“Severance” star John Tortoro Sony Tom Roalm He will receive honors on the night of the annual benefits of the Moving Image Museum, the Spring Moving Image Awards, on June 9.
Prizes will be presented at the Sumner M. Redstone Theater, and a HARST will be dinner at the Queens Museum, New York.
TURTURRO returned to the second season of the Apple TV+ “Severance” in the role of Irfing, the employee of the Lumon Enigmatic company. As last year appeared in the “Room Next Door” movie in the role of Damian, who is close to Julian Moore’s character. TURTURRO won the Emmy Award in 2004 for his performance in the “Monk” series.
Rochd is the chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment. In his position, he supervised films such as “Little Women”, “Once in Hollywood” and “Spider-Man: to the spider”. Rochd is also the founder of Fox Searchlight, and he previously worked as president and CEO of Fox Plucted Entertainment.
“From his early roles in Spike Lee movies through his current famous performance like Irfing in” Severance “, John Torturo showed such an amazing scope and the humanitarian approach to creating characters-a skill that also extends to the films he directed.” “Thanks to his long and excellent presidency as a studio president, Tom Rochd is a legend of our time. We look forward to honoring Tom and John in the museum.”
Spring Moving Image Awards act as a collection of donations, and donations go towards Momi programming.
“We thank both Tom Rochd and John Tortoro for allowing us to honor them in the museum, where we are witnessing incredible growth, and with new exciting developments on the horizon.
