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This will be a tough sell....
by Aloy
Apr 14th, 2008
03:27:30 AM
..sounds like nomination quality for sure but like all the Irag flicks of late, molesting priests don't sell tickets.
Based on the play...
by didsomeonesaytacos
Apr 14th, 2008
07:09:24 AM
This is based on his play, of the same title that won the Pulitzer in 2004 and a handful of Tony Awards in 2005.
Re: Why not '62
by Proman1984
Apr 14th, 2008
08:14:05 AM
Too soon! Sorry, I just had too. I hope Streap is bettter in this than she is in Mamma Mia.
I didn't know he was directing tis as well as writing it....
by JayWells87
Apr 14th, 2008
10:43:15 AM
And as far as the whole "no spoilers here" thing...SPOILER....in the play, they didn't deem whether he was guilty or not, it was up to the audience. Do they change that for the movie?
Two Hours?
by The Alienist
Apr 14th, 2008
11:55:36 AM
The play itself was barely 90 minutes--no intermission. What could they have added to bog down this very tight drama?
I missed this AND Frost/Nixon!
by Bungion Boy
Apr 14th, 2008
12:58:56 PM
I'm a big NY Theatre fan and living in the city I go to a lot of advance screenings. But when films like this and Frost/Nixon screen, I don't get a call. Sure, I get calls for Definitely, Maybe and My Blueberry Nights. What do I have to do to get to a great movie. The last great one I got to go to was No Country For Old Men last May. Anyways, this is a fantastic play and with that cast I'm sure the film will be great.
To answer your questtion as to: Why 1964?
by Sequitur
Apr 14th, 2008
02:03:44 PM
It is set during the Vatican II council which rbought modern changes to the Catholic Church. Part of the play is the struggle between the Nun who believes in the old doctrine and the Priest who tries to connect more with his parrish. She sees his wanting to connect and relationships with students the mask for other motives.
"It's pretty long at almost 2 hours"
by WWBD
Apr 14th, 2008
06:55:11 PM
say WHAT?
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