The Stars of ‘Bride Hard’ Share What They Look for in Female Leads

To celebrate Bride Hard, I spoke with Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp, Gigi Zumbado, and Sherry Cola about what they want to see when it comes to female leads, memorable bonding moments between the cast, their hopes for a sequel, and more. The new action comedy will be released in theaters on June 20.

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NOC Exclusive Clip: Sherry Cola Gives Rebel Wilson a Solo Mission in ‘Bride Hard’

The Nerds of Color is thrilled to share an exclusive new clip from Bride Hard featuring Sherry Cola and Rebel Wilson! The female-led comedy-action will be released in theaters on June 20.

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Rebel Wilson Announces Release Date for Her New Film, ‘Senior Year’

Directed by Alex Hardcastle, Senior Year stars Rebel Wilson, Alicia Silverstone, Justin Hartley, Angourie Rice, Sam Richardson, Zoë Chao, Mary Holland, and Chris Parnell. Wilson also serves as producer alongside Todd Garner, Timothy M. Bourne, and Chris Bender. The film will be released May 13 on Netflix.

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‘Jojo Rabbit’ Sends a Timely Message via Satire, Fascism, and War

The 39th Hawaii International Film Festival is currently underway in Honolulu, and the 11-day event began with a stellar opening night screening last Thursday of Taika Waititi’s latest film, Jojo Rabbit. Set in Nazi Europe, the dark comedy loosely based on the Christine Leunens novel, Caging Skies, follows a 10-year-old Hitler Youth (Roman Griffin Davis) who finds out his mother (Scarlett Johansson) is hiding a Jewish girl (Thomasin McKenzie) in their home. Through getting to know her, he comes to question his own beliefs, even in the midst of his imaginary friend, an idiotic version of Adolf Hitler played by Waititi himself, trying to tell him otherwise.

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