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Joaquin Phoenix BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Joaquin Phoenix has maintained a notably low profile in recent days, with the most significant activity centered around his involvement with the Venice Film Festival and upcoming film releases.
Most recently, Phoenix made a rare public appearance with his sister Rain Phoenix at the Venice Film Festival, where the two were photographed together smiling, marking an uncommon joint appearance for the typically private actor. This came just days after Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara stepped out for another rare red carpet moment at the same festival to support the documentary drama "The Voice of Hind Rajab." The couple attended the film's premiere and photocall events, where Mara wore a strapless black dress and Phoenix matched her in monochromatic black. They serve as executive producers on the project alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film achieved a standing ovation lasting nearly 24 minutes, breaking the Venice Film Festival record.
Beyond the Venice appearances, Phoenix has upcoming projects in the pipeline. His film "Eddington," which also stars Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone and depicts a standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor set shortly after the initial COVID-19 spike in May 2020, will begin streaming on HBO Max on November 14. The film is set to make its streaming debut alongside other A24 releases.
Additionally, Phoenix and Mara have joined forces as executive producers on another project titled "I'm Glad You're Dead Now," which won the Cannes Film Festival's short film Palme d'Or, indicating their continued involvement in socially conscious filmmaking.
On a personal note, Phoenix and Mara remain notoriously private about their relationship status. While the actor referred to Mara as his "wife" during a September appearance on Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, neither has officially confirmed whether they've married. The couple welcomed their son River in September 2020, and Mara revealed a baby bump on the red carpet in February 2024, indicating they were expecting a second child.
Their last joint red carpet appearance before Venice was at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Fourth Annual Gala in October 2024, where Phoenix was photographed helping adjust Mara's dress train. The couple's Venice Film Festival appearances mark a notable increase in their public visibility, which remains unusual for two of Hollywood's most private celebrities.
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Joaquin Phoenix has maintained a notably low profile in recent days, with the most significant activity centered around his involvement with the Venice Film Festival and upcoming film releases.
Most recently, Phoenix made a rare public appearance with his sister Rain Phoenix at the Venice Film Festival, where the two were photographed together smiling, marking an uncommon joint appearance for the typically private actor. This came just days after Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara stepped out for another rare red carpet moment at the same festival to support the documentary drama "The Voice of Hind Rajab." The couple attended the film's premiere and photocall events, where Mara wore a strapless black dress and Phoenix matched her in monochromatic black. They serve as executive producers on the project alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film achieved a standing ovation lasting nearly 24 minutes, breaking the Venice Film Festival record.
Beyond the Venice appearances, Phoenix has upcoming projects in the pipeline. His film "Eddington," which also stars Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone and depicts a standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor set shortly after the initial COVID-19 spike in May 2020, will begin streaming on HBO Max on November 14. The film is set to make its streaming debut alongside other A24 releases.
Additionally, Phoenix and Mara have joined forces as executive producers on another project titled "I'm Glad You're Dead Now," which won the Cannes Film Festival's short film Palme d'Or, indicating their continued involvement in socially conscious filmmaking.
On a personal note, Phoenix and Mara remain notoriously private about their relationship status. While the actor referred to Mara as his "wife" during a September appearance on Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, neither has officially confirmed whether they've married. The couple welcomed their son River in September 2020, and Mara revealed a baby bump on the red carpet in February 2024, indicating they were expecting a second child.
Their last joint red carpet appearance before Venice was at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Fourth Annual Gala in October 2024, where Phoenix was photographed helping adjust Mara's dress train. The couple's Venice Film Festival appearances mark a notable increase in their public visibility, which remains unusual for two of Hollywood's most private celebrities.
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Joaquin Phoenix has maintained a notably low profile in recent days, with the most significant activity centered around his involvement with the Venice Film Festival and upcoming film releases.
Most recently, Phoenix made a rare public appearance with his sister Rain Phoenix at the Venice Film Festival, where the two were photographed together smiling, marking an uncommon joint appearance for the typically private actor. This came just days after Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara stepped out for another rare red carpet moment at the same festival to support the documentary drama "The Voice of Hind Rajab." The couple attended the film's premiere and photocall events, where Mara wore a strapless black dress and Phoenix matched her in monochromatic black. They serve as executive producers on the project alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film achieved a standing ovation lasting nearly 24 minutes, breaking the Venice Film Festival record.
Beyond the Venice appearances, Phoenix has upcoming projects in the pipeline. His film "Eddington," which also stars Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone and depicts a standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor set shortly after the initial COVID-19 spike in May 2020, will begin streaming on HBO Max on November 14. The film is set to make its streaming debut alongside other A24 releases.
Additionally, Phoenix and Mara have joined forces as executive producers on another project titled "I'm Glad You're Dead Now," which won the Cannes Film Festival's short film Palme d'Or, indicating their continued involvement in socially conscious filmmaking.
On a personal note, Phoenix and Mara remain notoriously private about their relationship status. While the actor referred to Mara as his "wife" during a September appearance on Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, neither has officially confirmed whether they've married. The couple welcomed their son River in September 2020, and Mara revealed a baby bump on the red carpet in February 2024, indicating they were expecting a second child.
Their last joint red carpet appearance before Venice was at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Fourth Annual Gala in October 2024, where Phoenix was photographed helping adjust Mara's dress train. The couple's Venice Film Festival appearances mark a notable increase in their public visibility, which remains unusual for two of Hollywood's most private celebrities.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Joaquin Phoenix has maintained a notably low profile in recent days, with the most significant activity centered around his involvement with the Venice Film Festival and upcoming film releases.
Most recently, Phoenix made a rare public appearance with his sister Rain Phoenix at the Venice Film Festival, where the two were photographed together smiling, marking an uncommon joint appearance for the typically private actor. This came just days after Phoenix and his longtime partner Rooney Mara stepped out for another rare red carpet moment at the same festival to support the documentary drama "The Voice of Hind Rajab." The couple attended the film's premiere and photocall events, where Mara wore a strapless black dress and Phoenix matched her in monochromatic black. They serve as executive producers on the project alongside Brad Pitt, Alfonso Cuarón, and Jonathan Glazer. The film achieved a standing ovation lasting nearly 24 minutes, breaking the Venice Film Festival record.
Beyond the Venice appearances, Phoenix has upcoming projects in the pipeline. His film "Eddington," which also stars Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone and depicts a standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor set shortly after the initial COVID-19 spike in May 2020, will begin streaming on HBO Max on November 14. The film is set to make its streaming debut alongside other A24 releases.
Additionally, Phoenix and Mara have joined forces as executive producers on another project titled "I'm Glad You're Dead Now," which won the Cannes Film Festival's short film Palme d'Or, indicating their continued involvement in socially conscious filmmaking.
On a personal note, Phoenix and Mara remain notoriously private about their relationship status. While the actor referred to Mara as his "wife" during a September appearance on Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso, neither has officially confirmed whether they've married. The couple welcomed their son River in September 2020, and Mara revealed a baby bump on the red carpet in February 2024, indicating they were expecting a second child.
Their last joint red carpet appearance before Venice was at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Fourth Annual Gala in October 2024, where Phoenix was photographed helping adjust Mara's dress train. The couple's Venice Film Festival appearances mark a notable increase in their public visibility, which remains unusual for two of Hollywood's most private celebrities.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI