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Michael Cera and Wes Anderson were destined to make a movie together

“I would remember,” Cera deadpans. “I would never have passed up the opportunity.”

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Michael Cera Helped Design His New Wes Anderson Character’s Look — Right Down to the Hair (Exclusive)

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Movie Review: Wes Anderson's ‘Phoenician Scheme’ is as Wes Anderson as a Wes Anderson film can be

Wes Anderson peers into the hollowness of extreme wealth in 'The Phoenician Scheme'

Korda is the latest of Anderson's dashing scoundrels: the titan of industry as international man of mystery.

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Is “The Phoenician Scheme” Wes Anderson’s Most Emotional Film?

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Wes Anderson’s First 10 Films Get Deluxe 4K Ultra HD Box Set

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Michael Cera, Benicio Del Toro, & Mia Threapleton Talk The Phoenician Scheme

In this exclusive interview, Benicio Del Toro, Mia Threapleton, and Michael Cera open up about their experience working on The Phoenician Scheme, a suspenseful new drama that blends mystery, betrayal,

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The Phoenician Scheme sees Michael Cera step into a world made for him

The Superbad and Juno star has finally stepped into the Wes Anderson universe... and he immediately steals the show.

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“The final Infinity Stone of awkward cinema”: Netizens LOL at first look of Michael Cera as part of Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme film

Wes Anderson's trailer for his film The Phoenician Scheme has been posted, and we can't take our eyes off our favorite awkward soft boy, Michael Cera, as he is part of the film's cast. In his true ...

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Michael Cera, Emilia Jones Join Glen Powell in ‘The Running Man’ (Exclusive)

Yes, film fans, it's a 'Scott Pilgrim' reunion for Cera and director Edgar Wright. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Both actors have closed deals to join Glen Powell in Paramount’s adaptation of ...

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‘Sacramento’ Review: Michael Cera in a Smart and Fluky Road Comedy About the Agony of Adulting

At first, when you see him in his patchy beard, you think he’s just playing some older version of the Michael Cera of old. But he has a less derisive, more rooted presence now, and he’s doing ...