in darkly funny take on identity
A transformed Sebastian Stan gives a career-best turn and Adam Pearson is a revelation in "A Different Man," a movie about ...
In A Different Man , Adam Pearson finally gets to show his range
Try to describe Aaron Schimberg’s A Different Man ’s fantastic, completely ingenious premise, and you might be interrupted and asked if you’re sure you haven’t mixed it up with a Russian novel. Here’s ...