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Pedro Pascal makes his Oscar case with a cello. “Behemoth!,” Tony Gilroy’s first feature as a director since “The Bourne Legacy” in 2012, world-premiered on Friday night at Alice Tully Hall as the ...

New York film festival: The actor stumbles through Tony Gilroy’s forgettable film marred by stylistic gimmicks Tony Gilroy has built a sturdy career as the director of the Bourne films and show runner ...

NEW YORK — For Pedro Pascal, the only thing scarier than warding off zombie-like humans is playing the cello. The “Last of Us” star had to master the instrument in just three months to play an ...

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