Here's where 12 Years a Slave may break out, whereas Hunger and Shame struggled somewhat: people railed against terrorism and scoffed at sex addiction, but who's gonna hate on a slave? I'm hoping Steve McQueen can bring the same kind of artistically-informed realism to this as he did to his other two masterpieces. This will be released in the US on the 27th of December and in the UK on the 24th of January - it looks like Fox Searchlight have big plans for this! The jaw-dropping cast includes Michael Fassbender, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Benedict Cumberbatch, Adepero Oduye, Quvenzhane Wallis, Alfre Woodard, Paul Giamatti, Michael Kenneth Williams, Scoot McNairy, Paul Dano, Dwight Henry, Bill Camp, Garret Dillahunt and Ruth Negga. Click the cut for five more images!
So, Fassbender is running for both supporting for 12 years a Slave and lead in Counselor. Hope he gets recognized this time around. Steve McQueen will get the needed performances, Chiwetel Ejiofor could also be a lead contender.
ReplyDeleteRidley Scott cannot be trusted but with Pulitzer Prize recipient Cormac McCarthy's script and killer cast, hope he turns the tables' this time around. A trailer would do good.
I don't have my hopes up for Michael Fassbender's Oscar chances. Not after Shame.
DeleteCan see what are you implying but a make-up nod is coming soon. It has to.
DeleteI do hope so. Just can't afford to get my hopes up again!
DeleteSpecial Sundance Jury award recipient 'The Spectacular Now' trailer -
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And 1st poster -
http://d1oi7t5trwfj5d.cloudfront.net/4e/92/40bf71f343fb98bbd88e33c40452/spectacular-now-poster.jpg
Thanks. I'll take the poster but not the trailer cos I can't watch it in the UK!
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