Who Fight Club actor Edward Norton is playing in his fourth Anderson film is not known, but in the trailer he is seen in a gendarme uniform firing a gun alongside Saoirse Ronan's character. In his fourth appearance in an Anderson film, The Lighthouse star Willem Dafoe appears as one of the prisoners lucky enough to sample Nescaffier's food.
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In this movie he is the victim of a kidnapping plot involving his son. Playing a character punningly called Nescaffier, described by Wright as "the great exemplar of the mode of cuisine known as police cooking," is Stephen Park, previously seen in Warrior, Do the Right Thing and Fargo.Īnother Bond alum appearing in The French Dispatch is Almaric, the star of Quantum of Solace.
The third story is "The Private Dining Room of the Police Commissioner," told by Roebuck Wright (Jeffrey Wright of Casino Royale).
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She has previously had roles in the French series Les Savages and movie The Blessed.
One of the lesser-known stars of the movie is Lyna Khoudri, playing the love interest of Chalamet. Playing a character called Zeffirelli, who is a young revolutionary during the 1960s, is Anderson newcomer and Call Me By Your Name star Timothée Chalamet. Two-time Oscar winner Frances McDormand is Lucinda Krementz, the writer behind the second segment "Revisions to a Manifesto." The French Dispatch is the second of two major films the French actor will be appearing in this year, as she is also due to appear in the Bond movie No Time to Die.įor his fourth Anderson picture, The Pianist actor plays an art dealer interested in Moses' work.Īs seen in the trailer, frequent Anderson collaborator Balaban and new recruit Henry Winkler appear in the Swinton segments, though no details of their characters have been revealed. Starring in her second film by the director (though she also starred in one of his Prada adverts) is Léa Seydoux as a guard at Moses' jail who potentially becomes his artistic muse. "The Concrete Masterpiece" tells the story of asylum/prison inmate and artist Moses Rosenthal, as brought to life by Sicario's Benicio Del Toro. The first of these is "The Concrete Masterpiece," as told by Tilda Swinton's (appearing in her fourth Anderson film) character J.K.L. Per the trailer, the film seems to be split into a series of shorter stories, each of which is recounted by a French Dispatch journalist.
Playing one of the Dispatch's reporters is The Handmaid's Tale actor and Anderson newbie Elisabeth Moss, seen in the promo next to a blackboard with a sentence structure diagram. The Ghostbusters star, who has worked with Anderson on multiple projects beginning with Rushmore, plays Arthur Howitzer Jr., the formidable editor of the eponymous French Dispatch.
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