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Carrie star Sissy Spacek, 76, makes rare appearance to support famous husband
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Carrie star Sissy Spacek, 76, makes rare appearance to support famous husband

  • Sissy Spacek, 76, attends rare public appearance to back husband Jack Fisk at a tribute event.
  • Fisk receives the Career Achievement Award at the American Cinematheque’s 5th Annual Tribute To The Crafts.
  • Spacek wore a black pants suit with a grandfather collar during the event.
  • The couple, married since 1974, are parents to Schuyler and Madison.
  • Spacek described combining art life with Fisk’s research and passion.
  • Jack Fisk’s notable projects include The Thin Red Line, Mulholland Drive, and Killers of the Flower Moon.
  • The tribute highlighted Fisk’s long-standing collaborations with acclaimed directors.
  • Spacek and Fisk met on the set of Badlands in 1973 and married in 1974.
  • The couple maintains a Virginia horse farm for family life.
  • Spacek has stepped back from the limelight in recent years.
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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Star EJAE Gets Emotional as She Accepts Best Original Song for ‘Golden’ at American Cinematheque Tribute: ‘It Helped Bring Light in a Very Dark Time in my Life’
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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Star EJAE Gets Emotional as She Accepts Best Original Song for ‘Golden’ at American Cinematheque Tribute: ‘It Helped Bring Light in a Very Dark Time in my Life’

  • EJAE and Mark Sonnenblick win Best Original Song for 'Golden' at the American Cinematheque tribute.
  • EJAE describes writing the song as a turning point after a breakup and a difficult period.
  • Tribute honorees span multiple craft categories, including production design and editing.
  • The report links the ceremony to broader Oscars-season momentum and fan reactions.
  • The event highlighted a cross-section of cinema arts, from set design to visual effects.
  • KPop Demon Hunters' song 'Golden' gains recognition amid ongoing awards-season discourse.
  • The ceremony featured remarks about the art life and its enduring inspiration.
  • The coverage notes additional industry topics, including Cannes winner Jafar Panahi’s legal situation.
  • The piece connects industry awards to fan impact and social media engagement.
  • Variety frames the event as part of a broader celebration of crafts and storytelling in cinema.
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