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DUR 29/02/2020 : CUERPO E : 2 : Página 1 SÁBADO 29 DE FEBRERO DE 2020 2 ETCÉTERA CINE ESTRENO THE SIMPSONS Y PIXAR, JUNTOS EN “ONWARD” Durante el estreno de la película será proyectado un cortometraje de la familia amarilla. AGENCIAS Debido al bullying, quería dedicarse a la gastronomía. Danna Paola pensó en dejarsu carrera NOTIMEX años más grande que ella, Ciudad de México lo que hizo pensar que se refería a Belinda, “porque Aunque en la actualidad la me estaba diciendo que yo, actriz mexicana Danna pues estaba fea, que no sé Paola está viviendo el me- qué y me molestaba”. jor momento de su carre- Como lo hacen muchos ra, pues goza de la interna- mexicanos, Danna Paola, cionalización que le ha de- no llegó al set de grabación jado a su participación en con las manos vacías, y en- el serial “Élite”, nadie pen- tregó a David Broncano saría que hace algún tiem- una réplica de la máscara poestuvoapuntodeolvi- que usaba el luchador y ac- darse de los sets de graba- tor “El Santo” en sus pelí- ción y de los escenarios culas y arriba del ring. teatrales. Quien interpretara a Lo que más sorprendió María Belén en la telenove- de lo que declaró a un pro- la del mismo nombre, con grama de televisión produ- apenas seis años de edad, AGENCIAS cido en España, es que te- también recordó que poco Anuncio. En la publicación se aprecia a Maggie Simpson con gafas de sol, junto a un niño. nía en mente dedicarse a la después de que consideró cocina. alejarse de los escenarios EFE la más pequeña de los En el caso de “Onward”, trata de una película de fan- “Hace siete años estuve realizó una de las partici- Los Ángeles, EE.UU. Simpson, con gafas de sol y no será un cortometraje in- tasía dirigida por Dan Scan- a nada, a punto, de retirar- paciones teatrales más sig- acompañada por un niño troductorio de Pixar sino lon en la que se cruzan uni- me del medio artístico por- nificativas de su carrera. “Onward”, la nueva pelícu- en una terraza muy román- una pieza de “The Simp- cornios, gnomos, sirenas y que estaba un poco harta “Llegó a mi vida una la de Pixar, llegará a los ci- tica y mirando al mar. sons”, una serie que, desde elfos dentro de un entorno de todo y quería meterme obra de teatro que hice en nes el próximo 6 de marzo y Tradicionalmente, aun- que Disney cerró la compra absolutamente urbano. a estudiar gastronomía en México, ‘Wicked’. Por eso lo hará con un regalo extra que hay algunas excepcio- en 2019 de 21st Century Fox, La cinta se centra en el cordon-bleu”, dijo du- me mantuve en esto y em- para los fans: un cortome- nes tan recientes como la forma parte del descomu- dos hermanos elfos, que rante la charla. pecé a creer en mí como traje de “The Simpsons” de “Toy Story 4” (2019), las nal catálogo del imperio de cuentan con las voces de Danna recordó que con cantante. Siempre sufrí que se proyectará antes de películas de Pixar cuentan Mickey Mouse. Tom Holland y Chris Pratt tan sólo siete años de edad mucho bullying por eso, la la cinta y que es la enésima con un cortometraje que se “The Simpsons”, la se- en su versión original y puso en su lugar, a bofeta- gente no creía en mí y no demostración del enorme ve en los cines justo antes rie de animación más fa- quienes descubren la in- das, a una compañera, me tomaba en serio”. poder que tiene Disney aho- de la cinta. mosa y popular de la histo- creíble manera de pasar 24 ra mismo en Hollywood. Varias de estas piezas ria, está emitiendo en estos horas junto a su ya falleci- “Maggie Simpson se ha han sido tan aclamadas por momentos su temporada do padre. quedado sin palabras... el público y la prensa que número 31. “Onward” es la primera ‘Playdate with Destiny’, un han llegado a ganar el Ós- La familia creada por película que presenta Pixar nuevo cortometraje de ‘The car al mejor cortometraje Matt Groening desembarcó desde “Toy Story 4”, que se Simpsons’ justo antes de de animación. en la gran pantalla en 2007 llevó la estatuilla a la mejor ‘Onward’ de Disney y Pixar. con la película “The Simp- película de animación en la ¡Solo en los cines!”, anunció UNA PIEZA ÚNICA sons Movie”, que, hasta el mo- última edición de los Óscar. este viernes la serie de la El último cortometraje de mento, es la única incursión Pixar, toda una referen- familia amarilla en su Pixar en anotarse la esta- de los Simpson en el cine. cia y guía dentro del cine cuenta de Instagram. tuilla en este apartado fue animado, estrenará en ju- En esta publicación se “Bao” (2018), que acompañó LA TRAMA nio otra cinta titulada ve una imagen de Maggie, a “Incredibles 2” (2018). En cuanto a “Onward”, se “Soul” Carlos Sosa impulsa cine hecho por mujeres NOTIMEX Ciudad de México AGENCIAS Tras fallecer Mac Miller, su relación terminó El productor mexicano Car- los Sosa empieza el año de la mano de mujeres cineas- tas con los proyectos cine- Pete Davidson habla matográficos de Guadalupe Sánchez y Katina Medina Mora. sobre Ariana Grande Con sus salas en La Casa del Cine y el trabajo en su NOTIMEX “Todo lo que sé es que productora Viento del Nor- Ciudad de México ella realmente lo amaba y te Cine, ha impulsado el ci- que no estaba haciendo un ne mexicano y ahora lo ha- El comediante estadouni- show ni nada, añadió. ce con dos proyectos de los dense, Pete Davidson, ha- Mac Miller falleció cua- cuales se siente orgulloso. bló sobre la ruptura del tro meses después de que “He tenido la fortuna de compromiso con la cantan- Pete Davidson y Ariana estar rodeado de mujeres te norteamericana Ariana Grande anunciaron su impresionantes. Tengo una Grande, quien en ese en- compromiso. Pete asegura hija que es el amor de mi vi- tonces atravesaba un duelo que no guarda resentimien- da, mis hermanas, mi ma- por la muerte de su expare- tos, sin embargo de vez en dre que son trabajadoras. ja, el rapero Mac Miller. cuando la nombra en sus En la vida profesional ten- Confesó que su relación presentaciones. go una socia, Laura Impe- AGENCIAS con la interprete llegó a su “Creo que ser hiriente riale, que ha determinado El productor mexicano busca empoderar a la mujer, el eje principal de sus proyectos. fin, tras el fallecimiento de está fuera de mis límites. mucho lo que hacemos y los Miller: “Supe que se había Quiero estar bien con to- temas nos llegan”, aseguró. carte en este tema. Creo Guadalupe Sánchez, explo- la identidad en dos actos, terminado, después de dos, pero el stand up es par- En tiempos difíciles pa- que el movimiento y la lu- ra, a partir del cuerpo fe- uno contado en 1990 y el ‘eso’”, reveló. te de mi vida, es algo real- ra la mujer mexicana, Car- cha es legítimo y tenemos menino, la vida de cinco otro en 2021. Su personaje El comediante dijo que mente público. los se une con Katina Medi- que erradicar ya el proble- mujeres diversas en la Ciu- principal es una psicóloga respetó el luto de Grande y “Yo no tengo redes socia- na y Guadalupe Sánchez ma, me siento afortunado dad de México para enten- infantil en Nueva York que le brindó su apoyo. “Inclu- les ni nada por el estilo; no para empoderar a la mujer de estar rodeado de estas der su femineidad. vive con otra mujer, su pa- so yo le decía, ‘escucha, lo tengo una plataforma para que es, sin que él lo tuviera mujeres que me invitan pa- Por otro lado, la tercera reja, hasta que se enfrenta entiendo, haz lo que tengas expresar mis sentimientos, planeado, el eje principal de ra que pueda servir para al- película de Katina Medina a problemas que la hacen que hacer, estaré aquí. Es- es por ello que lo hago a tra- sus proyectos. go”, afirmó. Mora lleva por título La revisitar su pasado cuando taré aquí hasta que ya no vés del stand up”, agregó “Es imposible no enfo- La película Ellas, de manzana de Adán y retrata era él. me quieras’”, contó Pete. Davidson para concluir..
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