Coriolanus

2011
16
2h 3min

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Ralph Fiennes and Gerard Butler in Coriolanus (2011)

In a contemporary spin on Shakespeare's work, a warrior (Ralph Fiennes) whose honesty sees him banished from Rome makes a pact with a sworn enemy, Tullus Aufidius (Gerard Butler), and charges on the Eternal City.

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Un héroe desterrado de Roma se alía con un enemigo jurado para vengarse de la ciudad.Un héroe desterrado de Roma se alía con un enemigo jurado para vengarse de la ciudad.Un héroe desterrado de Roma se alía con un enemigo jurado para vengarse de la ciudad.

Dirección
- Ralph Fiennes
Guión
- John Logan
- William Shakespeare
Reparto principal

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,1/10

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Dirección
- Ralph Fiennes
Guión
- John Logan
- William Shakespeare
Reparto principal

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Nominado a 1 premio BAFTA
- 10 premios y 18 nominaciones en total

Vídeos7

Trailer 2:16

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Curiosidades
Sir Ian McKellen credits Ralph Fiennes' Coriolanus as one of his favorite Shakespearean performances on film.

Pifias
In the Senate, while General Cominius praises Coriolanus, in a close-up of Menenius on his right hand side a coat-of-arms of Republic of Serbia (doubleheaded eagle with crown) can be seen. The Senate scenes were filmed in the Serbian parliament building.

Citas
Caius Martius Coriolanus: I'll fight with none but thee, for I do hate thee.
Tullus Aufidius: We hate alike.

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Featured in Breakfast: Episodio fechado 19 agosto 2011 (2011)

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Performed by Goran Bregovic for Kamarad Production

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9/10

Spectacular

A jaw-dropping interpretation of Shakespeare's Coriolanus. I was literally in awe when I left. Admittedly, I know my way around the story, I've read Coriolanus a few times. But I have to say that this adaptation is so well executed that I caught myself discovering incredible lines and themes and ideas to which I had never paid attention before. Ralph Fiennes' interpretation of Coriolanus is solid. The pride, the wrath, the one-track-mindedness are all very palpable. And one couldn't wish for a better Volumnia. Terrifying. Fascinating. I've always been reluctant to modern settings, but this time, I loved it. It just worked. Go and see for yourself. As for me, I'm definitely going to watch it again.