‘The King of Laughter’ Review: Mario Martone’s Lavish, Ultra-Italian Theatrical Biopic is a Lot to Digest

Chris Pratt has been cast as Mario.Kimmel didn’t really understand what the big deal was and specifically thought it was silly that some people complained that casting Pratt was some kind of anti-Italian prejudice. So he made fun of it with an extended sketch suggesting that those people are really just suffering from daddy issues.He also gave some pretty good dating advice inspired by this whole thing.

Jennifer Lopez's super chic Coach coat is on sale for a price you don't want to miss! The fashion icon was spotted in a classic gray coat from the designer brand last month in Venice, Italy, and the exact Coach Herringbone Oversized Coat is 60% off. The coat is regularly $895, but right now shoppers can grab the wardrobe staple for just $358.

revealed the controversial casting decision via Nintendo Direct Thursday.“We are collaborating with Chris and his experienced team to not just create a character licensed film, but a new piece of entertainment which brings Super Mario Bros. to life on the screen,” said Mario creator and representative director Shigeru Miyamoto of the Universal Pictures flick which will be based on the Mario Bros.

EXCLUSIVE: Gabriel Byrne (Hereditary) and Oscar winner Mira Sorvino (Impeachment: American Crime Story) have joined feature biopic Lamborghini, about Italian sports car founder Ferruccio Lamborghini.

Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer are enjoying a day out together.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentThe Venice Film Festival is exerting a positive impact on the Italian box office where Mario Martone’s “The King of Laughter” (“Qui Rido Io”) got a boost over the weekend from its Lido launch that landed the Toni Servillo-starrer in the number two spot after Marvel’s “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.”Italy’s box office results this past weekend saw “King of Laughter,” in which Servillo plays Neapolitan theater luminary Eduardo Scarpetta, score

Jessica Kiang “After that summer, nothing would be the same,” says Edo (Emanuele Maria Di Stefano), the narrator of “The Catholic School,” Stefano Mordini’s worryingly watchable, stylistically polished account of the lead-up to the tawdry and brutal real-life incident known to Italians as the Circeo Massacre.

Jennifer Lopez has been making us swoon with her style as she’s made her way around Venice, Italy with Ben Affleck, and such was the case again as the duo headed to the airport holding hands on Saturday. RELATED: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck share steamy kiss as they make red carpet debutThe Hustlers star looked gorgeous in a printed polka dot Christian Dior silk shirt dress, that featured a collar and black buttons down the bodice.

Boyfriend and bodyguard. After Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez’s romantic whirlwind getaway in Venice, Italy, the pair ran into an enthusiastic fan at the airport.

(CNN)Bennifer 2.0 is red carpet official. Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck appeared together Friday on the red carpet of the premiere of Affleck's film "The Last Duel" during the Venice Film Festival in Italy.

Jennifer Lopez looked every inch the Hollywood star as she took to the water in Venice for a stunning photoshoot on Saturday.  The singer, 32, who made her first red carpet appearance with her boyfriend Ben Affleck, 49, the night before, looked incredible in a Dolce & Gabbana strapless tulle ballgown, which showed off the Italian city in a stunning print.

Jennifer Lopez is serving looks!The triple threat star was spotted having a glamorous photoshoot on a gondola in the Venice canals on Saturday. Lopez, 52, looked regal in a billowing Dolce & Gabbana strapless gown that was just as picturesque as the Italian scenery.J.Lo's glam was equally as stunning, with her honey locks down and out of her face, with golden makeup and a red, coral lip.

Jennifer Lopez, 52, and Ben Affleck, 49, just can’t keep their hands off each other. The couple, affectionately known as “Bennifer,” were spotted sharing a super steamy kiss on a boat in Venice, Italy on Saturday, Sept. 11. Jen and Ben didn’t seem to mind who was watching as they focused on just each other, seemingly leaving the Italian city after a whirlwind visit. Just before getting on the gondola, the two also appeared to kiss on the dock.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentItalian auteur Mario Martone is a Venice aficionado. He was recently in competition on the Lido in 2018 with “Capri Revolution,” and then again in 2019 with “The Mayor of Rione Sanità,” a contemporary adaptation of the play about organized crime by late Neapolitan playwright Eduardo De Filippo.

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