ELEANOR TOMLINSON JOINS
'COLETTE' FILM ON 'GIGI' AUTHOR
While you are watching her for the third time as Poldark's trusted Demelza in BBC's popular period set drama on Sunday evenings, fear not, lovely Eleanor Tomlinson, who before that starred in White Queen as well, will now appear on the big screens too!
As 'Deadline' reports today, she has joined the cast of COLETTE, a
period set movie which follows Gabrielle Sidonie Colette (sadly, played
by Keira Knightley), whose husband, the charismatic ego maniacal writer
Willy (Dominic West), permits Colette to write her novels using his
name. The phenomenal success of her Claudine novel series makes
Willy a famous writer and the lack of recognition for her work begins to
gnaw on Colette and their marriage starts to fall apart.
DID YOU KNOW?
Once nominated for a Nobel prize for literature, French novelist Colette (1873-1954) was also known as actress and a journalist. Her most famous work is probably Gigi which was made into the famous movie classic. Although many considered her a limited if talented novelist, she was a member of Belgian Royal Academy, and was ordained with French Legion of Honour.
What part does Eleanor Tomlinson play?
ReplyDeleteit hasn't been revealed yet, sadly
DeleteSadly, Keira Knightley is not one of my faves, but I would still go to see the Colette biopic. Colette was a notorious bisexual and had many women lovers after Willy. Her fame as an actress was largely because she scandalously performed bare-breasted. I hope the movie explores that part of her biography too, lol!
ReplyDeletemine neither, she is godawful, her and the likes of Natalie Unimportant, Lily James and Hilary Swank and now Jessica Chastain, cannot stand that type of actresses. Surely, you don't wanna see Keira bare breasted....
DeleteSo you're saying Colette did not love willy, I mean Willy? :)
Ha ha, good one!
Deletetrue indeed
DeleteGood for you, children.
DeleteYour smug playground insults only make you appear more entitled to bitch about actresses more talented and successful then you will ever be.
Oh wait, no.
Bye
The story almost reminds me of Big Eyes. Poor women letting their husbands get all the credit for their hard work.
ReplyDeletealmost forgot about Big Eyes, forgot to watch it :)
DeleteI haven't had a chance to watch it either but I did remember what the film was about and kind of went "ding!" when I read about this film.
Deleteyes, twas a memorable story and paintings as well
DeleteNo, I didn't know that.
ReplyDeletenow you do
DeleteI forgot I know.
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