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Tag Archives: play
See How They Run (2022)
Director: Tom George Writer: Mark Chappell
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Tagged 2022, adrien brody, agatha christie, charlie cooper, comedy, constable, cop, crime, damian jones, daniel pemberton, david oyelowo, drunk, england, filmmaker, gary dollner, gina carter, harris dickinson, hollywood, inspector, investigation, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, jamie ramsay, london, mark chappell, murder, mystery, pearl chanda, peter lambert, Pippa Bennett-Warner, play, playwright, poison, police, reece shearsmith, richard attenborough, ruth wilson, sam rockwell, saoirse ronan, scotland yard, see how they run, sian clifford, stage, theater, tim key, tom george, west end, whodunit, writer
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Secret Honor (1984)
Director: Robert Altman Writers: Donald Freed & Arnold M. Stone (Based on the play by Donald Freed & Arnold M. Stone)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged adaptation, arnold m. stone, biography, comedy, donald freed, drama, george burt, history, juliet weber, microphone, nixon, philip baker hall, pierre mignot, play, politician, politics, politicxs, president, recording, richard nixon, robert altman, scandal, secret honor, theater, watergate
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Cyrano (2021)
Director: Joe Wright Writer: Erica Schmidt (Based on the stage musical adapted by Erica Schmidt) (Based on the play “Cyrano de Bergerac” by Edmond Rostand)
Posted in Drama, Musical, Romance
Tagged 2021, aaron dessner, adaptation, bashir salahuddin, ben mendelsohn, bryce dessner, cyrano, cyrano de bergerac, drama, edmond rostand, eric fellner, erica schmidt, glen hansard, guy heeley, haley bennett, italy, joe wright, kelvin harrison jr., letters, love, marriage, married, matt berninger, monica dolan, music, musical, peter dinklage, play, romance, seamus mcgarvey, sword fight, the national, theater, theatre, tim bevan, valerio bonelli
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Drive My Car (2021)
Director: Ryusuke Hamaguchi Writers: Ryusuke Hamaguchi & Takamasa Oe (Based on the short story by Haruki Murakami)
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 2021, acting, actor, adaptation, affair, akihisa yamamoto, anton chekhov, art, artist, azusa yamazaki, car, chauffeur, deaf, death, director, doraibu mai ka, drama, drive, drive my car, driver, eiko ishibashi, foreign, grief, haruki murakami, hidetoshi nishijima, hidetoshi shinomiya, hiroshima, japan, japanese, korea, korean, marriage, masaki okada, play, ryusuke hamaguchi, saab, sex, sign language, taiwan, taiwanese, takamasa oe, teruhisa yamamoto, theater, too-young park, uncle vanya, widow, wife
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Shakespeare in Love (1998)
Director: John Madden Writer: Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged acting, actor, ben affleck, colin firth, comedy, david gamble, david parfitt, disguise, donna gigliotti, drama, edward zwick, geoffrey rush, gwyneth paltrow, harry weinstein, history, imelda staunton, john madden, joseph fiennes, judi dench, love, marc norman, play, playwright, richard greatrex, romance, romantic comedy, romeo and juliet, rupert everett, sex, shakespeare, shakespeare in love, stephen warbecj, steven o'donnell, theater, tim mcmullan, tom stoppard, tom wilkinson, william shakespeare, writer
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The Humans (2021)
Director: Stephen Karam Writer: Stephen Karam (Based on the play by Stephen Karam)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2021, adaptation, amy schumer, apartment, beanie feldstein, broadway, dinner, drama, duplex, family, jayne houdyshell, june squibb, lol crawley, louise lovegrove, manhattan, new york, new york city, nick houy, nico muhly, nyc, play, richard jenkins, stephen karam, steven yeun, thanksgiving, the humans, theater, water leak
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The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)
Director: Joel Coen Writer: Joel Coen (Based on the play “Macbeth” by William Shakespeare)
Posted in Drama, Thriller, War
Tagged 2021, adaptation, alex hassell, assassin, assassination, bertie carvel, black and white, brendan gleeson, bruno delbonnel, carter burwell, corey hawkins, denzel washington, drama, frances mcdormand, garry melling, history, joel coen, kathryn hunter, kind, lady macbeth, lucian johnston, macbeth, miles anderson, murder, play, power, reginald jaynes, robert graf, scotland, scottish, shakespeare, theater, thriller, tragedy, treason, war, william shakespeare, witch, witches
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Spider-Man 2 (2004)
Director: Sam Raimi Writer: Alvin Sargent (Story by Alfred Gough & Miles Millar and Michael Chabon) (Based on characters from Marvel Comics) Love it. Still my favorite comic book superhero movie. Watched the 2.1 cut.
Posted in Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Tagged 2004, aasif mandvi, action, adaptation, adventure, alfred gough, alfred molina, alvin sargent, aunt, avi arad, bank, bill nunn, bill pope, bob murawski, broadway, bruce campbell, cliff robertson, comic book, daniel dae kim, daniel gillies, danny elfman, doc ock, doctor, donna murphy, dylan baker, elizabeth banks, emily deschanel, experiment, green goblin, j.k. simmons, james franco, joel mchale, john landis, kevin feige, kirsten dunst, laura ziskin, lorne orleans, marvel comics, michael chabon, miles millar, new york, new york city, newspaper, nyc, peter parker, phil lamarr, photographer, photography, pizza, play, rosemary harris, sam raimi, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, sequel, spider, spider-man, stan lee, steve ditko, superhero, surgery, ted raimi, theater, tobey maguire, uncle, web, willen dafoe
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All the Creatures Were Stirring
Director: David Ian McKendry & Rebekah McKendry Writers: David Ian McKendry & Rebekah McKendry
Posted in Horror
Tagged 2018, alien, all the creatures were stirring, amanda fuller, anthology, antlers, ashley clements, brea grant, cameron cannon, catherine parker, christmas, christmas eve, constance wu, date, david ian mckendry, demon, holiday, holidays, horror, jeff seidman, Jocelin donahue, joe wicker, Jonathan kite, mark kelly, matt long, morgan peter brown, office party, parking lot, play, rebekah mckendry, reindeer, seth colegrove, theater
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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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