Sarah Paulson Has Waited Forever for a Movie Like ‘Closing Night’: ‘I Wasn’t This Hot, Young Nubile Thing’
📍 How it ended
Sarah Paulson's film "Closing Night" premiered at TIFF, with reviews describing it as an Almodóvar-lite melodrama. The movie reunited Paulson with her "American Horror Story" co-star Cody Fern. The story quieted after the premiere without further coverage of the film's reception or Paulson's comments beyond those already reported.
Epilogue added 7h ago, after coverage quieted.
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"CLOSING NIGHT" Next Best Picture · 31d ago
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