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Rose, who we both laugh at and feel for, comes to be a moral fulcrum for the craziness she grows up around, her eventual maturity appearing careworn rather than warm. She isn’t doing a lot of mitigating behavior to get her way, she is not playing sweet.

Kazan’s English accent is impressive, and she says that Bartlett helped in rehearsals by asking her to put more “embarrassment into her body when I was young—that was all I needed, the key. She doesn’t have game.”Kazan grew up in Los Angeles in a family of blue-chip Hollywood stock: the grand-daughter of screenwriter and director Elia Kazan and daughter of screenwriters Nicholas Kazan and Robin Swicord.

Dano is also known for his performances in the movies ‘There Will Be Blood’, '12 Years a Slave', 'Prisoners' and ' Love & Mercy’, the last of which earned him a Golden Globe nomination.

As a director, he made his directorial debut with the drama flick ‘Wildlife.’ The movie, released in 2018, is based on a novel by Richard Ford and stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan.

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The gloriously familiar pop music between acts will gladden any music fan’s heart, while the baby boomer generation, and the Gen-Xers they birthed, are both celebrated and mercilessly satirized.

rude ass question, 100 percent of the time.”Ruby Sparks It’s certainly an exciting time in the Kazan-Dano household. “She’s very thorny,” I said to Zoe Kazan about Rose, the character she is playing in Mike Bartlett’s acclaimed play, Love, Love, Love, at New York’s Laura Pels Theatre.Bartlett’s brilliant comedy-drama follows a British family—in which Kazan plays the daughter—through 40-plus years of big and small history, and the big and small hurts that shape it, informed by the political and cultural cross-currents of intervening eras.On a personal note, the multitalented artiste is in a relationship with Zoe Kazan and is a devoted father of one.Hollywood battles over screen credit are usually kept behind the scenes.