Our NYC readers had some amazing celeb sightings during last week’s Tribeca Film Festival. TFF events are some of the best in NYC for fans because most of the premieres and cast Q&A’s are open to the public, not to mention most of the red carpet arrivals are accessible to fans too.
Check out some of our reader’s best Tribeca celeb pics below!
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On Sunday James Franco presented his film Francophrenia in New York City. One of our contributors, Denise, was at the event and sent us a brief review and photos from the event which you can check out below:
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The Tribeca Film Festival is in full swing this weekend with events taking place all across New York City.
Here’s our pick of the fest’s top 5 movie premieres taking place Friday (4/20) – Sunday (4/22):
Friday, 4/20 5:30PM AMC Loews Village 7 – 3
Jon (writer/director Tom O’Brien) is well past his glory days on the football field and now coping with life as a single man in his small hometown of Fairhaven, Mass. With the decision to give up his day job on the waterfront, dedicating himself to a full-time writing career, he increasingly seeks honesty and purity in life.
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The Tribeca Film Festival announced today that The Avengers will close the fest on April 28.
The festival said this year’s event will “celebrate everyday heroes from police agencies, fire departments, first responders and various branches of the U.S. military,” who will also be invited to the premiere.
The Tribeca Film Festival premiere will also serve as the movie’s New York premiere. It will premiere in L.A., at the El Capitan Theatre, on April 11.
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One of our contributors, Tom Murro, sent us a few exclusive photos from The Good Doctor Premiere After Party, The Angels Crest Premiere After Party and a Vanity Fair Party he was lucky enough to attend, all of which were held a couple weeks ago during the Tribeca Film Festival.
Tom told us, “At The Good Doctor party, the movie’s star, Orlando Bloom, mingled around chatting with guests upstairs on the 5th floor Living Room at the Downtown W, while Paul Rudd sat in the corner with a full beard complaining about how exhausting it is to be an actor as he refused to take photos with the guests. Orlando told me to take some pics with him early in the night because he was going to get wasted and didn’t want to have any ugly drunk photos out there.”
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One of our contributors, Denise, attended the Love Hate Love premiere as part of the Tribeca Film Festival last week. The premiere included a discussion after the movie with the film’s producers, including Sean Penn.
Denise told us, “The movie is a documentary about the lives of 3 families all touched by 3 different terrorist attacks and how they coped with the aftermath. They all ended up helping others around the world with various charity endeavors in the names of their loved ones. Sean said as executive producer he “made some calls and acted as their cheerleader.” He also spoke about his work in Haiti and said if anyone has the time and resources we should all do something to help others.”
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On April 23rd, Brian Williams sat down for a one on one interview with Robert De Niro for Tribeca’s “Directors Series” talks.
One of our contributors, Denise, was in the audience as the notoriously shy actor shared some intimate details about his life, here are the highlights:
On being recognized: He said people usually don’t recognize him unless they are looking for him. He doesn’t mind people just saying “Hi Bob” in passing.
On being an introvert: He said sometimes he is and sometimes he’s not (audience laughed at this vague answer).
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