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The Hollywood Reporter Cover Mag
This weekâs @THR cover is the return of La La Landâs Damien Chazelle, Oscarâs youngest best director winner invites @GallowayOnFilm into the editing room as he races to finish the Venice Film Fest opener First Man.
We have the Official schedule of Toronto Film Festival First Man screenings
Link here TIFF
Hereâs the link to watch live the press conference of the movie on Sept. 11
First Man has a lot of scheduled screenings @ TIFF 2018. We stil donât have an official confirmation but Red Carpet of the Movie with the delegation of the film is probably scheduled on Sept. 9 @ 6 pm Roy Thompson Hall. Stay tuned for more infos!  Tickets to watch the movie will be on sale from Sept. 3 on tiff Website.
Update: Save the Date #Tiff18
First Man Canadian Premiere is scheduled on September 10 @ 6 pm Toronto Time – Roy Thompson Hall Theatre. Ryan’s presence is confirmed of course. He would never skip Toronto.
To buy tickets to watch First Man @ Tiff18 tickets visit this page and check the availability
Red Carpet live streaming will be available on Tiff Facebook page. Stay Tuned for all news about Ryan in Toronto.
 First Man screenplay is now up for pre-order. Hereâs the link
âFirst Man: The Annoteted Screenplayâ by
First Man: The Annotated Screenplay is the official companion to the movie, and features a wealth of stunning photography, alongside the full shooting script.
Academy AwardÂŽ-winning screenwriter Josh Singer (Spotlight) and James R. Hansen, whose book First Man is the only authorized biography of Armstrong, provide an in-depth commentary on the challenges of dramatizing a fact-based historical motion picture. Exclusive annotations separate those facts from the dramatic fictions the filmmakers utilized, as well as explain the overarching dramatic choices made in telling the story of the man behind the icon.
Entertainment Weekly has released 2 brand new stills of the movie First Man by Daniel McFadden for Universal Pictures
As Ryan Gosling sat in a spacesuit, bathed in blue light and strapped into a capsule modeled on the specifications of the Gemini 8 spacecraft, he became acutely aware of how claustrophobic the 1966 mission into Earthâs orbit must have been for its astronauts, Neil Armstrong and David Scott. âItâs really hard in a film to convey just how small these capsules were and just how terrifying it was hurtling through space in these,â the First Man star said.
The Gemini 8 mission was just one of the milestones leading up to NASAâs 1969 manned moon landing, the event that inspired director Damien Chazelle to turn his sights to outer space for his new film, re-teaming with his La La Land lead Gosling, who plays Armstrong. âThereâs actually a tendency now to take some of these things for granted and forget just how difficult and unlikely and really risky and dangerous and crazy the whole endeavor was,â Chazelle explained of the stakes.
Armstrong died in 2012, but his family stepped up to help Chazelle recreate the astronautâs life. Gosling met with Armstrongâs sister, June; Chazelle even managed to get the blueprints to Armstrongâs house so that he could build it to scale. âIt was amazing to watch Neilâs kids, Rick and Mark, come into the house they had grown up in and see the level to which the crew was working to get this right,â Gosling said.
Chazelle shot the earthbound scenes first before moving on to the more challenging and tightly orchestrated flight sequences, which featured scale replicas of the capsules and LED screens playing footage of space to re-create what the astronauts would have seen out of the windows. âIt takes hours to get to see a little piece of usable footage, and sometimes the whole day goes by without anything to show for it,â the Oscar-winning director said.
In another exclusive still from the film, Goslingâs Armstrong sits with Buzz Aldrin (Corey Stoll) and Michael Collins (Lukas Haas) at a NASA press conference for the now-famous Apollo 11 mission that took them successfully to the moon. âEven though they were the three selected to be on this historic mission, there were 400,000 people who had made this possible,â Gosling said. âThey were the final ones to execute it, but you get a sense from the astronauts that no one wanted to be the one that was the weak link.â
âFirst Man” – IMAXÂŽ Exclusive Look.
Hereâs the exclusive Special Extended 4-Minute âFirst Manâ sequence screened in front of Mission: Impossible â Fallout in Imax U.S. Theatres.
Pay attention Spoiler Alert! If you donât want to be spoilered donât watch it.
#New đĽ âFirst Man" – IMAXÂŽ Exclusive Look.Hereâs the exclusive Special Extended 4-Minute âFirst Manâ sequence screened in front of Mission: Impossible â Fallout For Imax Theatres.Pay attention Spoiler Alert đ¨#ryangosling #FirstMan
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First Man Will be screened @ TIFF 18. The Gala of the movie at Tiff18 is a Canadian Premiere. This means First Man will have its North American Premiere @ Telluride Film Festival in Colorado the first days of September. Toronto Film Festival Full schedule coming on August 21!
Hereâs the new First Man Official Poster. This new poster was released to celebrate the 49th Anniversary of Apollo 11 landing on the Moon, fact that made the History
âThis is one small step for man and one giant leap for mankindâ -N. Armstrong
Damien Chazelleâs âFirst Manâ With Ryan Gosling to Open 75th Venice Film Festival and will screen in CompetionÂ
Universal Picturesâ First Man, directed by Damien Chazelle (La La Land, Whiplash) and starring Ryan Gosling, Jason Clarke and Claire Foy, has been announced as the opening film, in Competition, of the 75th Venice International Film Festival(August 29 â September 8, 2018), directed by Alberto Barbera and organized by the Biennale di Venezia, chaired by Paolo Baratta. The announcement of the world premiere of the film comes on the eve of 49th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing on the moon.
Barbera declared: âIt is a true privilege to present the world premiere of Damien Chazelleâs new, highly-awaited film. It is a very personal, original and compelling piece of work, wonderfully unexpected within the context of present day epic films, and a confirmation of the great talent of one of the most important contemporary directors of American cinema. Our gratitude goes to Universal Pictures for premiering First Man at the 75th Venice Film Festival.â
Chazelle declared: âI am humbled by Venice’s invitation and am thrilled to return. It feels especially poignant to share this news so close to the moon landingâs anniversary. I eagerly look forward to bringing the film to the festival.â
First Man will be shown in its world premiere screening on Wednesday August 29th, in the Sala Grande at the Palazzo del Cinema on the Lido di Venezia.
On the heels of their six-time Academy AwardÂŽ-winning smash, La La Land, OscarÂŽ-winning director Damien Chazelle and star Ryan Gosling reteam for Universal Picturesâ First Man, the riveting story of NASAâs mission to land a man on the moon, focusing on Neil Armstrong and the years 1961-1969. A visceral, first-person account, based on the book by James R. Hansen, the movie will explore the sacrifices and the costâon Armstrong and on the nationâof one of the most dangerous missions in history.
Written by Academy AwardŽ winner Josh Singer (Spotlight), the drama is produced by Wyck Godfrey & Marty Bowen (The Twilight Saga, The Fault in Our Stars) through their Temple Hill Entertainment banner, alongside Chazelle. Steven Spielberg, Isaac Klausner, Adam Merims and Singer executive produce. DreamWorks Pictures co-finances the film.