Angelina Jolie’s dark take on Sleeping Beauty, called “Maleficent,” doesn’t hit theaters until May of 2014 but fans were able to catch an early glimpse this week as the film’s first trailer was released. The movie tells the story of Sleeping Beauty from the villain’s point of view, showing audiences just what happened in Maleficent’s past that leads her to curse Princess Aurora, played by Elle Fanning. “Maleficent” also marks the film debut of Angie’s youngest daughter Vivienne, who plays Aurora as a child. The pretty blonde 5-year-old is a natural, a source told Britain’s The Sun. “Ange thought it would be a fun experience for her and Viv to share…The other kids are now nagging Ange and Brad to land them roles.”
4 Latino Directors You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of
Wednesday, February 8, 2023
You might be familiar with household names like Guillermo del Toro or Alfonso Cuaron, two Latino directors behind some of Hollywood’s recent hits like “The Shape of Water” and “Roma”. While such figures have been important in advancing opportunities and representation for Latinos in Hollywood, there are plenty whose creative, personal visions haven’t received nearly enough acclaim from the public. Here are just four Latino directors whose accomplishments in the entertainment world deserve a bigger spotlight.
