Daniel Day-Lewis defends Paul Dano after Tarantino criticism

The 32nd Slamdance Film Festival has announced that Alexandre Rockwell’s film The Projectionist will serve as the opening-night feature, marking its world premiere. The film, produced by acclaimed filmmaker Quentin Tarantino and Jack Auen, tells the story of a reclusive projectionist grappling with the trauma of a wrongful conviction and the loss of his wife while living in isolation.

Beloved actor Paul Dano has publicly responded to Quentin Tarantino's recent insult, where the director labeled him the 'weakest f**king actor in SAG.' Dano expressed his discontent with the remark, stating, 'It f**king sucks.' This exchange has drawn significant attention in the entertainment industry, highlighting the ongoing scrutiny actors face regarding their performances.

Paul Dano has garnered significant support from fellow actors, including Reese Witherspoon, Ben Stiller, Alec Baldwin, and Simu Liu, following Quentin Tarantino's harsh criticism, where he labeled Dano as the 'weakest f**king actor in SAG.' This backlash against Tarantino's remarks highlights the solidarity within the acting community.

Paul Dano has been cast in the psychological thriller 'Bunker,' directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Florian Zeller. The film features a star-studded ensemble including Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz, Stephen Graham, and Patrick, marking a significant addition to Dano's impressive filmography that includes roles in 'There Will Be Blood' and 'The Batman.'