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Una obra maestra en frances. FINALLY they figured out how to put his personality/character into the right role instead of him trying to do stuff he's just simply not fit for. From wooden wand to wooden key. Ok I going out. Una obra maestra 2014. Una obra maestra trailer. Like how his accent changes from yank to harry again. The cinematic reference to 'Don't Look Now' is funny. Hope the actor was well paid and got to keep the red raincoat. La obra maestra pelicula completa. Una obra maestra pelicula. Una obra. Despite the perplexing title, The Burnt Orange Heresy has a lot going for it, including a tantalizing cast featuring the great Donald Sutherland, bona fide rock legend Mick Jagger, and a tête-à-tête between tall, gorgeous Elizabeth Debicki and tall, gorgeous Claes Bang. Both Bang and director Giuseppe Capotondi were on hand at the film’s Los Angeles press junket, where we found out how a long day of wine, conversation, and more wine fueled the stars’ crackling chemistry. The pair also told us what it was like to work with Jagger, and revealed which Rolling Stones song would make the perfect theme for The Burnt Orange Heresy.
&ref(https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/i/208b1331-68a4-4584-9664-50fab36b7852/ddqjniz-9bcaee69-87f0-448f-b126-a4aa3bdc5413.png/v1/fill/w_250,h_250,strp/the_burnt_orange_heresy__by_appleseed79_ddqjniz-250t.png) Una obra mestras. Una obra maestra que. Eres una obra maestra. The Burnt Orange Heresy Synopsis Charming and ambitious art critic, James Figueras (Claes Bang), has fallen from grace. He spends his days in Milan lecturing witless tourists about art history. His only glimmer of hope is a new-found love interest, the enigmatic American, Berenice Hollis (Elizabeth Debicki). An opportunity strikes when he is contacted by wealthy art dealer Joseph Cassidy (Mick Jagger) who summons James to his villa on Lake Como and asks him to steal a painting from the legendary reclusive artist, Jerome Debney (Donald Sutherland). Soon, James’ greed and ambition get the better of him, and he finds himself caught in a web of his own making. The Burnt Orange Heresy Release Date In Theaters: March 6, 2020 The Burnt Orange Heresy Credits Starring: Elizabeth Debicki, Donald Sutherland, Claes Bang Written By: Scott B. Smith, Charles Willeford (novel) Directed By: Giuseppe Capotondi Produced By: William Horberg, David Lancaster, David Zander Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics Running Time: 99 min. The Burnt Orange Heresy Images.
James Figueras (Claes Bang) is an art critic so charmingly slick he can sell a tourist audience in Milan on a painting simply by making up stories about it. In attendance at his lecture is Berenice Hollis (Elizabeth Debicki), a vacationing teacher from Minnesota ? or is she a seductive tower of blond ambition with a secret agenda? Given the laws of cinematic attraction, their coupling is as quick as it is inevitable. So it’s no surprise that filthy-rich art collector Joseph Cassidy ( Mick Jagger) extends an invitation for both of them them to stay at his villa in Lake Como. Most audiences would be content just to watch Bang, the Danish star of The Square, mix it up with Debicki, the Aussie-Polish scene-stealer from The Great Gatsby and Widows, in picturesque Italy ? all under the mischievous gaze of a man dripping rock-star glamor. (Those lips! That twitch! ) Still, the makers of The Burnt Orange Heresy, directed by Giuseppe Capotondi from a script that Scott B. Smith adapted from the 1971 novel by crime writer Charles Willeford, have provided a plot that needlessly spoils most of the indecent fun. Switching locations from Florida to Italy is not the problem. It’s the growing heaviness of the narrative. That’s when Cassidy hatches a plan to have Figueras snatch a painting from Jerome Debney (Donald Sutherland at his buoyant best), a recluse who hasn’t practiced his art in years. A fire destroyed his previous lifetime output ? but he may be creating new work at a studio that’s coincidentally tucked away on Cassidy’s estate. Debney takes quite a shine to Hollis, paving the way for light-fingered critic/con artist to get close and the script to swerve in directions that don’t exactly re-invent the film-noir playbook. Bang and Debicki go through the motions as the story that gets lost in the familiar corners of arson, forgery, betrayal and murder. Capotondi, tackling his first film in English after his promising 2009 debut with The Double Hour, gets by ? for a little while, at least ? on striking visuals from cinematographer David Ungaro, a propulsive piano score from Craig Armstrong, and indisputable star chemistry from Bang, Debicki and Jagger. But there’s no faking it in the final third when the film’s flimsy structure collapses in on itself. What a bummer that a movie that paints itself as a scintillating, sexually-charged, art-world thriller ends in a swamp of failed intentions.
Eres una obra maestra clip. Oh yes I really liked that trailer! Looks like we're going to get a great Bond movie. I love this franchise and I really really really really love that production really takes its time with every single movie, making it good! Nowadays companies are literally milking franchises to produce a year of the content every single year and the results that come from such rushed productions are always abyssmal. I'm so glad these movies take their time and eventually produce good satisfying results. Amazing stuff really love Bond movies.
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