The Toronto International Film Festival unveiled a starry lineup to its 48th edition on Monday, even if remains unclear if stars will be there to walk red carpets due to the ongoing actors and writers strikes.
Among the films making their world premieres at TIFF this year are Craig Gillespie's GameStop drama "Dumb Money," with Paul Dano and Pete Davidson; Ellen Kuras' "Lee," starring Kate Winslet at war photographer Lee Miller and Tony Goldwyn's Ezra," with Robert De Niro and Rose Byrne.
Those films, and many more including directorial debuts by Anna Kendrick and Chris Pine , will make up some of the gala premieres at TIFF, the largest film festival in North America. While those strikes continue, actors and writers are prohibited by their unions from promoting their films. TIFF will go forward, regardless, but an ongoing strike would sap the festival of A-listers and surely lessen the usual cacophony of buzz emanating from Toronto.
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