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Tag Archives: anthony hopkins
Armageddon Time (2022)
Director: James Gray Writer: James Gray
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1980s, 2022, anne hathaway, anthony hopkins, anthony katahas, armageddon time, banks repeta, christopher spelman, coming of age, computer, Darius Khondji, drama, family, friends, friendship, james gray, jaylin webb, jeremy strong, jessica chastain, jewish, john diehl, manhattan, marc butan, new york, new york city, nyc, police, prejudice, race, racism, rodrigo teixeira, scott morris
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Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)
Director: Francis Ford Coppola Writer: James V. Hart (Based on the novel by Bram Stoker)
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Romance
Tagged adaptation, anne goursaud, anthony hopkins, asylum, billy campbell, bite, bitten, blood, bram stoker, bram stoker's dracula, bride, cary elwes, catholicism, charles mulvehill, dracula, drama, england, fantasy, fiancee, francis ford coppola, fred fuchs, gary oldman, glen scantlebury, horror, insect, james v. hart, keanu reeves, london, love, michael apted, michael ballhaus, monica bellucci, nicholas c. smith, priest, real estate, renfield, richard e. grant, romance, sadie frost, tom waits, vampire, van helsing, vlad, winona ryder, wojciech kilar
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Beowulf (2007)
Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers: Neil Gaiman & Roger Avary (Based on “Beowulf” by Anonymous) Director’s Cut. Props to Zemeckis for at least going for it with these mo-cap movies. Always trying to push himself and do new things. Beowulf is … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adventure, Animated, Fantasy
Tagged 2007, action, adaptation, adventure, alan silvestri, alison lohman, angelina jolie, animated, animation, anthony hopkins, benmark, beowulf, crispin glover, director's cut, dragon, fantasy, grendan gleeson, grendel, jack rapke, john malkovich, king, leslie zemeckis, medieval, monster, mother, neil gaiman, power, ray winstone, robert presley, robert zemeckis, robin wright, robin wright-penn, roger avary, sex, steve starkey, warrior
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The Father (2020)
Director: Florian Zeller Writers: Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller (Based on the play “The Father” by Florian Zeller) Great! Really surprised by this one. Hopkins is incredible.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2020, adaptation, alzheimers, anthony hopkins, ben smithard, caretaker, christophe spadone, christopher hampton, daughter, david parfitt, dementia, drama, england, europe, family, father, florian zeller, france, hospital, imogen poots, jean-louis livi, london, Ludovico Einaudi, mark gatiss, memory, memory loss, olivia colman, olivia williams, paris, philippe carcassonne, play, rufus sewell, simon friend, the father, theater, theatre, torsos lamprinos
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The Two Popes (2019)
Director: Fernando Meirelles Writer: Anthony McCarten
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2019, abuse, anthony hopkins, anthony mccarten, benedict, biography, cardinal, catholic, church, comedy, conservative, controversy, drama, fernando meirelles, francis, italy, jonathan pryce, liberal, netflix, pope, pope benedict XVI, pope francis, priest, retire, rome, scandal, the two popes, vatican
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Transformers: The Last Knight (2017)
Director: Michael Bay Writers: Art Marcum & Matt Holloway & Ken Nolan (Story by Akiva Goldsman and Art Marcum & Matt Holloway & Ken Nolan)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Tagged action, adaptation, adventure, akiva goldsman, anthony hopkins, art marcum, artifact, autobots, decepticons, excalibur, isabela moner, jerrod carmichael, john dimaggio, john goodman, john turturro, josh duhamel, ken nolan, ken watanbe, king arthur, knight, lancelot, laura haddock, mark wahlberg, matt holloway, megatron, merlin, michael bay, omar sy, optimus prime, peter cullen, santiago cabrera, sci-fi, science fiction, sequel, stanley tucci, steve buscemi, steven spielberg, the last knight, tom kenny, tony hale, transformers, transformers: the last knight, war
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Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
Director: Taika Waititi Writers: Eric Pearson and Craig Kyle & Christopher L. Yost (Based on the comics by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber and Jack Kirby)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged action, adaptation, adventure, anthony hopkins, apocalypse, asgard, benedict cumberbatch, bruce banner, cate blanchett, chris hemsworth, Christopher l. yost, comedy, comic book, craig kyle, doctor strange, eric pearson, fantasy, god, hulk, idris elba, incredible hulk, jack kirby, jeff goldblum, karl urbam, kevin feige, larry lieber, loki, luke hemsworth, mark mothersbaugh, mark ruffalo, marvel comics, matt damon, odin, planet, planet hulk, prison, ragnarok, ray stevenson, sam neill, sequel, stan lee, superhero, taika waititi, tessa thompson, thor, thor: ragnarok, thunder, tom hiddleston, zachary levi
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Hearts in Atlantis (2001)
Director: Scott Hicks Writer: William Goldman (Based on the book by Stephen King)
Posted in Drama, Mystery
Tagged 2001, adaptation, alan tudyk, anthony hopkins, anton yelchin, celia weston, david morse, drama, hearts in atlantis, hope davis, memory, mika boorem, mother, mystery, neighbor, scott hicks, son, stephen king, tom bower, widow, william goldman
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