1ST 'ALL IS TRUE' PHOTO
FROM KENNETH BRANAGH FILM WITH JUDI DENCH, IAN MCKELLEN
1st photo has been released for
Kenneth Branagh's Shakespeare drama
ALL IS TRUE which also stars
Judi Dench and
Ian McKellen, set in 1613 when Shakespeare is acknowledged as the greatest writer of the age. But disaster strikes when his renowned Globe Theatre burns to the ground.
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| The movie will get a limited week long release in December ahead of the awards season but will get official release date in 2019 |
Devastated, Shakespeare returns to Stratford, where he must face a troubled past and a neglected family. Haunted by the death of his only son Hamnet, he struggles to mend the broken relationships with his wife (Dench) and daughters. In so doing, he is forced to examine his own failings as husband and father. McKellen is the Earl of Southampton.
'OPHELIA' TRAILER
STARRING DAISY RIDLEY, CLIVE OWEN AND NAOMI WATTS
Speaking of Shakespeare first trailer has been released for
Claire McCarthy's
OPHELIA period set drama which is arriving into cinemas next January starring
Daisy Ridley as the titular character. She plays the most
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| Daisy Ridley and George MacKay are Ophelia and Hamlet |
trusted lady-in-waiting to the Queen of Danmark (played by
Naomi Watts). She soon captures the attention of Prince Hamlet (played by
George
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| Massimo Cantini did the amazing costumes in the movie |
MacKay) and a forbidden love blossoms. As war brews, lust and betrayal begin to tear Elsinore Castle apart from within in this reimagining of the
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| The movie is based on a book by Lisa Klein |
famed Hamlet. The movie, which premiered at Sundance Film Festival also stars
Clive Owen as Claudius and
Tom Felton as Laertes and
Nathaniel Parker as the king!
Judy Dench as Anne Hathaway! Love it!
ReplyDeletewas she that older than Shaky Wills? I forgot.
DeleteWhat is meant by Kenneth Brana's drama? He writes the script, directs it, stars in it or what?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, first league actors like Brana, Dench, McKellen ensure a colossal success to Shakespeare's drama "All's True".
He both directs and stars, that man in the photo in the middle is actually him :)
DeleteOphelia could be good, and I can't see how All is True could be bad with that cast!
ReplyDeletetwo good ones indeed
DeleteOphelia looks beautifully done. All Is True should be good with that cast list.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised by the visual beauty of the trailer too! Gorgeous sets and costumes, not overly happy with the casting though
DeleteWe can't win them all with casting, but it didn't seem too horrible to me. Definitely worthy of giving it a try.
Deleteagreed!
DeleteAtmospheric and beautiful looking Ophelia...
ReplyDeleteindeed, Phillie!
DeleteThey do like their Shakespeare don't they?
ReplyDeleteKenneth especially
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