Iconic actor Bud Cort, best known for his role in the cult classic Harold and Maude, died at the age of 77 after a long illness, according to a BBC Breaking news report. The world is mourning the loss of the actor, whose portrayal of Harold cemented the film's cult status and influenced generations with its unique blend of humor and poignant themes.
In other entertainment news, SND, the French production and distribution company, partnered with international sales agent Salaud Morisset for Jacques Deray's 1969 cult classic La Piscine (The Swimming Pool), starring Alain Delon and Romy Schneider, according to Variety. The news was reported on February 12, 2026.
The Mise En Scène Company acquired international rights to the crime thriller "Forge," starring Kelly Marie Tran, and the time-loop drama "Desert Road," both of which premiered at SXSW, Variety reported. "Forge" follows siblings involved in art forgery while "Desert Road" centers on a photographer trapped in a time loop. Both films generated buzz at the European Film Market.
The Berlinale Teddy Awards, which celebrates queer cinema, marked its 40th anniversary, according to Variety. The news source also reported on a diverse range of events, including Prince William's conservation efforts and the FDA's rejection of a flu vaccine.
Additionally, an 80s music drama, "Those Little White Lines," landed a "Queen of the South" producer, Variety reported. The news summary also included developments in technology, political news from Bangladesh and Illinois, and the upcoming Joseph C. Belden Innovation Award.
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