While you can’t see Toni Collette in a theatre near you, right now, at least you can hear her. She voices the mother to Dreamworks’ “Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken”, alongside Lana Condor and Jane Fonda. Alongside the film’s promotional videos, two clips have been released of Toni in the recording booth as well as an interview on her character and the film. All clips can be found in the updates below.

A great batch of additional production and promotional stills as well as on-set pictures from Toni’s most recent feature film “Mafia Mamma” have been added to the photo gallery. Screencaptures will be following soon. Enjoy the new additions.

Toni Collette made a surprise visit to the Cinema Troisi during her Italian vacation, supporting director Ari Aster at the screening for his new film, “Beau is Afraid”. Cinema Troisi is a unique space in the European landscape: a historic movie theater with 300 seats in the center of Rome, restored to the city and equipped with the most advanced projection technologies. It includes a study room-library, a foyer-bar, a bright terrace, and a multifunctional space for exhibitions and events. According to Collette’s Instagram, it was pure coincidence:

Yesterday afternoon I ran into @ari.aster in the #villaborghesegardens. We we’re so shocked and surprised to see each other there. I asked what he was doing in Rome and he told me they were screening a couple of his (other) films at @cinematroisi – and yes, naturally, I invited myself along. I am SO HAPPY I did. @beauisafraid is incredible?! What a film! What a creative force Ari is. I am so lucky to have worked with him at the beginning of his journey which continues to astonish and unfurl with grace and brilliance. Such an amazing energy to the night. EXCELLENT film. Warm and inspiring people. A jewel of a cinema. A true celebration of an original voice. Thank you for letting me tag along Ari, you legend.

Clint Eastwood’s upcoming film, “Juror #2”, is set to shoot in Savannah, Georgia, and Los Angeles. The actor-director will apparently starin the film as well, alongside previously announced Nicholas Hoult, Toni Collette, and Zoey Deutch. The film is set during a murder trial where one of the jurors (Hoult) slowly realises he killed the victim in a reckless-driving accident and tries to save the defendant without incriminating himself. Hoult’s character struggles with deciding whether to save himself by manipulating the jury or turning himself in. Collette plays the prosecutor. Eastwood directs the feature from a script penned by Jonathan Abrams. Eastwood is also producing the film along with Adam Goodman, Tim Moore, Matt Skiena, and Jessica Meier. Ellen Goldsmith-Vein and Jeremy Bell are executive producing. “Juror #2” is set to begin filming this month. However, with the ongoing WGA writers’ strike, the timeline may shift. A release date is to be announced.

On Saturday, Toni Collette attended an in-person FYC event in Los Angeles hosted by Prime Video to promote the recently released “The Power”, which Prime is boosting for Emmy consideration. An online version of the appearance has not been released yet. Pictures have been added to the photo gallery.

While recently sorting out my archives Ifound a couple of magazine articles that have not been scanned for the site, or were replaced in better quality – including some fantastic cover stories from the Australian Sunday and Filmink magazines. For a complete overview, have a look at the list below.