Last night during the Toronto International Film Festival, GREY GOOSE® vodka and Soho House Toronto hosted a private party to celebrate the world premiere of Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.
Luke Evans and Bella Heathcote kicked off the night after the successful premiere of Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, an entertaining tribute to the curiosity, courage, and creativity of these iconoclastic pioneers. Director, Angela Robinson and producers, Terry Leonard and Amy Redford toasted the film alongside her cast with a collection of GREY GOOSE signature cocktails.
Soho House and French luxury brand GREY GOOSE vodka have co-hosted film industry events and parties for nine concurrent years during the Toronto International Film Festival, as part of their ongoing support of the film community.
Grey Goose has deepened its ties to the film industry this year by introducing a new Q&A format brunch series at Toronto hotspot Lavelle entitled “Grey Goose Cocktails and Conversations” – an intimate discussion series showcasing the vision, inspiration and creativity of the best in film. On Tuesday, GREY GOOSE® vodka hosted its final morning ofGREY GOOSE Cocktails and Conversations brunch with In The Fadedirector Fatih Akin (The Edge of Heaven, 2007 and Soul Kitchen, 2009)and the film’s star, Diane Kruger, who earned a Best Actor nod in Cannes for the role.
GREY GOOSE Global Brand Ambassador Joe McCanta welcomed guests and Deadline.com’s Joe Utichi, who introduced German auteur Akin and acknowledged the Oscar buzz around Kruger’s beautifully modulated performance as a woman seeking justice following the neo-Nazi murder of her husband and son.
The film industry strives to celebrate relentless ambition. Like GREY GOOSE vodka’s creator François Thibault, who succeeded to create a vodka of exceptional quality and uncompromising taste, both the film industry and GREY GOOSE share the same daring spirit and passionate pursuit of the extraordinary; after all “if you can imagine it, it can be done.” (François Thibault).
