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Teodora Film Announces' s October 8, 2010 the theatrical release of Italian golden That night, he sees the film together again after so many years the director James Ivory actor Oscar winner Anthony Hopkins couple already famous as the star of titles The Remains of the day and Howard . Based on the bestseller of the same name Peter Cameron, published in Italy by Adelphi, the film alongside Hopkins two exceptional actresses as the winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes Charlotte Gainsbourg and nominated for three Academy Awards Laura Linney. The cast is also outstanding technical names of the twice Oscar-winning screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, his 24th collaboration with Ivory, the director of photography Javier Aguirresarobe ( Talk to Her, The Others, Vicki Cristina Barcelona ), winner of 6 awards Goya, and the composer Jorge Drexler, who also won the Oscar for The Motorcycle Diaries .
The Synopsis
Razaghi Omar (Omar Metwally) is studying at the University of Colorado and his scholarship depends on the writing of the biography of Jules Gund, South American writer of a single author, revered novel. As the heirs of Gund are opposed to the project, Omar is convinced from the companion to join them in their estate in Uruguay, groped to obtain its approval. Upon his arrival, however, will find a series of bizarre and unpredictable situations, hatched by the bizarre family of the writer: Adam (Anthony Hopkins), his brother, cynical and sophisticated, Caroline (Laura Linney), the proud widow, and Arden (Charlotte Gainsbourg) , the young lover who had a daughter by Gund. The presence of the boy eventually alter the precarious balance of the family, doing a re-emergence of past secrets and intrigue, but Omar is the same as having to rethink his life when he is born love with the beautiful Arden.
Book
Published in Italy by Adelphi in 2006, "That night golden " by Peter Cameron was a true publishing event, with 80,000 copies sold and 13 editions, as well as the enthusiastic critical reception. The choice for the Italian title, in agreement with the author, was to bring in to cover the Elizabeth Bishop of Santarém, in the text that introduces the second part.
"Peter Cameron wrote that night with a golden masterpiece of art of the novel: a refined but the mechanisms that can be read without being able to leave a minute, but full of subtleties that can tell without delay, mild and passionate ... Behind the tradition of Peter Cameron's novel of conversation, there are echoes of Compton-Burnett and Isherwood and Gerhard, but the soft spoken, sinuous, and the truest of true antimimetico Cameron is all his, as his is the just play the game in which ironically left cross and dissolve the threads of the story, the yield of the characters seem to be able to touch and feel achieved with an economy of means absolute, the art of saying the secret impulses without drowning rhetoric or frivolity: That night is the gold pure pleasure of literature, read it, because pleasure is a rare thing "(Giuseppe Montesano - from the back cover)
The Director - James Ivory
"Peter Cameron wrote that night with a golden masterpiece of art of the novel: a refined but the mechanisms that can be read without being able to leave a minute, but full of subtleties that can tell without delay, mild and passionate ... Behind the tradition of Peter Cameron's novel of conversation, there are echoes of Compton-Burnett and Isherwood and Gerhard, but the soft spoken, sinuous, and the truest of true antimimetico Cameron is all his, as his is the just play the game in which ironically left cross and dissolve the threads of the story, the yield of the characters seem to be able to touch and feel achieved with an economy of means absolute, the art of saying the secret impulses without drowning rhetoric or frivolity: That night is the gold pure pleasure of literature, read it, because pleasure is a rare thing "(Giuseppe Montesano - from the back cover)
The Director - James Ivory
James Ivory was born in Berkeley, California. After attending the University of Oregon, where he graduated in Architecture and Art History, a Master in Cinematography at the University of Southern California. His first film, which is also writer, cinematographer and producer, is Venice: Theme and Variations, a half-hour documentary che gira come tesi per il master e che il New York Times definisce uno dei dieci migliori film non di finzione dell’anno.
Nel 1961, Ivory si associa a Ismail Merchant per fondare la Merchant Ivory Productions : il primo lungometraggio della neonata società è The Householder - Il capofamiglia, ispirato a uno dei primi romanzi di Ruth Prawer Jhabvala , autrice anche della sceneggiatura. Si forma così il terzetto di talenti che sarà alla base della più longeva casa di produzione indipendente della storia del cinema. Dopo titoli come Selvaggi (1972), Party selvaggio (1974), Autobiografia di una principessa (1975), Roseland (1977), Il treno delle 5:48 (1979), l’affermazione internazionale arriva con Gli europei , presentato al Festival di Cannes nel 1979, e si consolida negli anni Ottanta con Calore e polvere (1981), Camera con vista (1985), Maurice (1987), quest’ultimi tratti dai romanzi di E. M. Forster. Camera con vista viene candidato a otto premi Oscar , tra cui miglior film e miglior regista, e ne conquista tre, per la sceneggiatura non originale, per i costumi e le scenografie, mentre Maurice vince il L eone d’Argento directed at the Venice Film Festival .
Ivory back then in the United States where he made Slaves of New York , inspired by the best-selling novel by Tama Janowitz, and Mr. & Mrs. Bridge with Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward , Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's adaptation of the novel by Evan S. Connell. The film received an Oscar nomination for Best Actress (Joanne Woodward) and won the award for the screenplay of the New York Film Critics Circle. With the next project, the director returns back to EM Forster and the result is one of his greatest hits, Howard, candidate for nine Oscars and won three statuettes: Best Actress (E mma Thompson), Best Adapted Screenplay (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala) and best art director (Luciana Arrighi / Ian Whittaker). His next film, Q uel Remains of the Day sees still together Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson , and is a new triumph, with eight Oscar nominations and appointment to "Film of the Year" by British Film Critics Society.
Awarded by the Directors Guild of America DW Griffith Award for Lifetime Achievement, Ivory continues to make films that get wide acclaim from critics and audiences, such as J efferson in Paris (1995), Surviving Picasso (1996), with Anthony Hopkins in the shoes of the painter, L to A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (1998), filmed entirely in Paris, The Golden Bowl (2000), Nick Nolte, Uma Thurman and Anjelica Huston . The latest film by the director before that night golden are Le Divorce -American in Paris (2003), based on the novel by Diane Johnson, and The White Countess (2005), the last film produced by the late Ismail Merchant.
The Cast
Anthony Hopkins (Adam)
Vincitore dell’Oscar per la formidabile interpretazione di Hannibal Lecter ne Il silenzio degli innocenti (1991), Anthony Hopkins ha ricevuto altre tre candidature per Quel che resta del giorno (1993), sempre di James Ivory, Nixon - Gli intrighi del potere (1995) di Oliver Stone e Amistad (1997) di Steven Spielberg .
Born December 31, 1937 at Margum, near Port Talbot, Wales, is the only child of Muriel and Richard Hopkins. Her father is a baker and a young Anthony studied at Cowbridge Grammar School. At age 17, up by chance in a YMCA amateur theatrical production and understands immediately that he had found his own way. Through his skill at the piano, he won a scholarship to the Welsh College of Music & Drama in Cardiff where he studied for two years, until he was invited to audition with Sir Laurence Olivier , then Director of the Royal National Theater. Two years later, Hopkins is a replacement for Olivier in Strindberg's Dance of Death.
In 1967 big-screen debut playing Richard the Lionheart, it The Lion in Winter, near Peter O'Toole and Katherine Hepburn , a role for which she won a BAFTA nomination for Best Actor. Torn between the two sides of the Atlantic, during the seventies often works with Richard Attenborough ( Young Winston, A Bridge Too Far and Magic - Magic ) or great masters such as Robert Wise ( Audrey Rose ), although the general public especially remembers one of the first works of David Lynch , The Elephant Man (1980). Thanks to Shakespeare's Othello and television adaptations of The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, at home becomes a real star, a status confirmed by films such as 84 Charing Cross Road David Hugh Jones and Love and anger Mike Newell.
The consecration, however, comes with the International Oscar for The Silence of the Lambs (1991), followed by a golden moment for Hopkins, who became one of the most popular players in the world. Among the major titles in those years there are two masterpieces of Merchant Ivory's Howards (1992) and The Remains of the Day (1993), Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) by Francis Ford Coppola , Nixon - Nixon (1995) by Oliver Stone , Legends of the Fall (1994) by Edward Zwick , Surviving Picasso (1996), even Ivory, Amistad (1997), Steven Spielberg's . Hopkins plays in the same period, several blockbuster success ( The Mask of Zorro, Meet Joe Black, Instinct - Instinct primordial Alexander), but also more risky or original movies like Titus Julie Taymor's film or adaptation of the novel by Philip Roth The Human Stain with Nicole Kidman . In 2001 and in 2002 he returned to assume the role of Hannibal Lecter in Hannibal and Red Dragon, also taken from the novels of Thomas Harris and very much welcomed by the public.
Winner of the Cecil B. DeMille in 2006, active as a director himself (Dylan Thomas: Return Journey, August, Slipstream), including its recent titles include All the King's Men (2006), Bobby (2006), Beowulf (2007), Wolfman (2009) and the last effort of Woody Allen, You Will Meet in Tall Dark Stranger . It is currently involved in the filming of several movies, including the thriller "The Rite, in which he plays an exorcist, and Hemingway & Fuentes, which will fall in the shoes of the great American writer.
Charlotte Gainsbourg (Arden)
Nel 1961, Ivory si associa a Ismail Merchant per fondare la Merchant Ivory Productions : il primo lungometraggio della neonata società è The Householder - Il capofamiglia, ispirato a uno dei primi romanzi di Ruth Prawer Jhabvala , autrice anche della sceneggiatura. Si forma così il terzetto di talenti che sarà alla base della più longeva casa di produzione indipendente della storia del cinema. Dopo titoli come Selvaggi (1972), Party selvaggio (1974), Autobiografia di una principessa (1975), Roseland (1977), Il treno delle 5:48 (1979), l’affermazione internazionale arriva con Gli europei , presentato al Festival di Cannes nel 1979, e si consolida negli anni Ottanta con Calore e polvere (1981), Camera con vista (1985), Maurice (1987), quest’ultimi tratti dai romanzi di E. M. Forster. Camera con vista viene candidato a otto premi Oscar , tra cui miglior film e miglior regista, e ne conquista tre, per la sceneggiatura non originale, per i costumi e le scenografie, mentre Maurice vince il L eone d’Argento directed at the Venice Film Festival .
Ivory back then in the United States where he made Slaves of New York , inspired by the best-selling novel by Tama Janowitz, and Mr. & Mrs. Bridge with Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward , Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's adaptation of the novel by Evan S. Connell. The film received an Oscar nomination for Best Actress (Joanne Woodward) and won the award for the screenplay of the New York Film Critics Circle. With the next project, the director returns back to EM Forster and the result is one of his greatest hits, Howard, candidate for nine Oscars and won three statuettes: Best Actress (E mma Thompson), Best Adapted Screenplay (Ruth Prawer Jhabvala) and best art director (Luciana Arrighi / Ian Whittaker). His next film, Q uel Remains of the Day sees still together Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson , and is a new triumph, with eight Oscar nominations and appointment to "Film of the Year" by British Film Critics Society.
Awarded by the Directors Guild of America DW Griffith Award for Lifetime Achievement, Ivory continues to make films that get wide acclaim from critics and audiences, such as J efferson in Paris (1995), Surviving Picasso (1996), with Anthony Hopkins in the shoes of the painter, L to A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries (1998), filmed entirely in Paris, The Golden Bowl (2000), Nick Nolte, Uma Thurman and Anjelica Huston . The latest film by the director before that night golden are Le Divorce -American in Paris (2003), based on the novel by Diane Johnson, and The White Countess (2005), the last film produced by the late Ismail Merchant.
The Cast
Anthony Hopkins (Adam)
Vincitore dell’Oscar per la formidabile interpretazione di Hannibal Lecter ne Il silenzio degli innocenti (1991), Anthony Hopkins ha ricevuto altre tre candidature per Quel che resta del giorno (1993), sempre di James Ivory, Nixon - Gli intrighi del potere (1995) di Oliver Stone e Amistad (1997) di Steven Spielberg .
Born December 31, 1937 at Margum, near Port Talbot, Wales, is the only child of Muriel and Richard Hopkins. Her father is a baker and a young Anthony studied at Cowbridge Grammar School. At age 17, up by chance in a YMCA amateur theatrical production and understands immediately that he had found his own way. Through his skill at the piano, he won a scholarship to the Welsh College of Music & Drama in Cardiff where he studied for two years, until he was invited to audition with Sir Laurence Olivier , then Director of the Royal National Theater. Two years later, Hopkins is a replacement for Olivier in Strindberg's Dance of Death.
In 1967 big-screen debut playing Richard the Lionheart, it The Lion in Winter, near Peter O'Toole and Katherine Hepburn , a role for which she won a BAFTA nomination for Best Actor. Torn between the two sides of the Atlantic, during the seventies often works with Richard Attenborough ( Young Winston, A Bridge Too Far and Magic - Magic ) or great masters such as Robert Wise ( Audrey Rose ), although the general public especially remembers one of the first works of David Lynch , The Elephant Man (1980). Thanks to Shakespeare's Othello and television adaptations of The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, at home becomes a real star, a status confirmed by films such as 84 Charing Cross Road David Hugh Jones and Love and anger Mike Newell.
The consecration, however, comes with the International Oscar for The Silence of the Lambs (1991), followed by a golden moment for Hopkins, who became one of the most popular players in the world. Among the major titles in those years there are two masterpieces of Merchant Ivory's Howards (1992) and The Remains of the Day (1993), Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) by Francis Ford Coppola , Nixon - Nixon (1995) by Oliver Stone , Legends of the Fall (1994) by Edward Zwick , Surviving Picasso (1996), even Ivory, Amistad (1997), Steven Spielberg's . Hopkins plays in the same period, several blockbuster success ( The Mask of Zorro, Meet Joe Black, Instinct - Instinct primordial Alexander), but also more risky or original movies like Titus Julie Taymor's film or adaptation of the novel by Philip Roth The Human Stain with Nicole Kidman . In 2001 and in 2002 he returned to assume the role of Hannibal Lecter in Hannibal and Red Dragon, also taken from the novels of Thomas Harris and very much welcomed by the public.
Winner of the Cecil B. DeMille in 2006, active as a director himself (Dylan Thomas: Return Journey, August, Slipstream), including its recent titles include All the King's Men (2006), Bobby (2006), Beowulf (2007), Wolfman (2009) and the last effort of Woody Allen, You Will Meet in Tall Dark Stranger . It is currently involved in the filming of several movies, including the thriller "The Rite, in which he plays an exorcist, and Hemingway & Fuentes, which will fall in the shoes of the great American writer.
Charlotte Gainsbourg (Arden)
Considered one of the best French actresses of her generation, Charlotte Gainsbourg in 2009 received the Golden Palm at Cannes Best actress Antichrist of Lars von Trier .
Daughter of singer / songwriter (and occasional director) Serge Gainsbourg and English actress Jane Birkin, Charlotte was born in London on July 22, 1971. His big screen debut in 1984, when it plays the daughter of Catherine Deneuve in the film Love and Music . In the same year she starred opposite his father a stir in the controversial music video for the song Lemon Incest . After
Cement Garden, directed by his maternal uncle Andrew Birkin (1994) and played his first film in English, is discovered by international audience Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë's novel adaptation directed by Franco Zeffirelli .
Gainsbourg confirms his talent by winning another Cesar - as supporting actress - for Christmas lunch (1999), but also received critical acclaim for his interpretations in 21 grams of Alejandro González Iñárritu (2003) and The Science of Sleep Michel Gondry of , which consolidated its worldwide success. Among the later films include Lend me your hand (2006), the Golden Door Italian (2006), I'm Not There (2007), Persécution (2009), until the consecration of von Trier's Antichrist, who will direct in Melancholia still in process.
parallel career as an actress, since young Gainsbourg has continued to singer, making his debut in 1986 with the album " Charlotte for Ever," written and produced by her father Serge. After several collaborations and duets prestigious, the second disc, "5:55 ", was released in 2006 and is a success with audiences and critics, that the door at the top of the charts in France. The third and latest album, " IRM " (2009) was produced by Beck and followed by an international tour.
Daughter of singer / songwriter (and occasional director) Serge Gainsbourg and English actress Jane Birkin, Charlotte was born in London on July 22, 1971. His big screen debut in 1984, when it plays the daughter of Catherine Deneuve in the film Love and Music . In the same year she starred opposite his father a stir in the controversial music video for the song Lemon Incest . After
Cement Garden, directed by his maternal uncle Andrew Birkin (1994) and played his first film in English, is discovered by international audience Jane Eyre, Charlotte Brontë's novel adaptation directed by Franco Zeffirelli .
Gainsbourg confirms his talent by winning another Cesar - as supporting actress - for Christmas lunch (1999), but also received critical acclaim for his interpretations in 21 grams of Alejandro González Iñárritu (2003) and The Science of Sleep Michel Gondry of , which consolidated its worldwide success. Among the later films include Lend me your hand (2006), the Golden Door Italian (2006), I'm Not There (2007), Persécution (2009), until the consecration of von Trier's Antichrist, who will direct in Melancholia still in process.
parallel career as an actress, since young Gainsbourg has continued to singer, making his debut in 1986 with the album " Charlotte for Ever," written and produced by her father Serge. After several collaborations and duets prestigious, the second disc, "5:55 ", was released in 2006 and is a success with audiences and critics, that the door at the top of the charts in France. The third and latest album, " IRM " (2009) was produced by Beck and followed by an international tour.
Laura Linney (Caroline)
Nominated three times for an Oscar (in 2000 for C shame on me in 2004 for Kinsey, in 2008 The Savages), Laura Linney also won a BAFTA Award for Mystic River , not to mention three Emmys and a Golden Globe for his television roles.
Born in New York, studied acting at Brown University, and then studies at the famous Juilliard School. Before the arrival at the cinema, Linney is devoted to the theater, winning numerous awards and becoming one of the leading actresses of Broadway, his first starring film are Congo (1995) and Primal Fear ( 1996), but the real launching pad is represented by Absolute Power (1997, Clint Eastwood's ) and The Truman Show (1998, Peter Weir's ), which obtained a great success all over the world.
An independent film of 2000, Count on Me, Kenneth Lonergan-time director, gives her the first of his three Oscar nominations, finally affirming the stature of star. Among his most recent film credits include Man of the Year (2007), The Savages (2008, third Oscar nomination), Breach - The infiltrator (2008), The shadow of suspicion (2008), as well as gold that night of worship and the TV miniseries John Adams, for which he received an Emmy and a Golden Globe. After Sympathy for Delicious, the directorial debut of Mark Ruffalo, has just finished filming The Details, along with Tobey Maguire.
Born in New York, studied acting at Brown University, and then studies at the famous Juilliard School. Before the arrival at the cinema, Linney is devoted to the theater, winning numerous awards and becoming one of the leading actresses of Broadway, his first starring film are Congo (1995) and Primal Fear ( 1996), but the real launching pad is represented by Absolute Power (1997, Clint Eastwood's ) and The Truman Show (1998, Peter Weir's ), which obtained a great success all over the world.
An independent film of 2000, Count on Me, Kenneth Lonergan-time director, gives her the first of his three Oscar nominations, finally affirming the stature of star. Among his most recent film credits include Man of the Year (2007), The Savages (2008, third Oscar nomination), Breach - The infiltrator (2008), The shadow of suspicion (2008), as well as gold that night of worship and the TV miniseries John Adams, for which he received an Emmy and a Golden Globe. After Sympathy for Delicious, the directorial debut of Mark Ruffalo, has just finished filming The Details, along with Tobey Maguire.
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