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TIFF 2022: Jennifer Lawrence, Nicolas Cage, Viola Davis, Sadie Sink pose for Polaroids

By Jay L. ClendeninStaff Photographer 
Polaroids of various talent
Various celebrity Polaroids taken with an SX-70 in the Los Angeles Times Photo Studio at RBC House during the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival.
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Eddie Redmayne, left, and Jessica Chastain of "The Good Nurse"
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Tyler Perry of "A Jazzman's Blues"
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Mia Goth of "Pearl"
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Jonathan Majors of "Devotion"
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Steve Coogan of "The Lost King"
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Michelle Monaghan of "Nanny"
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Ethan Hawke of "Raymond and Ray"
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Jennifer Lawrence of "Causeway"
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Nicolas Cage of "Butcher's Crossing"
Nicolas Cage of “Butcher’s Crossing”
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Viola Davis of "The Woman King"
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Sadie Sink of "The Whale"
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Daniel Radcliffe, left and Evan Rachel Wood of "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story"
Daniel Radcliffe, left, and Evan Rachel Wood of “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story”
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Brian Tyree Henry of "Causeway"
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Werner Herzog of "Theater of Thought"
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Anna Diop of "Nanny"
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Tilda Swinton of "The Eternal Daughter"
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Ewan McGregor of "Raymond and Ray"
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Thuso Mbedu of "The Woman King"
Thuso Mbedu of “The Woman King”
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Sheila Atim of "The Woman King"
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Jay L. Clendenin

Jay L. Clendenin was a Los Angeles Times staff photographer from 2007-24. He primarily covered the entertainment industry, with a focus on portraiture.

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