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Actor Jude Law only does the walk at the Sleuth dinner reception at Brant House.
Here’s a paradox to tell a photographer/social columnist: “You can come to the party but you can’t take pictures.” That seems to be the catchphrase of 90 per cent of publicists at the festival.
Or this line: “The talent’s coming.” But eventually never does. Being relegated to the red carpet for a majority of the festival’s parties, it was a delight to finally photograph stars in true party form at the Poor Boy’s Game post-screening celebrations, at The Spice Room.
The worst is when publicists, who walk the red carpet with talent, get in the way of a photographer’s shot thinking they’re stars themselves, like at the Sleuth dinner reception at Brant House. American publicists, why do you make a social columnist’s job so difficult?
Poor Boy’s Game actors Danny Glover and Tonya Lee Williams know how to woo a crowd.
Actor Michael Caine chats up photographers at the Sleuth dinner reception at Brant House.
Actor Donald Sutherland never hides his true feelings.
Poor Boy’s Game director Clement Virgo takes a break at his after-screening party.
Poor Boy’s Game star K.C. Collins rocks to the beat.
Poor Boy’s Game star Rossif Sutherland makes it a party.
Poor Boy’s Game starlet Laura Regan gives it all for the perfect photo.
