Lo de Mendes fue cuestión de agendas, dos films con Marc Foster seguidos (White Bird y Otto - no el forero :cuniao-) , obligaron a Newman no poder trabajar en Empire of Light.
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Ok, entro creyendo que es una nueva película y me parece guay, pero no me imaginaba que era de Poirot, ojalá la siguiente sea ABC Murders con ligero giro a alguillo de terror, que seguro le sale bien, luego puede seguir si eso con Testigo Mudo y enlazar para terminar con Telón en este estilo, o sea hasta 6 películas y que salgan el resto lo más cercanas posibles que es un gran director, aunque faltan como 2 más con las mismas ideas.
"I'm stunned. This is a bewildering composer assignment, and I really hope it doesn't mean the Doyle/Branagh collaboration is over."
"I hope Doyle is okay, health wise, as that's the only reason I can think of for them not working together again?"
Pues Tripley, parece que has clavado el sentir general...
Patrick Doyle y Thomas Newman han alcanzado una edad que en cualquier otra profesión les permitiría estar jubilados (y no lo están porque no quieren). Pero con lo cambiante y caprichosa que está la industria, ¿creéis que están para soportar a cualquier cabezón que no sabe ná de ná de las altas esferas? Falta la energía de la juventud y el ansia de terreno virgen por conquistar). Bastante es que no están juntos en una playa tumbados en una hamaca tomando un daiquiri con sombrillita
De la obra clásica que os he (te he),mandado via MP porque creo que os puede gustar como aficionados a las BSO que sois, ni pio eh. Ni tú ni Tripley. Vaya tela. Ni que sea para decir "interesante, me la guardo y la iré escuchando cuando pueda".
Synch si me ha dado las gracias, que conste.
:digno
:cuniao
:abrazo
I am wondering if maybe Patrick Doyle decided it was safer to clear his schedule for the coronation commission rather than risk having a clash trying to finish a movie score. He's been doing lots of media work so, while it may not have taken him long to write a 4 minute processional, the associated obligations behind the scenes might be considerably more than we might suppose at face value. I'd be astonished if PD and KB have fallen out.
Y claro...
Has anyone tried to contact either Branagh, or Doyle, to ascertain why?
Parece que, a diferencia de las dos entregas anteriores, esta no ha sido rodada en 70mm, ni tampoco en celuloide. Asimismo, la relación de aspecto también ha cambiado. Ya no es 2:39:1, sino 1:85:1.
¿Recorte presupuestario?.
O quizás responde a otro tipo de necesidades, diferente historia, diferentes necesidades, Quizás en esta ocasión haya muchos interiores que no favorecería el uso del 2'39.
The screenplay is inspired by Agatha Christie's 1969 novel "Hallowe'en Party", with the setting changed from the UK to Venice, Italy. It is the first time this story is adapted into a feature film.
Jamie Dornan and Jude Hill were previously directed by Sir Kenneth in Belfast (2021). In that film, Hill's character is seen opening Christmas presents, one of which is a copy of "Hallowe'en Party", which is the original title of this new project.
:agradable
A Haunting in Venice will mark the second Kenneth Branagh film in a row not to be scored by Patrick Doyle due to Doyle being commissioned to write King Charles' coronation march; the first being Belfast, which did not use an original score. Scoring duties went to Icelandic composer Hildur Guðnadóttir.
This is the first Hercule Poirot movie to be filmed digitally, with Sony Venice cameras in the taller 1.85:1 aspect ratio
Joder con las coincidencias... :cuniao
Por cierto... que prolífico está Branagh de nuevo, ¿no?. Cómo director de cine, digo.
No, que se ruede en digital.
Me da a mi que esta va a ser posiblemente la ultima película de Agatha Christie que haga Brannagh. No sé, lo huele. Cambio completamente radical, menor presupuesto.. por una parte lo entiendo, hay que intentar cosas nuevas para atraer a la gente, pintaza tiene, aunque no me va mucho el thriller, prefiero detectivescas normales como las otras dos, pero vamos, seguramente quedará un peliculón de cuidado..
A mi no me importa, siempre que saque una profundidad mínima tipo entre saga Harry Potter y Ben Hur 1959, sea un formato u otro, además que el trailer tiene buena pinta, hasta quiero que la siguiente sea ABC Murders en este estilo misterio terror. Y a poder ser adquiriendo derechos de la OST del 4x01 de la versión serie para modificar un poco y seguro quedaría genial, sobretodo si no termina en Doncaster.
De FSM.
Mierda, mierda, mierda... :(
Doyle said this straight as an answer to question during 16. Film Music Festival in Krakow, Poland, 2 weeks ago. He said he was available to compose music for this film, but that was a director's artistic choice. And Doyle did not want to go into more details.
I was there and I've heard his answer.
English info about Doyle's monographic concert during 16. FMF - https://fmf.fm/news/331
Cómo se hayan peleado los mato. Ellos no, joder, Doyle y Branagh no.
¿Por qué asumes que es una pelea? Pudo ser simplemente una discrepancia en esta peli nada más. Si el director hace otra peli y también falta Doyle, entonces ya nos preocupamos, pero igualmente, no es el fin. Recordad por ejemplo el caso de Elfman y Reimi, terminaron mal tras Spider-Man 3, pero se reencontraron recientemente para la peli del Dr. Strange.
De FSM:
Branagh didn't want to try something different musically for a comic book movie (Thor), a huge studio spy movie (Jack Ryan) or his Disney movies (Cinderella and Artemis Fowl). I'm even willing to bet, knowing the film industry, that he had to fight for Doyle to score at least one or two of those. I find it almost inconceivable that he'd have the sudden desire for a new sound on the third installment in a successful franchise that Doyle has already established a style for.
The only films he's done without Doyle over their nearly forty years working together have had little or no original score (Peter's Friends, In the Bleak Midwinter, The Magic Flute, Belfast). The only film he's ever done with any true score not by Doyle is Midwinter, and that has just a solo guitar score, consisting mostly of variations of the titular hymn, and was (I believe) recorded while Doyle was busy doing Sense and Sensibility for Emma Thompson.
There's a story here. Maybe we'll learn it someday, maybe we won't.
I just hope the story is nothing dramatic, and that they reunite on whatever Branagh's next film is (he has nothing announced as director, just a movie he's acting in with Ryan Reynolds).
They're up there with Williams/Spielberg among my favorite composer/director collaborations, their work together has given us some truly towering masterpieces. I sincerely hope they work together for many more years
Mmm...
Un poco sensacionalista. Básicamente han sido un tándem durante décadas y por eso se hace raro, pero puede haber mil motivaciones no relacionadas con algo que tenga que ver con ningún tipo de riña.
Los compañeros alemanes del foro soundtrack.de han preguntado al equipo de Doyle en Facebook (asistentes y demás), por la razón de que Doyle no haya hecho la partitura de A Haunting in Venice, y estos han dicho que la coronación le tuvo muy ocupado, con cambios hasta el último minuto, y que no le dio tiempo a hacer la música de la película.
¿A quién creemos?. ¿Al tipo de FSM que dice que escuchó a Doyle decir en un concierto en Cracovia que estaba disponible y fue cosa de Branagh, o a los asistentes del compositor?.
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Since Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994), I’ve wondered if you would ever go back to the horror genre, and based on the Venice trailer, it seems like you’ve done that. Is Venice actually a return to the genre for you?
I would say that we are firmly a supernatural thriller, and the normal rules do not apply. So, as magnificent as Venice is, the film and the story itself is not as Gothic as it might appear, but it’s certainly exotic. It’s certainly mysterious, as is Michael’s other work. And in Agatha Christie’s work, you have the chance for a conversation that subverts the genre, so we certainly are happy, as she was and Michael is, to scare people. I hope we can, and I hope we will. There’s a character in the movie that says, “Scary stories make life less scary,” but they can sure make going to the movies memorable. So I’m very excited that this played at CinemaCon, in that big room for theater owners.
It’s the kind of story that tries to create that knot-in-the-stomach sensation and is really such fun to see with a big crowd in a theater. So I’m super happy that we are releasing a story like this in theaters. So, in that sense, it’s a return to embracing the idea of scary stories, be it thrillers, horror or some kind of genre blend. You’ll probably be a better judge of it when you see it than I am, but the goal was to be in the middle of it. Poirot has to face some ghosts across this long, dark night of the soul, that is this entrapment in a haunted palazzo in Venice during a terrible storm, but inside that, we want to enter, entertain, divert, compel and scare.
Fuente.
Mentiría si dijese que no estoy muy intrigado. A ver qué sale de aquí.