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Kieran Culkin’s wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain

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Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain

As I delve into this captivating tale of Jesse Eisenberg’s latest venture, I find myself intrigued by his unique approach to storytelling, particularly when it comes to exploring the complexities of the Holocaust. Having been raised on a steady diet of cinema that often shies away from such heavy themes, I can appreciate Eisenberg’s desire to humanize this experience without resorting to sanctimony or falsehood.

At the UK debut of his latest film, “A Real Pain,” on Sunday, Kieran Culkin received a tender kiss on the cheek from his wife, Jazz Charton, who displayed her affection for him in a heartwarming manner.

During the BFI London Film Festival’s red carpet event, the actor, who is 42 years old, ended up with a large, noticeable pink stain on his face due to his co-star’s lipstick in a particularly affectionate display of public affection between them.

36-year-olds Kieran and Jazz were beaming ear-to-ear as they struck poses for pictures at The Royal Festival Hall.

In a sharp grey suit, the star from Succession presented an elegant appearance, whereas his wife radiated sophistication in a stunning pink evening dress.

In the year 2012, Kieran and Jazz first crossed paths at a local pub. They tied the knot just a year after their initial meeting. Today, they happily call themselves the loving parents of four-year-old Kinsey and two-year-old Wilder Wolf.

Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain

Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain

At that UK premiere, I swear it felt like time stood still when I caught sight of Jennifer Grey. She looked just as stunning and timeless as she did during her iconic Dirty Dancing days!

64-year-old actress from Hollywood is widely recognized for her role in the classic film Dirty Dancing, which she co-starred with the now deceased actor Patrick Swayze, back in 1987.

And 43 years on from starring in the hit movie, Jennifer still looks glowing and radiant.

Jennifer flashed her ample cleavage in a plunging burgundy top, teamed with a glitzy midi skirt.

In an elegant display, the actress playing Marcia in the latest film, known for her dark hair, created quite a stir as she stepped onto the red carpet.

The movie centering around cousins uncovering intergenerational family turmoil during a trip to a Polish concentration camp is helmed by Jesse Eisenberg, aged 40, who portrays one of the main characters in the film as well.

Kieran plays the other cousin while Jennifer plays a visitor to the concentration camp.

In a recent interview with Variety during the annual film festival, the actor/director discussed how the setting for the movie, which features Jesse and Kieran’s characters, shifted to Poland following the death of their cherished grandmother.

Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain
Kieran Culkin's wife Jazz Charton kisses the actor on his cheek as they make VERY affectionate red carpet appearance at the premiere of his film A Real Pain

He said ‘there’s a certain idea of a Holocaust movie’ where there’s ‘this reverence for the trauma and the horrors. And of course!’

But the Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice star was trying to do something different.

What resonates with me most is when an author portrays a fictional experience in a way that feels genuinely human, without being preachy or insincere. That’s the essence I aimed to capture.

Despite the Israel-Hamas conflict being ongoing at the time of its release, Jesse firmly maintains that his movie has no political undertones whatsoever.

I’d like to share a perspective on a movie that’s been intriguing me: ‘This film isn’t politically driven. Its narrative could unfold at any point within the last three decades, a period marked by significant highs and lows. In fact, it feels equally relevant today as it would have felt then.’

Back in January, I was absolutely thrilled to witness the global debut of this fantastic film at the Sundance Film Festival. Here’s a little scoop: On the red carpet, my heart skipped a beat when I saw Macaulay Culkin casually mention that Jesse Eisenberg was noticeably nervous – practically shaking! What an electrifying moment for me as a die-hard fan!

After its premiere, Searchlight Pictures secured it at a staggering cost of $10 million following a marathon auction that lasted through the night.

The movie will be premiering in cinemas on October 18, competing with the second installment of the horror film Smile from Paramount and the suspenseful drama Flight Risk from Lionsgate.

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2024-10-13 23:03

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