7.7
Summary
Brought back to life by an unorthodox scientist, a young woman runs off with a lawyer on a whirlwind adventure across the continents. Free from the prejudices of her times, she grows steadfast in her purpose to stand for equality and liberation.
Cast
Emma Stone
Bella Baxter
Mark Ruffalo
Duncan Wedderburn
Willem Dafoe
Godwin Baxter
Ramy Youssef
Max McCandles
Christopher Abbott
Alfie Blessington
Suzy Bemba
Toinette
Jerrod Carmichael
Harry Astley
Kathryn Hunter
Swiney
Vicki Pepperdine
Mrs. Prim
Hanna Schygulla
Martha Von Kurtzroc
Margaret Qualley
Felicity
Jack Barton
Fop 1
Charlie Hiscock
Fop 2
Attila Dobai
Hapless Student
Emma Hindle
Woman with Kid in London Street
Anders Grundberg
Kid in London Street
Attila Kecskeméthy
Burly Guy
Jucimar Barbosa
Lisbon Doorman
Carminho
Fado Singing Woman
Angela Paula Stander
Arguing Woman
Gustavo Gomes
Arguing Man
Kate Handford
Kitty
Owen Good
Gerald
Zen Joshua Poisson
Lisbon Crying Baby
Vivienne Soan
Duchess
Jerskin Fendrix
Lisbon Restaurant Musician
István Göz
Winking Man
Bruna Asdorian
Lisbon Dancing Woman
Tamás Szabó Sipos
Lisbon Dancing Man
Tom Stourton
Steward
Mascuud Dahir
Gangplank Steward 1
Miles Jovian
Gangplank Steward 2
Jeremy Wheeler
Ship Officer
János Geréb
Dog Owner
Patrick de Valette
Chapelle
Raphaël Thiéry
Saveur the Butcher
Boris Gillot
Mersault
Dorina Kovács
Swiney's Grandchild
Yorgos Stefanakos
Georges
Hubert Benhamdine
Handsome Priest
Laurent Borel
Crab Man
Gábor Patay
Hooks for Hands Guy
Laurent Winkler
Paris Medical School Surgeon
Andrew Hefler
Leg Humping Guy
Damien Bonnard
Father
Noah Breton
Son 1
Donovan Fouassier
Son 2
Wayne Brett
Priest
John Locke
David, Alfie's Butler
Keeley Forsyth
Allison, Alfie's Maid
David Bromley
Alfie's Doctor
Celina Schleicher
Swiney Woman #1 (uncredited)
Roderick Hill
Man in Park (uncredited)
Crew
Director
Yorgos Lanthimos
Novel
Alasdair Gray
Screenplay
Tony McNamara
Reviews
msbreviews
September 2, 2023
9
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://fandomwire.com/poor-things-venice-film-festival-review-emma-stone-shines-in-the-best-film-of-the-year-so-far/
"Not only is Poor Things the best movie of the festival, but it's also the best of the year so far, as well as a new personal favorite of Yorgos Lanthimos' career.
A brilliantly thought-provoking, insanely hilarious story packed with substance, focused on a fascinating self-discovery journey filled with thematically rich layers. Astonishing performances from the entire cast, but Emma Stone is truly impressive as an exceptionally expressive force who should win many awards.
A technical masterclass across all filmmaking areas simply puts the icing on top of a near-perfect cake."
Rating: A
Media
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$35,000,000.00
Revenue:
$117,607,117.00
