Juno as Dr. Paine | Post-Production
Third installment of the famous Marvel anti-hero’s adventures, in cinemas on October 25th.
Juno as ??? | Pre-Production
A man from the future arrives at a diner in Los Angeles where he must recruit the precise combination of disgruntled patrons to join him on a one-night-six-block quest to save the world from the terminal threat of a rogue artificial intelligence.
Juno as Christiana Ruth Turner | Pre-Production
A biographical movie about George Mallory, who was the first British man who tried to climb the titular mountain.
Juno as ??? | Pre-Production
Plot unknow.
Juno as ??? | Pre-Production
A heist movie about a female robber, who double-crosses her partner, takes away all the money and teams up with a mentally unstable woman to get away from her multiple pursuers.
Hey everyone! Over the last few days i’ve been adding random pictures over Juno’s gallery and I will keep adding more on the next few days! Enjoy:
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Juno Temple is part of V Magazine new issue with the letter ‘T’ on their new ‘Alphabet’ featurette:
Looks like Juno appearances on Vinyl Episode 4 were mostly Juno’s character in rush and a lot of hair movement! haha Enjoy:
Magazine Scan > 2016 > VS Magazine – Summer/ Spring
Studio Photoshoots > 2016 > Session 006 for Film Independent Spirit Awards
Juno Temple makes her television debut in the 1970s-set music drama from Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger as Jamie, a feisty, cutthroat assistant at a struggling record label. Determined to stand out in a man’s world, she’s hand-picked a band (“The Nasty Bits,” whose lead singer is played by Jagger’s son, James Jagger) that’s caught the attention of her boss. Now, she’s banking on them getting her that promotion.
Up to this point, the London-born Temple, 26, has lined her résumé with films (most recently Meadowland, opposite Wilde, and Black Mass), but it was the pilot script from Terence Winter (Boardwalk Empire, The Wolf of Wall Street) that drew the actress to the medium she says she once eschewed.
“Dude, can I be honest? I think television is where it’s at,” she tells The Hollywood Reporter. “They’re making the bravest choices. F—king hell, it’s really cool. I’m really excited to be a part of a TV show.”
Ahead of the drama’s fourth episode, Temple talks to THR about her obsession with the ‘70s, working with Scorsese and Jagger and why she doesn’t mind being one of the lone women on the show.
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