An actor from The Studio will play Elon Musk in Luca Guadagnino’s film
The prolific director would have found the ideal actor to play the billionaire in his new artificial film.
Luca Guadagnino is on all fronts. A few days ago, he unveiled the first images of his next film with Julia Robertstitled After the Hunt and soon presented to The De Venise exhibition. Meanwhile, another big project of the Italian filmmaker, Artificialbecomes clearer. According to Varietythe Star of The Studio, Ike Barinholtzwould be under discussion to embody the billionaire and former ally of Donald Trump, Elon Musk.
As announced previously, this new feature film is brought to the screen by Andrew Garfield (The Social Network) et Iouri Borissov (Aor), recently appointed to the Oscars. Few details have been revealed on the plot, we only know thatArtificial is described as a dramatic comedy taking place in the world of Artificial intelligence. The first rumors suggest a story centered on the company Openai and the tumultuous period of 2023, when its CEO, Sam Altmanwas dismissed and then rehired in the space of only a few days.
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Although nothing is confirmed, Andrew Garfield should play Sam Altman, while, for his part, Iouri Borissov would play Iya Straskever, co -founder of Openai and at the origin of the movement for the departure of Altman. Simon Rich (An American Pickle) Works on the scenario.
The American actor and producer, Ike Barinholtz, has just been appointed to the Emmy Awards for his interpretation of Sal Sperstein in The Studioa Hollywood satire created and interpreted by Seth Rogen. He is best known on a small screen for his performance in Eastbound & Down, The Mindy Project et The Afterpartyas well as in the cinema for his roles in Blockers et Neighbors.
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