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This weekend I was honoured to attend this year's British Film Designers Guild awards to speak to some of the very decorated production designers nominated. I managed to get a little time with the likes of six-time Oscar nominee Sarah Greenwood, who attended the awards with her recent film Cyrano. James Chinland who was there for The Batman, Luke Hull with Star Wars' Andor, Jim Clay with House of the Dragon and our second Lamont to grace the show, Neil Lamont who was nominated for Fantastic Beasts Secrets of Dumbledore.

Yes, it's a pretty crazy list, I know. Naturally, I wasn't sitting down in 30-minute stints with these guys to go through their full careers at an awards event, but I did manage to get a few quick-fire questions in largely centring around how to make it in the art department.

I'm sure they'll be on the show in the future to dig into their full stories, but for now, that's enough from me. 

A LONG TIME AGO, IN THE 2005 MOVIE ADAPTATION OF PRIDE AND PREJUDICE:

• You’ve got no sons to inherit your estate, only five daughters, so what the hell are you going to do to ensure your family’s housing and security?
• Why, you send Jane, the oldest and prettiest to catch a cold in the rain so rich Mr Bingley will fall in love with her!
• You let your boring cousin take his pick of the flock, Lizzy; but when she’s not into it, he goes off and marries her best friend so your plan is again RUINED!
• You don’t take any of the rest of your daughters seriously, till the youngest one SCANDALOUSLY runs off with Mr Wickham. 
• Luckily there’s a Mr Darcy around to fix the situation with money and marriage, because is there a problem that money and marriage can’t fix?
• In the end, neither pride nor prejudice can get in the way of Bennet sisters marrying for love plus, conveniently, carriage-loads of money.

Join Jenny Owen Youngs, Helen Zaltzman and Vanessa Zoltan to investigate the 2005 movie adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, and investigate such mysteries as whether this could be recut as a horror film, why is everyone so mean to Mary, whether rainstorms are sexy or just soggy, and why the hell are these wigs allowed.

This episode is a joyous union between VMI and Vanessa's podcast Hot and Bothered, which is all about romance novels. Hear the current season Live from Pemberley, about Pride and Prejudice, in the pod places and at hotandbotheredrompod.com.

A long time ago (well, a couple of years ago) we recapped the 1995 BBC miniseries adaptation of P&P, which you can hear downfeed and at vmipod.com/prideandprejudice.

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In week 4 of our Keira Knightley theme month we watch the 2007 film Atonement. This is an amazingly beautiful film that we hope you enjoy as well. 

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We're not singing our thoughts on Cyrano, but we probably should be. That's right, we're reviewing Joe Wright's new musical starring Peter Dinklage and Haley Bennett, who also starred in the stage musical written by Erica Schmidt, who writes the screenplay for this adaption of the 1897 play Cyrano de Bergerac. Later in the show, we also talk about No Exit, a new Hulu thriller...not much else to say there!

Show Notes:

• 00:00:00 – Cyrano review
• 00:34:45 – No Exit review

Intro Music: “Good Times Ahead" by RejSende & Chill Select

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Now streaming on Amazon Prime, we have interviews from the cast of the Joe Wright romantic musical drama CYRANO. We have interviews with Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones) Haley Bennett (The Girl on the Train) Kevin Harrison Jr. (Luce) writer Erica Schmidt and director Joe Wright. We also have movie clips. We also have interviews from the red carpet World Premiere of CYRANO.

Cyrano de Bergerac dazzles everyone with his ferocious wordplay and brilliant swordplay. However, he's convinced his appearance renders him unworthy of the affections of the luminous Roxanne, a devoted friend who's in love with someone else.

Cyrano is a 2021 musical romantic drama film directed by Joe Wright and with a screenplay by Erica Schmidt, based on Schmidt's 2018 stage musical of the same name, itself based on the 1897 Edmond Rostand play Cyrano de Bergerac. The film stars Peter Dinklage, Haley Bennett, Kelvin Harrison Jr., and Ben Mendelsohn.

Cyrano

Amy Adams plays a woman suffering from agoraphobia who witnesses what she thinks is a murder across the street from her house. Ashley & Matt review this taut thriller.

Aunque fue duramente criticada, esta película  tiene grandes actuaciones y una coincidencia con la que el mundo post-pandemia se podría identificar. 

Join hosts Jason Furie and Adam Roth as they go where no man has gone before, Netflix's The Woman in the Window starring Amy Adams. Spoiler alert, it wasn't great. How does Netflix choose their #1 movies?  Listen to us rant and not rave.

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Now available on Netflix, The Woman in the Window is a new psychological thriller starring Amy Adams as an agoraphobic loner in Manhattan who witnesses some strange occurrences happening with her new neighbors. This is based on the 2018 novel, and it's being adapted by director Joe Wright from a screenplay by Tracy Letts. The film's cast includes Gary Oldman, Julianne Moore, Brian Tyree Henry, Wyatt Russell, Anthony Mackie, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Fred Hechinger.

This review is an excerpt from Episode #220 of the Cinemaholics Podcast. The intro music is “We Came Here For Jazz” by RejSende.

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Firth or Macfadyen? Knightley or Ehle? Empire waists or relaxed styles? Which is your favorite, the 1995 BBC Pride and Prejudice mini-series, or the 2005 Joe Wright Pride and Prejudice film?

Catrina and Elle discuss these two film adaptations of Austen's popular work. They discuss their favorite parts, their least favorite parts, and what each did well. Don't worry, this isn't a cut throat fight propping up one version over the other - though it's not likely either will change their mind about which is their favorite. 

Part 1 focuses mostly on the 1995 version. 

WE SHALL FIGHT ON THE BEACHES - Winston Churchill er en af heltene i Det Gule Værelse og vi følger ham netop som han træder i karakter som den markante skikkelse, der aldrig tvivlede på at Nazisterne skulle bekæmpes.

Darkest Hour (2017) er instrueret af Joe Wright med manuskript af Anthony McCarten. I maj 1940 kræver Labour at Chamberlain (Ronald Pickup) går af som premierminister. De konservative har nu valget mellem Lord Halifax (Stephen Dillane) eller den 67-årige flådechef Winston Churchill (Garry Oldman), der siden Hitler kom til magten har advaret mod truslen fra Tyskland. Churchill bliver med støtte fra Kong George VI (Ben Mendelsohn) valgt som præmierminister. Vi følger hans kamp for at overtale regeringen og hans egne partifæller i de konservative til at tage kampen op mod den tyske krigsmaskine.

Lyt til en samtale i Det Gule Værelse, hvor dine værter Thomas og Morten taler om Winston Churchill, England i krise og Garry Oldman.

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The costumes are green, the hair is red and Cate Blanchett is the Wicked Witch in Hanna (2011). Ostensibly a thriller about a teenage assassin, it reveals itself to be a fairytale with a modern twist. For this disscussion, Murtada welcomes back Gavin Mevius, co-host of The Mixed Reviews Podcast .