Shakespeare: L'homme derrière le masque

Titre original : All Is True

2018
PG
1h 41m

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6,3/10

5,6 k

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Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, and Ian McKellen in Shakespeare: L'homme derrière le masque (2018)

'All Is True' reveals a dramatic and little known period in the final years of William Shakespeare (Kenneth Branagh). Also stars Judi Dench and Ian McKellen.

Liretrailer1 min 35 s

12 vidéos

47 photos

Period Drama Biography Drama History

On examine les derniers jours de la vie de l'écrivain renommé William Shakespeare.On examine les derniers jours de la vie de l'écrivain renommé William Shakespeare.On examine les derniers jours de la vie de l'écrivain renommé William Shakespeare.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,3/10

5,6 k

MA NOTE

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Prix
- 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
In one of his scenes with Judi Dench, Kenneth Branagh was supposed to directly cite lines from William Shakespeare's work, but he got it slightly wrong, so Dench started to laugh at the mistake. In retort, Branagh quipped "You can probably finish it!", which she promptly did. All of this was obviously not scripted, but nonetheless kept for the finished film.

Gaffes
When talking to the Earl of Southampton, Shakespeare repeatedly addresses him as "Your Grace". When addressing an Earl, the correct form is "My Lord" (only a duke, archbishop or monarch would be addressed as Your Grace). The real William Shakespeare spent enough time around nobility to be well aware of the correct title to use.

Citations
William Shakespeare: If you want to be a writer, and speak to others and for others, speak first for yourself. Search within. Consider the contents of your own soul. Your humanity. And if you're honest with yourself, then whatever you write, all is true.

Connexions
Referenced in OWV Updates: Christmas Eve 2018 Multimedia Update (2018)

Bandes originales
Fear No More
Performed by Abigail Doyle
Music written by Patrick Doyle
Words by William Shakespeare
Published by Patrick Doyle Music Administered by Air-Edel Association L T D

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Pensive, Poignant, Satisfying

I appreciated this thoughtful film, and Branagh did a marvelous job helming it while also portraying Shakespeare. Another reviewer scoffed at the historical inaccuracy due to the real-life age difference between Branagh and Dench. This chronology was not distracting to me, because both actors gave convincing portrayals. Costumes and set design were outstanding. The gorgeous English countryside stood in as another character, of sorts. During the pre-release screening (USA), the director revealed a fascinating fact: several of the interior scenes were lit by candles, absent of any set lights. I was taken by Branagh's passionate and studied approach to Shakespeare, and this film is a fine example.