Jacqueline’s comfort zone
Sri lankan beauty Jacqueline Fernandez, who shot to fame in India through performances in films like Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai andKick, says though acting was not her childhood dream, she was “always comfortable in front of the camera”.
“I did a bunch of things from the age of 14. I hosted TV shows on local channels in Bahrain and did some modelling. I was always comfortable in front of the camera,” Jacqueline said in the April issue of Jabong's The Juice magazine in its April issue.
“I knew I’d be doing something in the entertainment industry, something that required me to be on television or required me to be a journalist or a broadcaster. I wanted to intern with CNN or BBC. Their investigative reporting inspired me.
“I even thought I’d be a documentary filmmaker, because I loved travelling,” she added.
I am very proud of Arjun... He is evolving as an actor. The most important thing is to grow with each performance and Arjun is doing that with his every single film. Whenever our film is released, we sit down to have a chat over it.
RANVEER SINGH
Actor-comedian Jonah Hill will make his directorial debut with the upcoming coming-of-age film Mid ’90s, based on a script that he has penned. According to sources, the film follows a young boy coming up in los Angeles in the mid-1990s learning life lessons with his skateboarding crew of friends, reports variety.com.
Hill will not be acting in the film, and a production start date is still being worked out.
The project marks another major step in Hill’s career.
From a young comedian, he went on to be a talented dramatic actor, having received Oscar nominations for his performances in The Wolf of Wall Street and Moneyball.
While he hasn’t directed before, this is not his first time penning a script, having worked on 21 Jump Street, his animated series Allen Gregory and screenplays such as The Adventurer’s Handbook.