LITTLE MISFORTUNE CHOICES TV
In addition to his Oscar nominations, Dern earned additional supporting actor bids at the Golden Globes for “The Great Gatsby” (1974) and “Coming Home.” On the TV side, he competed at the Emmys for his guest performance in “Big Love.”ĭern is the father of Oscar-winning actress Laura Dern (“Marriage Story”) with his second wife, performer Diane Ladd, proving that acting talent runs in the family. At 77 years old, the performer proved he was far from finished. The role brought him the Best Actor prize at Cannes and lead acting nominations at the Oscars, Golden Globes, BAFTA, SAG and Critics Choice awards. He was front and center with Alexander Payne‘s “Nebraska” (2013), a late-career masterwork that cast him as an aging Missouri man who travels with his estranged son ( Will Forte) to collect a million dollar Mega Sweepstakes prize. He earned his first Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actor for Hal Ashby‘s Vietnam War drama “Coming Home” (1978), playing a PTSD-afflicted marine whose wife ( Jane Fonda) falls in love with a paralyzed vet ( Jon Voight) while he’s deployed.ĭern spent most of his career as a colorful supporting player, livening up a film from the margins. He popped up in a number of supporting roles throughout the decade, making a name for himself in exploitation films produced by low-budget king Roger Corman.ĭern hit his stride in the 1970s, when a number of offbeat-looking performers suddenly became leading men. Let’s take a look back at 15 of his greatest films, ranked worst to best.īorn in 1936, Dern made his film debut with an uncredited appearance in Elia Kazan‘s “Wild River” (1960). The kids have gone home, the nine friends (Jacob, Abigail, Emma, Kaitlyn, Dylan, Ryan, Laura, Max and Nick) are tidying up camp and getting ready to end their season.Bruce Dern is a two-time Oscar nominee who shows no signs of slowing down, having most recently appeared in Quentin Tarantino‘s “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” (2019). They are monitors of a summer camp, who are preparing to live their last day in this heavenly place. We find nine students at Hackett’s Quarry summer camp, near a lake, among forests, wooden cabins and clearings. Even in its main theme, which makes us think of the music of Freddy: Claws of the Nightthe goal is to immerse us in a terrifying story where life really hangs by a thread and the fate of the characters will be in your hands. The Quarry is a title largely inspired by the slasher movies of the late 1990s. FEATURES You may pet a doggy, a fishy, a wolfie, the Kraken, the kitty and the foxy. Sharing the same universe with the cult video game Fran Bow, created by the visionary dev-duo Killmonday Games. Today, we give you our final verdict with the qualities and defects of the title.Īs always in our tests on narrative games, we will not go into details so as not to spoil the surprise for you. Little Misfortune is an interactive story, focused on exploration and characters, both sweet and dark, where your choices have consequences. Last month, we offered you a first look at the game and our opinion was rather positive. After a trilogy The Dark Pictures which did not win unanimous support, Supermassive Games is back to follow the path of success traced by Until Dawn in 2015. Announced a few weeks ago, The Quarry is the surprise of this first part of the year 2022. The game Little Misfortune by Swedish indie studio Killmonday Games is all about choices and their consequences.Similar to the mini-series Over the Garden Wall and indie game Fran Bow, an eight-year-old girl called Misfortune is approached by a sinister, horned, faceless entity called Mr.
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