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Brown addressed bullying rumors surrounding David Harbour and reaffirmed their long-standing on-set camaraderie.
She said the shows' cast has been united for 10 years and values their friendship above all.
Brown highlighted nostalgia about working with Harbour during Stranger Things’ final season.
Co-creator Ross Duffer said the cast are family and that safety on set matters most.
Shawn Levy emphasized efforts to ensure everyone feels safe and respected on set.
The article notes reports of on-set tension were circulated on social media but dismissed by fans.
Brown spoke to Hollywood Reporter about maintaining unity amid headlines.
Levy stated the team created a respectful workplace and is proud of it.
The reporting initially claimed a bullying issue, later context showed a close-knit set.
The piece references the Season Five premiere in Los Angeles as timing for public displays of friendship.
Brown described co-stars as family after a decade-long collaboration.

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Moura discusses his role in The Secret Agent and its significance amid Brazil's 1977 dictatorship backdrop.
Moura notes his Cannes recognition and Golden Globe nomination linked to The Secret Agent and his international acclaim.
Moura explains how Bolsonaro's presidency influenced Brazilian cinema and inspired The Secret Agent.
The actor criticizes U.S. actions in Venezuela, calling foreign intervention a dangerous precedent.
Moura highlights his American citizenship and ongoing work in both Portuguese and English-language projects.
The interview connects Moura’s career milestones from Elite Squad to Narcos with his current project slate.
Moura reflects on growing up believing he might not have a screen career, shaping his perseverance.
The Awards Chatter episode covered Moura’s thoughts on international film reception and awards momentum.
THR’s Notes: Moura’s awards trajectory spans Cannes, New York Film Critics Circle, and Critics Choice.

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Jessi explains that P.M.S. represents multiple moods and sides, from a bold persona to vulnerability.
She notes mood swings should be normalized and not seen as a negative, reflecting everyday life.
Jessi reflects on growth and independence, moving beyond past label constraints.
She discusses the personal toll of controversy and how fans helped her through healing.
Jessi explains her year off as part of healing and recognizing that truth matters in public narratives.
She emphasizes fans’ support as a key factor in maintaining motivation and resilience.
Jessi describes growing as an independent artist with greater creative agency.
She recounts signing at a young age and the long journey through multiple companies.
Jessi connects personal authenticity to her music, aiming to empower women through her artistry.
The interview frames P.M.S. as a deliberate artistic reinvention rather than a retreat.

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Zimmer describes the F1 score as a blend of electronic and orchestral sounds to match the film's high-speed energy.
Zimmer aimed for a 'disco beat' at the opening sequence to celebrate the car’s energy.
The score is designed to keep the racing sequences exciting yet light, avoiding a heavy tonal palette.
Zimmer collaborated with Steve Mazzaro and coordinated with the film’s sound design team for a cohesive score.
The project reunites Zimmer with Jerry Bruckheimer and Joseph Kosinski, adding real-world F1 involvement.
Hamilton contributed as a producer, helping shape the film’s authentic racing atmosphere.
The opening sequence uses a disco beat to celebrate the car’s energy, a first for Zimmer.
The score aims to reflect teamwork and optimism, ending with a uplifting emotional moment.
The film integrates real race logistics, with music-heavy sequences aligned to storytelling.
Zimmer frames his approach as a musician who seeks to put a smile on cinema audiences.

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The exclusive music video for Train Dreams reveals how Nick Cave contributed to the Netflix film's soundtrack.
Train Dreams stars Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones and debuted on Netflix after Sundance.
Nick Cave and Bryce Dessner co-wrote the song, with Cave widely admired by Dessner.
Bentley says Cave felt like the perfect artist for the film's song, despite touring.
Dessner notes Cave has been a musical hero and speaks to the song's restrained ending impact.
The article frames the video as THR-exclusive content for readers.
The feature involves a quiet, reflective tone aligned with Grainier's story.
The film adapts Denis Johnson's 2011 novella in a Pacific Northwest setting.
Cave has a broad creative footprint beyond music, including writing and acting.
THR positions Train Dreams within broader entertainment news and industry notes.

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