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Joaquin Phoenix: Venice Triumph, Joker Return, and a Shocking Exit
Joaquin Phoenix BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Joaquin Phoenix has been in the spotlight for several major developments in the past few days. According to PEOPLE and IndieWire, Phoenix abruptly dropped out of Todd Haynes' upcoming gay romance film just five days before production was set to begin in Guadalajara, Mexico. The project, which was also set to star Danny Ramirez, has now been shelved indefinitely. While the exact reason for his exit remains unclear, financial concerns are believed to be a factor. Producer Christine Vachon confirmed the news on Facebook, calling the situation a nightmare and defending the casting choice. The film, which was intended to be an NC-17 rated drama set in the 1930s, will not move forward without Phoenix.
On the red carpet, Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara made a rare joint appearance at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival, supporting the documentary drama The Voice of Hind Rajab, which they both executive produced alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film received a record-breaking 24-minute standing ovation, according to Deadline. Phoenix and Mara, known for their privacy, have been increasingly active in supporting socially conscious projects.
Phoenix's latest film, Eddington, directed by Ari Aster, is set to premiere on HBO Max on November 14. The film, which stars Phoenix as a small-town sheriff during the 2020 pandemic, has already received critical attention and will air on HBO linear shortly after. Variety and ScreenRant report that the film underperformed at the box office but is generating buzz for its timely themes and ensemble cast, including Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone.
There are also unconfirmed rumors circulating that Phoenix may have married Rooney Mara, following his recent reference to her as his wife during a podcast appearance. Neither has officially confirmed their relationship status, but the speculation continues to grow.
In other news, Phoenix is reportedly reprising his role as The Joker in Joker: Folie à Deux, set for release later this year. Additionally, he remains active in social causes, recently signing an open letter with thousands of other actors and filmmakers pledging to boycott certain film projects related to Israel, according to LAist.
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Joaquin Phoenix has been in the spotlight for several major developments in the past few days. According to PEOPLE and IndieWire, Phoenix abruptly dropped out of Todd Haynes' upcoming gay romance film just five days before production was set to begin in Guadalajara, Mexico. The project, which was also set to star Danny Ramirez, has now been shelved indefinitely. While the exact reason for his exit remains unclear, financial concerns are believed to be a factor. Producer Christine Vachon confirmed the news on Facebook, calling the situation a nightmare and defending the casting choice. The film, which was intended to be an NC-17 rated drama set in the 1930s, will not move forward without Phoenix.
On the red carpet, Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara made a rare joint appearance at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival, supporting the documentary drama The Voice of Hind Rajab, which they both executive produced alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film received a record-breaking 24-minute standing ovation, according to Deadline. Phoenix and Mara, known for their privacy, have been increasingly active in supporting socially conscious projects.
Phoenix's latest film, Eddington, directed by Ari Aster, is set to premiere on HBO Max on November 14. The film, which stars Phoenix as a small-town sheriff during the 2020 pandemic, has already received critical attention and will air on HBO linear shortly after. Variety and ScreenRant report that the film underperformed at the box office but is generating buzz for its timely themes and ensemble cast, including Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone.
There are also unconfirmed rumors circulating that Phoenix may have married Rooney Mara, following his recent reference to her as his wife during a podcast appearance. Neither has officially confirmed their relationship status, but the speculation continues to grow.
In other news, Phoenix is reportedly reprising his role as The Joker in Joker: Folie à Deux, set for release later this year. Additionally, he remains active in social causes, recently signing an open letter with thousands of other actors and filmmakers pledging to boycott certain film projects related to Israel, according to LAist.
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Joaquin Phoenix has been in the spotlight for several major developments in the past few days. According to PEOPLE and IndieWire, Phoenix abruptly dropped out of Todd Haynes' upcoming gay romance film just five days before production was set to begin in Guadalajara, Mexico. The project, which was also set to star Danny Ramirez, has now been shelved indefinitely. While the exact reason for his exit remains unclear, financial concerns are believed to be a factor. Producer Christine Vachon confirmed the news on Facebook, calling the situation a nightmare and defending the casting choice. The film, which was intended to be an NC-17 rated drama set in the 1930s, will not move forward without Phoenix.
On the red carpet, Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara made a rare joint appearance at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival, supporting the documentary drama The Voice of Hind Rajab, which they both executive produced alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film received a record-breaking 24-minute standing ovation, according to Deadline. Phoenix and Mara, known for their privacy, have been increasingly active in supporting socially conscious projects.
Phoenix's latest film, Eddington, directed by Ari Aster, is set to premiere on HBO Max on November 14. The film, which stars Phoenix as a small-town sheriff during the 2020 pandemic, has already received critical attention and will air on HBO linear shortly after. Variety and ScreenRant report that the film underperformed at the box office but is generating buzz for its timely themes and ensemble cast, including Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone.
There are also unconfirmed rumors circulating that Phoenix may have married Rooney Mara, following his recent reference to her as his wife during a podcast appearance. Neither has officially confirmed their relationship status, but the speculation continues to grow.
In other news, Phoenix is reportedly reprising his role as The Joker in Joker: Folie à Deux, set for release later this year. Additionally, he remains active in social causes, recently signing an open letter with thousands of other actors and filmmakers pledging to boycott certain film projects related to Israel, according to LAist.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Joaquin Phoenix has been in the spotlight for several major developments in the past few days. According to PEOPLE and IndieWire, Phoenix abruptly dropped out of Todd Haynes' upcoming gay romance film just five days before production was set to begin in Guadalajara, Mexico. The project, which was also set to star Danny Ramirez, has now been shelved indefinitely. While the exact reason for his exit remains unclear, financial concerns are believed to be a factor. Producer Christine Vachon confirmed the news on Facebook, calling the situation a nightmare and defending the casting choice. The film, which was intended to be an NC-17 rated drama set in the 1930s, will not move forward without Phoenix.
On the red carpet, Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara made a rare joint appearance at the 2025 Venice International Film Festival, supporting the documentary drama The Voice of Hind Rajab, which they both executive produced alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film received a record-breaking 24-minute standing ovation, according to Deadline. Phoenix and Mara, known for their privacy, have been increasingly active in supporting socially conscious projects.
Phoenix's latest film, Eddington, directed by Ari Aster, is set to premiere on HBO Max on November 14. The film, which stars Phoenix as a small-town sheriff during the 2020 pandemic, has already received critical attention and will air on HBO linear shortly after. Variety and ScreenRant report that the film underperformed at the box office but is generating buzz for its timely themes and ensemble cast, including Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone.
There are also unconfirmed rumors circulating that Phoenix may have married Rooney Mara, following his recent reference to her as his wife during a podcast appearance. Neither has officially confirmed their relationship status, but the speculation continues to grow.
In other news, Phoenix is reportedly reprising his role as The Joker in Joker: Folie à Deux, set for release later this year. Additionally, he remains active in social causes, recently signing an open letter with thousands of other actors and filmmakers pledging to boycott certain film projects related to Israel, according to LAist.
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