From internet personalities and athletes to Isaac Mizrahi and David Mamet, Safdie explains how and why he found the perfect nonactors to populate his version of 1950s New York City.

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Prince Harry played, Mariah Carey watched and most of the crowd had no idea what was happening—but everyone looked fabulous.

The crowd at the annual gathering thrown by Charlie Kirk’s conservative group hardly seemed to notice the release. Why?