‘Call Me By Your Name’ writer recalls being “blown away” by Shia LaBeouf’s audition

Shocked Rasmus Nissen admits Denmark were floored by a Hamdpen wall of noise as their dream of a perfect World Cup qualifying record was shattered.

Not every viewer’s eyes were on the game on Monday’s episode of The Chase, after the appearance of stunning contestant Sara on the show. Host Bradley Walsh introduced the 33 year old in a line-up of contestants for this week on the daytime quiz, joined by three others: Lynne, Nick and Jordan.

A mum who has suffered seven miscarriages over the last two years was "blown away" after the balloon tribute she sent off for her lost baby was found in a field 75 miles away.

Released in 2017, “Call Me By Your Name” was an instant critical darling, becoming a real awards contender and breakthrough film for filmmaker Luca Guadagnino, as well as the two leading men, Timothee Chalamet and Armie Hammer. However, as pointed out by writer James Ivory in his new memoir, “Solid Ivory” (via GQ), the acclaimed film began its life on rather contentious ground.

Jennifer Yuma editorJames Ivory has offered an account on his exit from co-directorial duties on the 2017 drama “Call Me by Your Name,” explaining his creative differences with director Luca Guadagnino.In an excerpt from Ivory’s new memoir, “Solid Ivory,” published by GQ, the seasoned film director and writer goes into detail about being dropped from the project after adapting the screenplay from André Aciman’s book of the same name.

Shia LaBeouf was nearly cast in the Oscar-winning film “Call Me By Your Name”.

very different if Shia LaBeouf was cast in the lead.The former Disney Channel star, 35, was in the running to play Hammer’s character Oliver, who was the older boyfriend of Chalamet’s Elio.The 2017 film’s Oscar-winning writer and producer James Ivory explained in his new memoir, “Solid Ivory,” that LaBeouf was first contacted to play the role.In passages published in GQ on Wednesday, Ivory wrote that he was uncertain about LaBeouf’s casting due to the fact that he couldn’t visualize the “Fury”

Timothée Chalamet famously co-starred in Call Me By Your Name and it shot him to stardom.

A superdad who has adopted six children with complex disabilities has been nominated for a national award.

Chris Harrison can kiss his bachelor days goodbye! The former Bachelor Nation host, 50, just proposed to Lauren Zima, 33, after three years of dating, and, according to a source close to the couple, Lauren was absolutely taken with the romantic way her hubby-to-be proposed. “Chris’s proposal to Lauren was the most romantic thing she could’ve ever imagined,” a source EXCLUSIVELY shared with HollywoodLife. “It was every girl’s dream come true and she can’t believe how lucky she is.”

Lucy Spraggan’s recent trip to Malta with her girlfriend was cut short after the couple were subjected to homophobic abuse. Lucy, 30, opened up about their experiences on Instagram, and explained that prior to their trip, she was under the impression that a lot of Malta was LGBTQ+ friendly.

From the DMs to happily ever after! After initially connecting via Instagram, Love Is Blind’s Jessica Batten and Dr. Benjamin McGrath dated for more than one year before getting engaged on September 10, and nearly one month later, she learned how her beau knew she was “The One.”