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Yup. And that's Firth and Emma Stone in the first picture. There was some sort of logic behind the choice (something to do with the Oscars?), but I forget what it was.

No and no.

Hmmm...

Haha, no. Though the director was in a James Bond movie once.

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Hummmm... Flatliners?

Just kind of going through the IMDB list of Beth Grant's credits trying to guess which movies Cassiebsg might like.

Speed?

(Man, she's been in a lot of things! And seems to have stayed roughly the same age for about twenty years.)

What's Eating Gilbert Grape?

The Wolf of Wall Street?

Could be May, maybe?

No, it's Vincent Schiavelli, and Hazel is right.

Man, I thought for sure that was Juliette Binoche, and the guy looked vaguely like Ricardo Darín!

It's when his daughter comes by and he acts like a normal human being for a while, right? Makes sense once it's pointed out. I just watched La La Land by the same director. Loved it. Simmons is in it, briefly, being wonderfully dickish.

You basically got it, so you can go, Kumpel.

It's not Whiplash, is it?

xXx?

I was gonna say James Bond: Beyond Thunderball...

Is this from some sort of PSA about movie piracy?

I'm gonna guess "You wouldn't steal a car"

Well you lost me, but OK, sure!

Hazel, your turn!

Correct! The link was the animated Japanese remake (overseen by Goro Miyazaki) that's coming to Amazon Prime soon. (And the thing people took for a lemming or squirrel is a "rumpnisse" gnome wearing Ronia's hat. Apparently they're called "rump-hobs" in the new translation.)

Final screencap I had prepared:

No it's nut.