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Sept. 4 Insertion Date(s) Account Nina Safety Area 15.5” x 10” PDFX1A Site Address: ftp2.cineplex.com Creative Manali Visual Opening N/A Upload Info Username: cineplexmags Password: Z3qUxeDe Studio Ash Bleed Size 16.25” x 10.75” October/November Proof Size 100% of nal size Ink Limit 300 [email protected] Con rmation [email protected] Cineplex Magazine Emails Resolution 300 dpi Pub/Usage [email protected] DPS English Warning: This proof is delivered on the condition that it be carefully inspected APPROVALS before going any further in the production cycle. Zulu Alpha Kilo's responsibility is limited to making corrections and/or replacing defective les. This le may CD/ACD Art Director/ Designer Copywriter Account/Client Producer not be reduced, enlarged, or changed in any manner without obtaining written approval from Zulu Alpha Kilo. OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2019 CONTENTS VOLUME 20 #7 FEATURES REGULARS 6 EDITOR’S NOTE 26 Lessons from a Terminator Happy 20th 8 CLICK! Out and about with Anniversary To Us! Matt Damon, Amanda Seyfried Take a wander through and Jessica Chastain 20 years of Cineplex Magazine history via our timeline of 10 UP FRONT memorable moments and Director Mike Flanagan talks fun film facts Doctor Sleep, and Will Smith BY MARNI WEISZ turns back the clock 16 RED CARPET 30 Margot Robbie, Finn Wolfhard and Kerry Washington are Frozen Treat all dressed up Frozen II producer Peter Del Vecho takes us 18 IN THEATRES behind the scenes of one of Your quick scan through the biggest family films of the October and November movies year, Frozen II, including the team’s research trip to Norway, 22 SPECIAL SCREENINGS Finland and Iceland Turandot kicks off Met Opera BY MARNI WEISZ screenings, and This is Spinal Tap turns it up to 11 32 42 IN THE WORKS Awkwafina saves the world, All Grown Up Jennifer Lawrence joins the mob Elle Fanning was just 14 when she starred opposite 44 CINEPLEX STORE Angelina Jolie as Maleficent’s Plan a playdate with Toy Story 4 Princess Aurora. Now 21, she returns for the sequel, 48 SCREEN TEST Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, Are you blessed with and says she thought a lot Charlie’s Angels knowledge? about how her fairy tale character would be perceived 50 ART OF FILM by young girls Lauren Fitzgerald’s BY INGRID RANDOJA 32 paper portraits COVER STORY 36 Rage Against the Machine Vancouver native Mackenzie Davis flexes her muscles playing human-cyborg Grace in Terminator: Dark Fate, which is set 27 years after the events of Terminator: Judgement Day. We catch up with the rising star to find out just how hard it is to shoot a Terminator film and why she misses her West Coast home PLUS: Linda Hamilton on returning to her groundbreaking role of kickass action hero Sarah Connor BY MARNI WEISZ 4 CINEPLEX MAGAZINE OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2019 COVER PHOTO BY BRIAN BOWEN SMITH My uncle loves Emirates for the THOUSANDS OF CHANNELS Enjoy another level of infl ight entertainment on the widest screens in the sky. With over 4,000 channels you can lose yourself in the latest blockbuster or feel like you’re there with live sport. Find out more at emirates.ca YOU GET SO MUCH MORE IN EMIRATES ECONOMY EDITOR’S NOTE MAGAZINE PUBLISHER Salah Bachir EDITOR Marni Weisz DEPUTY EDITOR Ingrid Randoja CREATIVE DIRECTOR & DESIGNER Lucinda Wallace CONTRIBUTING DESIGNER Erin McPhee CONTRIBUTORS Gillian Berner, Roberto Croci, Tanner Zipchen 20 Years of Free Analysis DIRECTOR, CONTENT STRATEGY Tina Boroviak “It’s funny,” says Mackenzie Davis. “You’re not Advertising sales for Cineplex Magazine is handled by Cineplex Media. TORONTO HEAD OFFICE aware of patterns in your life until you’re forced 416-539-8800 VICE PRESIDENT to hypothesize about your own life.” Robert Brown VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION Sheila Gregory The Canadian star of the new Terminator the Lord of the Rings movies, Harry Potter, VICE PRESIDENT, SALES movie, Dark Fate, is making an excellent those Twilight kids, those Hunger Games John Tsirlis EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, NATIONAL SALES point and schooling yours truly in the pro- kids, how the Marvel Cinematic Universe Giulio Fazzolari EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SALES cess. Actors act. It’s people like me who all fits together (or doesn’t) and, of course, Ed Villa EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SALES have the time to spend poring over their Star Wars, Star Wars, Star Wars. QUEBEC/EASTERN CANADA careers, making connections, analyzing But those were just the big, bony fran- Jonathan Laflamme MANAGER, THEATRICAL PROGRAMMING choices and building stories that sum up chises that gave structure and form to Debi Kingston their lives. the past 20 years of moviegoing. The ACCOUNT MANAGERS I’ve just asked Davis to give me some meat between the bones — movies like TORONTO 416-539-8800 insight into why four of her best known Lost in Translation, Little Miss Sunshine, Cory Atkins, ext. 5257 Zach Beach, ext. 5269 roles in the past few years — a computer Brokeback Mountain, Juno, Her, Birdman, Christina Clark, ext. 5278 genius in Halt and Catch Fire, a woman liv- American Hustle, No Country for Old Men, Sheree Kyte, ext. 5245 Beth Leverty, ext. 5285 ing inside a virtual reality in Black Mirror, There Will Be Blood, The Big Short, Zandra MacInnis, ext. 5281 a pleasure replicant in Blade Runner 2049 Spotlight — were the ones that often Heather Marshall, ext. 5290 Jenna Paterson, ext. 5243 and now a human-cyborg hybrid in made us think even harder. Julian Pieke, ext. 5216 Terminator: Dark Fate — revolve around The Matrix, Being John Malkovich and Brett Poschmann, ext. 5287 Lorelei von Heymann, ext. 5249 artificial intelligence. Brilliant observa- The Sixth Sense all came out in 1999, the Wendell Sappor, ext. 5277 tion, right? Especially those last two roles. year we launched. I’m not sure I’ve figured Lesley Taylor, ext. 5266 Tom Woyzbun, ext. 5253 My story will practically write itself. any of them out, not entirely anyway. OTTAWA 844-870-1112 Nope. (Though you can read that story, Good thing I’ll have a second shot at Nicole Beaudin HAMILTON/NIAGARA 416-558-7190 “Terminator’s New Face,” on page 36.) The Matrix. The franchise is about to boot Jennifer Wishart “This always happens in interviews,” up again with production of a fourth movie QUEBEC 514-868-0005 laments the rising star from Vancouver. starting early next year. Benoit Deschambault, ext. 224 Martine Ménard, ext. 222 “That somebody has thought about So thanks to the wonderful team of MAN/SASK 204-396-3044 something and then you’re like, ‘Oh yeah, people who have contributed to this Morgan Comrie I guess they do.’ But it really didn’t occur magazine over those two decades, includ- CALGARY 403-264-4420 Kevin Leahy to me.” ing our deputy editor Ingrid Randoja, who EDMONTON 780-919-3011 This issue marks 20 years since I have still feels like a new hire, she’s been here Barb Kitzan been thinking too hard about other peo- just 16 of those 20 years, creative director BRITISH COLUMBIA 604-689-3068 Matt Watson ple’s careers. Good thing that, for the Lucinda Wallace, who really is a newbie, Cineplex Magazine™ is published most part, they’re fascinating people with coming on board in 2016, and publisher eight times a year by Cineplex Entertainment. 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