Me and Orson Welles

Se non avessi visto tutti i film di Linklater, potevo  dire di aver visto un ottimo film, ben girato e recitato benissimo. Ma Linklater mi ha abituato a dei veri capolavori e questo, è forse il peggiore che lui abbia fatto. Non ci sono i dialoghi di - Before sunset e before Sunrise -. Non ci sono i pensieri filosofici o l'originalità di Waking life.

sarà un bellissimo film, di contenuto e divertente, ci sono grandi attori tra cui zac efron e se ne parla da troppo e fin troppo bene!!! nn vedo l'ora di vederlo

What do you say about a movie that proves Zac Efron can act, introduces a master thespian in Christian McKay and launches a charm assault that is damn near irresistible? I say, see it. Director Richard Linklater (School of Rock) has crafted a thrilling movie about, of all things, the theater. The time is 1937, the place is New York, and boy wonder Orson Welles (McKay) is rehearsing a modern-dress production [...] Vai alla recensione »

"Me and Orson Welles" is a frothy backstage pass, courtesy of director Richard Linklater, to the early days of the great director (that would be Welles) during a stint as the mercurial head of the Mercury Theater Company in 1937. Adapted from Robert Kaplow's novel, the "Me" is a teenager whose coming-of-age story unfolds during the staging of Welles' groundbreaking reimagining of Shakespeare's Julius [...] Vai alla recensione »

The lips are wrong. Well, at any rate, they’re different: thin and pursed rather than fleshy and cherubic. But Christian McKay, the thirty-six-year-old British actor who plays the young Orson Welles in “Me and Orson Welles,” has the necessary stature and the vaunting authority for the job. McKay has an easy way with a cigar, too, and a small, sly smile and a strong voice.