Also go behind the scenes of this Italian dramedy that opens on Friday, Dec. 4.
Coming off of rave reviews at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival,
Youth is a new Italian dramedy and the second English-language film from director Paolo Sorrentino.
The film, which features a star-studded cast, tells the
story of two best friends -- a retired conductor (Michael Caine) and a filmmaker
(Harvey Keitel) -- who reflect on their lives during a vacation to the Swiss Alps.
The movie also stars Rachel Weisz, Paul Dano, and Jane Fonda, whom her co-stars
say gives a tour de force performance despite her small amount of screen time.
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“I wanted to work with Paolo Sorrentino,” Fonda tells ET
about why she chose to do this project despite such a small role. “He's a real
artist and I loved the movies of his that I had seen before. I just would've
done anything to work with him.”
Ahead of the release on Friday, Dec. 4, ETonline has your
exclusive look at new images from the movie and a peek behind the scenes. Check
out the luxe costumes and stunning scenery below!
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Caine as Fred Ballinger with Weisz, who plays Lena Ballinger. [Click for Hi-Res]
Dano plays Jimmy Tree. [Click for Hi-Res]
Caine with Harvey Keitel, who plays Mick Boyle. [Click for Hi-Res]
Behind the scenes with Fonda. [Click for Hi-Res]
Behind the scenes with Caine. [Click for Hi-Res]
Behind the scenes with Caine. [Click for Hi-Res]
Madalina Diana Ghenea as Miss Universe. [Click for Hi-Res]
Behind the scenes with Wiesz. [Click for Hi-Res]
2015 is turning out to be a great year for Fonda. The Emmy-nominated
Netflix series, Grace & Frankie, earned
her and co-star Lily Tomlin critical praise. The actress recently wrapped filming
on season two and tells ET “it’s a fabulous season.”
“My love interest is Sam Elliott. That's pretty cool, and my
age, huh,” she jokes, adding: “I’m very proud of it.”
Watch her and Tomlin get candid about working together in a
sit-down interview with ET below: