Director Chloé Zhao and stars Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal share their emotions watching their film ‘Hamnet’ at THR’s TIFF lounge at the 1 Hotel Toronto. The cast delves into the strong connections they felt for this movie and how they conveyed these emotions creatively in their film. While also being able to break into dance breaks to balance the serious tone of making the film!
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But his wife’s name was Anne NOTAgnes!!!
Agnes was the name found on her father’s will which is one of the few (if not only) legal documents with her official name on it. That’s why Maggie O’Farrell decided to use it instead of Anne when writing the book.
Spelling was not very consistent in the 17th century and the g would not necessarily be a hard g when pronounced. Could well have been pronounced more like An-nes. Remember most people had little “book-learning” and many could write very little, often only part of their own name.
The genius of Chloe Zhao is mind-blowing.
my internet sad boyfriend
I was privileged enough to see this film early and it was an experience I’ll never forget. Incredible film and deserves all the accolades it gets
Sometimes actresses earn hatred for roles, even if it’s fiction. In the real world, they earn real criticism, and this trash, Jessie Buckley, you’re trash.
Just hand them the Oscars already I think the academy will enjoy a period piece film about grief and love. And who doesn’t love Shakespeare? Alongside nice to see a PG-13 rated film that many viewers including students can enjoy.
Yes…. Yes I’ve read The Odessy. Aaaaaand The Iliad so if you find Homer boring, it’s your fault and not Homer’s
Damn are they all Jungians or what??? They’re speaking my language haha
This film is a masterpiece.
Amazing movie, I cried my eyes out.