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Jodie Foster Returns to the Big Screen

After a five year break, the actress and queer icon stars in Hotel Artemis.

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Jodie Foster is back on the big screen after a five-year break. On her "amazing" nurse character in Hotel Artemis, Foster says, "She's the 70-year-old lady who's the boss of this members-only hospital for criminals in the future." The film co-stars Dave Bautista and Sterling K. Brown. Hotel Artemis is in theaters June 8.

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