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Vampire Diaries star Nathaniel Buzolic calls an unnamed co-star a “coward” over a fan event ban
Vampire Diaries star Nathaniel Buzolic calls an unnamed co-star a “coward” over a fan event ban
Brad Pitt will play a daredevil ironworker walking steel beams above 1970s New York
Brad Pitt will play a daredevil ironworker walking steel beams above 1970s New York
Netflix’s answer to the Bridgerton wait arrives next month: a brand-new Pride and Prejudice
Netflix’s answer to the Bridgerton wait arrives next month: a brand-new Pride and Prejudice
Chris Pratt wants James Gunn back for Guardians of the Galaxy 4 — now that Gunn has left DC
Chris Pratt wants James Gunn back for Guardians of the Galaxy 4 — now that Gunn has left DC
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About Emily Carter

Emily Carter is based in London, where she works as an Assistant Cinema Manager. Outside of work, she devotes most of her free time to film journalism — watching new releases, following industry news, researching, and writing about cinema and television, with the long-term goal of making film journalism her full-time career.

Emily is drawn to animation, television series, and films that carry more depth than they initially appear to. She also covers streaming releases, independent cinema, and the latest developments across film and television.

What fascinates her most

Stories that reveal unexpected emotional or philosophical depth beneath an accessible surface. Some of her favourite works include Gravity Falls, Over the Garden Wall, Rick and Morty, and South Park — shows often dismissed as light entertainment or "just animation," but which explore identity, growing up, morality, grief, and the absurdities of modern society. They've shaped how she thinks about storytelling, and continue to influence the criticism and analysis she writes today.

Emily writes for CineCorner independently. All views are her own.

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Miley Cyrus sang Jolene where Dolly Parton once outed her as Hannah Montana
Miley Cyrus sang Jolene where Dolly Parton once outed her as Hannah Montana
Parton was Miley's real godmother and her on-screen Aunt Dolly. Less than two months after her death, Miley told the crowd: 'Me and Dolly, we are eternal.'
Pakistan turned Dune: Part Three's Paul and Alia into memes, and critics noticed what Villeneuve cut
Pakistan turned Dune: Part Three's Paul and Alia into memes, and critics noticed what Villeneuve cut
The jokes and the orientalism complaints were pointing at the same thing, and Frank Herbert never hid it. Dune Messiah's holy war reaches cinemas on 18 December.
Four X-Men films, and James McAvoy's steadiest pay cheque comes from a cheap Shyamalan thriller
Four X-Men films, and James McAvoy's steadiest pay cheque comes from a cheap Shyamalan thriller
Blockbusters make the headlines; cheap thrillers pay the bills. James McAvoy just explained Hollywood accounting better than any studio ever would.
The Pitt made doctors heroes — Netflix's Doctor X is a global hit for doing the opposite
The Pitt made doctors heroes — Netflix's Doctor X is a global hit for doing the opposite
Korean doctors are combing Doctor X for clinical errors. Everyone else is watching it for exactly the thing that annoys them: a surgeon who makes the hospital look small.
VisionQuest made Paul Bettany a Marvel lead, and brought his Johnny Depp texts back with it
VisionQuest made Paul Bettany a Marvel lead, and brought his Johnny Depp texts back with it
Paul Bettany has found the perfect reply to the VisionQuest boycott. It just answers something nobody said.
Street Fighter should have been a cartoon — its own animated flashbacks prove it
Street Fighter should have been a cartoon — its own animated flashbacks prove it
Real actors, real kicks, an $82 million budget. Audiences walked out raving about the few minutes somebody drew by hand.
Chuck Lorre called Anna Faris's personal life none of his business — then hinted at it anyway
Chuck Lorre called Anna Faris's personal life none of his business — then hinted at it anyway
Chuck Lorre's memoir was meant to prove he was right about Anna Faris. Her reply makes him look like the one who still has some growing up to do.
Alex Garland said he was done directing — now Zendaya is starring in his next sci-fi
Alex Garland said he was done directing — now Zendaya is starring in his next sci-fi
r/boxoffice met the casting with a joke about Steven Soderbergh's school of retirement. Garland now has two films back to back, and a Danny Boyle sequel is already paying the price.
Sharon Osbourne can't watch the Ozzy documentaries — but she sat through his final concert film
Sharon Osbourne can't watch the Ozzy documentaries — but she sat through his final concert film
Six doctors told Ozzy his farewell show would kill him, and he played Villa Park anyway. Sharon explains why the film of that night lands differently with her.
Mahershala Ali's two Oscars could cost him his first Best Actor nomination
Mahershala Ali's two Oscars could cost him his first Best Actor nomination
In Bassam Tariq's film he plays a devout Houston hitman left to raise three children alone. Oscar forecasters love the performance, but few expect Amazon to pay for the campaign it needs.
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