Joaquin Phoenix's Divisive Roles: Eddington Triumphs, Haynes Fallout, and Gaza Activism
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Joaquin Phoenix's Divisive Roles: Eddington Triumphs, Haynes Fallout, and Gaza Activism
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Joaquin Phoenix has kept a low profile in the past few days, with no major public appearances, business deals or fresh social media buzz lighting up the wires as 2025 wraps. The AV Club reports lingering drama from his abrupt exit last year on Todd Haynes queer period piece, where producer Christine Vachon slammed him for wasting everyones time, calling it a tragedy that left the films future in limbo until Pedro Pascal possibly stepped in to save it. No updates there this week, but it underscores Phoenixs unpredictable career moves with potential long-term fallout for his indie cred.
Eddington, his Ari Aster neo-Western thriller shot in New Mexico and released July 18, still dominates year-end chatter. El Raton Media Works year-in-review on December 25 hails it as the states most talked-about film, praising Phoenixs small-town sheriff amid pandemic chaos in deserts from Truth or Consequences to Albuquerque, even earning top spot from John Waters. Flasz On Film echoes that on December 27, spotlighting his dense satire performance with Pedro Pascal and Emma Stone as a poignant political gut-punch.
Back in September, AOL covered Phoenix and Rooney Mara at the Venice Film Festival premiere of The Voice of Hind Rajab, their rare red carpet duo as executive producers alongside Brad Pitt and Alfonso Cuaron. Deadline noted the docs record 24-minute standing ovation for the story of a Gaza girl killed in war, with Phoenix in somber black suit carrying her photo. That politically charged support ties into older Forward reports of him signing a February full-page New York Times ad with Jewish celebs saying no to ethnic cleansing in Gaza.
Phoenix recently reflected on Joker Folie a Deuxs debated ending in an AOL interview, standing by the controversial sequel, while chatting with Rick Rubin about nearly playing the Joker in Nolan's Dark Knight per the AV Club. IMDb fan chatter on December 29 wishes for a Phoenix-style X-Men villain origin flick. Hes dodging fresh headlines, but Eddingtons acclaim and Haynes fallout cement his 2025 as a biographical pivot toward bold, divisive roles. Word count: 378.
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