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Brad Pitt Says Working with Dog Co-Star Was 'Really Moving'

  • On Tuesday, actor Brad Pitt arrived in Donostia for the San Sebastian Film Festival, greeting hundreds of fans outside the Maria Cristina hotel for more than 20 minutes ahead of Wednesday's premiere of "Heart of the Beast."
  • Directed by David Ayer, the adventure thriller stars Pitt as a Special Forces veteran surviving the Alaskan wilderness with his combat dog, a German Shepherd named Uber, whom the actor praised as "amazing."
  • Pitt produces the film through his Plan B production company and celebrated independent cinema's current state, noting it is "conducive to independent films" and creates new pipelines for emerging talent.
  • During a press conference, Pitt addressed Hollywood consolidation and streaming, stating, "we have a greater plethora of really interesting stories and really interesting talents," emphasizing new opportunities for writers and directors.
  • Addressing global challenges, Pitt suggested focusing on "where we are the same" amid a "sad world full of hate," advocating that people "start taking care of the people that are around us.
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Ines de Ramon appeared alongside her partner, actor Brad Pitt, on Wednesday night at the San Sebastian Film Festival, where she attended the premiere of his new film, “Heart of the Beast.” For this appearance, the 33-year-old, who is a jewelry designer, chose a long green lace dress, with a pronounced neckline, thin straps and an almost transparent bottom. She completed the look with her hair gathered in an elegant bun. Ines de Ramon’s style is …

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San Sebastián. There was a film to present, a director willing to talk about her and a dog with a lot of protagonism. But let’s not fool ourselves: all the looks were on Brad Pitt. His return to San Sebastián, 17 years after his last visit, turned the day into one of the great dates of the event.

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"After Covid, people returned to the movies and the big budget movies recovered the big revenue. Both the big productions and the independent low budget movies managed to move forward. But this did not happen with the medium budget productions, which have had difficulties," the actor said in a press conference.

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