Matilda, de Roald Dahl: El musical

Título original: Matilda: The Musical

2022
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1h 57min

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Alisha Weir in Matilda, de Roald Dahl: El musical (2022)

An adaptation of the Tony and Olivier award-winning musical. Matilda tells the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a sharp mind and a vivid imagination, dares to take a stand to change her story with miraculous results.

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Una adaptación del musical ganador de los premios Tony y Olivier. Cuenta la historia de una chica extraordinaria que con una mente brillante y una imaginación increible, se atreve a tomar un... Leer todoUna adaptación del musical ganador de los premios Tony y Olivier. Cuenta la historia de una chica extraordinaria que con una mente brillante y una imaginación increible, se atreve a tomar una posición para cambiar su historia con resultados milagrosos.Una adaptación del musical ganador de los premios Tony y Olivier. Cuenta la historia de una chica extraordinaria que con una mente brillante y una imaginación increible, se atreve a tomar una posición para cambiar su historia con resultados milagrosos.

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Nominada a2premios BAFTA
- 5 premios ganados y 9 nominaciones en total

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Official Teaser Trailer

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All About Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical

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Matilda: Revolting Children (UK)

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Trivia
Mara Wilson, who played the title character in Matilda (1996), turned down a cameo role, saying she didn't want to fly to England just for one day of filming. Similarly, Pam Ferris (Miss Trunchbull in the original) was also offered a cameo but supposedly turned it down as it clashed with rehearsals for a stage play.

Errores
Early in the movie, Miss Trunchbull is referenced as having competed at the Olympics after having also been the 1959 English champion in Women's hammer throw. This was not an Olympic event until 2000, making it unlikely Agatha Trunchbull competed at that level. Given the character, however, it might be presumed that it was all fabricated.

Citas
Mrs. Phelps: Is it a bully? Because you know, the best way to deal with bullies, is tell someone. Straight away. They thrive on... silence.

Créditos curiosos
The Roald Dahl Story Company logo appears in the form of a golden ticket inside a Wonka candy bar (from Dahl's novel "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory").

Versiones alternativas
In the French and Thai dubs, the reprise for "When I Grow Up" is left in instrumental. Likewise, the Turkish dub leaves it in English.

Conexiones
Featured in EE BAFTA Film Awards (2023)

Bandas sonoras
Miracle
Written by Tim Minchin
Performed by Matt Henry, Alisha Weir, Stephen Graham, and Andrea Riseborough

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For people who don't know who Matilda is

This, very poor film, borrows some character and place names from a Ronald Dahl book called Matilda. They are in no other way connected. The story is entirely different and loses all of its magic as a result. Unfortunately, they haven't replaced it with a better story. They haven't even replaced it with an average story. Instead, they've created a lame version of The Midwich Cuckoos with some nasty and vengeful kids who seem to enjoy violence, rather than being driven to it by an alien force.

As you would expect, Emma Thompson and Stephen Graham can act, no one else in the film can. In fact, Stephen Graham's Mr Wormwood is the closest relation to a Roald Dahl character as he has a deep orange tan and bright green hair so has a striking resemblance to a 1970's Oompa Loompa.

If you're a fan of the book, the original film, the musical, or anything Roald Dahl related, ignore at all costs.