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Thursday, June 10, 2021

RALPH FIENNES, ANYA TAYLOR JOY TO LEAD THE MENU DARK COMEDY MOVIE! NATASCHA MCELHONE, LORENZO RICHELMY, DANIELE PECCI, MARK UMBERS TO LEAD HOTEL PORTOFINO 1920S ITALIAN RIVIERA SET MINI TV SERIES

  THE MENU DARK COMEDY 
CASTS RALPH FIENNES AND ANYA TAYLOR JOY AS LEADS
 As Deadline reports, Mark Mylod will direct a new dark comedy movie for Searchlight titled THE MENU and he has already found his leads in Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor Joy. The film is a psychological thriller set in the
Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor Joy will lead the cast
world of eccentric culinary culture, centering on a young couple who visit an exclusive restaurant on a remote island where an acclaimed chef has prepared a lavish tasting menu. Taylor Joy will play one half of the couple. Fiennes is the chef.
 
  HOTEL PORTOFINO SERIES 
COMING TO ITV AND BRITBOX
Good news, period drama lovers! ITV and Britbox have hired our dear Beta Film and Eagle Eye Drama (owned by super lovely Walter Iuzzolino)
Daniele Pecci will be Count Carlo Albani
to produce 1920s Italian riviera set mini series HOTEL PORTOFINO which will also air on Sky Italia and Foxtel in Australia, and possibly on PBS in USA.  Created and written by Matt Baker, it already has Natascha McElhone cast in the lead role of the daughter of a wealthy industrialist who moves to Italy to set up a quintessentially British hotel in the beautiful town of Portofino. Shooting this summer in Portofino and on the Croatian coast, the series will also star Mark Umbers (as her charming but dangerous husband, Cecil), Anna Chancellor (as Lady Latchmere, the hotel’s most influential but hard to please guest), Daniele Pecci (as charismatic Count
First look on Natascha McElhone in the series!
Carlo Albani), Marco Polo's star Lorenzo Richelmy (as his son Roberto Albani) and Rocco Fasano (as anti fascist activist Gianluca Vitali). This whodunit mystery and also a family drama captures the long established
Mark Umbers and Lorenzo Richelmy will also star!
literary tradition of comic and idiosyncratic British ‘innocents abroad,’ but also reveals darker, more serious storylines, set against the historical backdrop of the rise of Fascism in Mussolini’s Italy.

14 comments:

  1. Ralph Fiennes is one of my favourites and I enjoy thriller!

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    1. He is a very nice gent privately too. He shot his first directorial debut here in my country and was very nice to everyone and very humble.

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  2. I really like psychological thrillers.
    I saw that Sweet Tooth was on Netflix and remembered the show from your blog so I started watching it. Now bad but I'm only one episode in right now.

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    1. I have it downloaded and will watch it too this summer.

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  3. You had me at eccentric culinary culture. It's an added bonus that it's a psychological thriller!

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    1. Hope they don't serve something nasty, though.

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  4. Anya Taylor Joy is really getting casted a lot recently, guess she's one of the "it girls" in the movie biz at the moment. 🙂

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    1. She defo is. I liked her in Miniaturist, a series that made her famous basically, but I haven't watched her chess series. She is defo better than Jodi Komer.

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  5. I am not a drama lover but time to time i want to watch a good quality drama. Hotel portofino series look not bad.

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  6. I'm sorry, but I am just completely distracted by this Lorenzo Richelmy! He resembles my husband when he was younger, skinnier, and had a very full head of hair. What a handsome man!

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    1. Lorenzo is blond by the way ;)

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    2. Does he dye his hair?? It looks super dark to me.

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    3. You need to watch his MARCO POLO series . It had just two ten episode seasons, the second much better than the first one. He lacks in charisma, though.

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