On the surface, it’s a match made in Hollywood, but 2022 was not kind to Pitt and Baumbach.
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The film, based on Don DeLillo’s 1985 novel, played the Venice and New York Film Festivals this year, in hopes of being an Oscar contender. Instead, the movie starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig got mixed reviews and has barely made a ripple on the awards circuit — though it has yet to start streaming. At the Golden Globes, Driver is nominated for best actor – motion picture comedy or musical , and at the Critics Choice, “White Noise” only has a nod for best song.
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