Carey Mulligan

Premieres and seasonal events allow a hint at the glamour we can expect on the red carpet.  Laura Harrier attends the 11th Annual LACMA Art + Film Gala at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on November 5, 2022, in Los Angeles, California in a stunning hooded backless gown.

She first came to our attention playing the innocent Kitty Bennet in Joe Wright´s Pride & Prejudice. Then came the demanding and controversial Sissy, the wayward sister of a sex addict, in Shame, and those women trapped by systemic sexism, like the ‘60s schoolgirl seduced by an older man who almost ruined her life in An Education or the restless ‘50s mother, abandoned by her husband who has an affair with a rich man so she can support her son in Wildlife.

Carey Mulligan is Cassie, the protagonist in Promising Young Woman which some at Sundance have called a brilliant #metoo-inspired answer to the spate of films centering on toxic male rage. In the film directed by Emerald Fennel, the Killing Eve showrunner, Cassie turns the tables on the men who normalize predatory behavior.

In Paul Dano’s directorial debut, Wildlife (an adaptation of Richard Ford’s novel), Carey Mulligan plays a wife and mother in the 1960s Oregon who sees her life drastically changed when her husband (Jake Gyllenhaal) loses his job. In Toronto, HFPA journalist Helen Hoehne talked with Mulligan about working with friends and exploring a woman’s life in the sixties.

Golden Globe nominee Carey Mulligan stars in the upcoming Netflix film Mudbound, a classic story of the rural South in the ’40s. The movie is a close adaptation of Hillary Jordan’s novel of the same title.

Seven years ago, Carey Mulligan’s talent was recognized with a Golden Globe nomination for her impressive work in Lone Scherfig's An Education. Since then, she has been a regular presence in quality films.

Shortly after the premiere of Mudbound word spread in Park City that the film includes one of Carey Mulligan’s best performances. The Golden Globe nominated actress plays Laura, the wife of a man who buys a country property in the segregated South.

Oscar Isaac, who has the title role, rocks with Mumford and the Punch Brothers A roster of stellar musicians under the guidance of legendary music producer T-Bone Burnett performed a benefit concert for the movie Inside Llewyn Davis at the Town Hall in New York City and attended by a group of HFPA members. The film, written and directed by Ethan and Joel Coen and produced by Scott Rudin, follows the fictional out-of-luck folk singer Llewyn  Davis , played by Oscar Isaac, drifting through the New York Club scene of the 1960s.