Rumeur donc à prendre avec des pincettes
Via The Playlist:
Lorsque les premières représentations ont débuté au Royal Court Theatre de Londres en 2010, 'Posh' a vraiment aidé à donner un sacré coup de pouce aux carrières de ces jeunes acteurs, parmi lesquels Kit Harington ('Game Of Thrones'), Joshua McGuire ('The Hour'), Tom Mison (la future série TV 'Sleepy Hollow') et David Dawson ('Luther') tous ayant eu de grandes propositions après ça. Le réalisateur de 'Une Education', Lone Scherfig, a récemment signé pour une adaptation cinématographique, et il semblerait qu'on pourrait bien avoir un casting aux multiples talents, avec quelques stars montantes, et une star plus importante, et tous en négociations pour faire partie du projet.
Selon Baz Bamigboye, Max Irons, Sam Claflin et Douglas Booth sont tous en pleines négotiations pour jouer dans le film, et alors les discussions viennent tout juste de commencer, la superstar de 'Twilight' Robert Pattinson pourrait peut être se joindre à eux. Olala mes ovaires! Si les trois premiers noms ne sont pas encore très connus, Irons est le fils du légendaire acteur Jeremy Irons, il a dernièrement joué dans 'Le Petit Chaperon Rouge', et on le verra prochainement dans 'Les Âmes Vagabondes'. Claflin a quelques gros films à son actif, avec 'Pirates des Caraïbes' et 'Snow White et le Chasseur', et il a aussi joué dans 'The Hunger Games; Catching Fire' qui sortira plus tard dans l'année. Et Booth, qui faisait parti de notre classement des Acteurs qui montent publié en début de semaine, a récemment joué dans l'adaptation TV de 'Great Expectations' et va tourner dans 'Romeo & Juliette' et 'Jupiter Ascending' de Wachowsk.
La pièce de théâtre et le film, montreraient une version du club Bullingdon, une institution de l'université d'Oxford (semblable à une fraternité) qui a compté parmi ses membres l'actuel Premier Ministre David Cameron et l'actuel Maire de Londres Boris Johnson, où se fréquentent des idiots privilégiés qui restent toujours ensemble, se bourrent la gueule ensemble et retournent des restaurants ensemble. La pièce de Wade se focalise sur les membres du Riot Club, dont le rassemblement dans un pub country s'est terminé en une tragédie, et on peut tout à fait imaginer ces 4 acteurs se fondre dans ce type d' environnement.
Il semblerait que l'implication de Pattinson soit la moins concrète des quatre; il est encore en train de tourner le film de David Michod 'The Rover', et il a le film de David Cronenberg 'Maps To The Stars' ainsi que celui de James Marsh 'Hold On To Me', qui sont indiqués sur son planning, mais personne ne sait où ils en sont en terme de financement. Mais une bonne base comme celle de cette pièce ainsi qu'un casting fort serait un choix intelligent pour l'acteur alors qu'il continue de vouloir échapper à l'ombre d' Edward Cullen. Comme le suggère Bamigboye, le défi sera au niveau dule planning; la nature de la pièce exige que le casting se réunisse tous ensemble autour d'une table pour la plus grande partie du tournage et tous ces acteurs sont très occupés et très demandés, alors ne soyez pas surpris s'il y a des changements avant de savoir qui collera au projet. Le tournage est prévu pour mai donc on ne devrait pas attendre longtemps avant de savoir qui aura un emploi du temps qui coincidera et 'Posh' pourrait éventuellement sortir en 2014.
UPDATE >>>>>>>>>>>
Via The Playlist: Max Irons est confirmé pour jouer dans 'Posh'. (...) Mais il n'y a pas de détails sur le rôle que Irons va interpréter, et nous n'allons pas spéculer. D'autres médias ont lié un certain nombre d'autres britanniques pour jouer dedans dont Douglas Booth, Sam Clafin et Robert Pattinson, même si il semblerait que Pattinson en particulier a été approché, mais peut ne pas être intéressé.
English Version after the Jump
When it opened at the Royal Court Theatre in London in 2010, "Posh" helped to give a real boost to the careers of its young cast, with actors including Kit Harington ("Game Of Thrones"), Joshua McGuire ("The Hour"), Tom Mison (the upcoming "Sleepy Hollow" TV series) and David Dawson ("Luther") all having gone on to great things after the fact. "An Education" director Lone Scherfig signed on to a film adaptation recently,
and it looks like we might be seeing a movie cast that's just as broad
in talent, with a few rising names, and one massive one, apparently in
various stages of talks to come on board.
According to the ever-on-the-money Baz Bamigboye, Max Irons, Sam Claflin and Douglas Booth are all in negotiations to star in the film, and while talks are at an earlier stage, "Twilight" megastar Robert Pattinson could potentially join them. Nurse, my ovaries! If the first three names don't quite ring a bell yet, Irons is the son of legendary actor Jeremy Irons, who previously appeared in "Red Riding Hood," and has "The Host" coming up shortly. Claflin has a couple of blockbusters under his belt already, with "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" and "Snow White & The Huntsman," and has "The Hunger Games; Catching Fire" coming up later and the year. And Booth, who was one of our Actors On The Rise picks earlier in the week, starred in the TV version of "Great Expectations" recently, and has "Romeo & Juliet" and the Wachowski's "Jupiter Ascending" on the way.
The play, and the film, revolves around a version of the Bullingdon Club, an Oxford University institution (not unlike a fraternity) which included current Prime Minister David Cameron and current Mayor of London Boris Johnson among its members, and which involves privileged idiots getting together, drinking themselves into oblivion and trashing restaurants. Wade's play focuses on the members of the Riot Club, whose meeting in a country pub ends in tragedy, and we can see all four of the actors fitting in nicely into that kind of environment.
It sounds like Pattinson's involvement is the least concrete; he's still filming David Michod's "The Rover," and he has David Cronenberg's "Maps To The Stars" and James Marsh's "Hold On To Me" nominally on his slate, though lord knows what state they're in in terms of financing. But a good piece of material, amid a strong ensemble, would be a smart move for the actor as he continues to try to escape the shadow of Edward Cullen. As Bamigboye suggests, the challenge here is going to be scheduling; the nature of the piece requires the cast to all be together round a dining table for much of the shoot, and all these guys are busy and in demand, so don't be surprise if there's mixing and matching with who sticks with the project. Filming is planned to get underway in May, so it shouldn't be too long before we find out who's able to fit it into their schedules, and "Posh" should eventually open in 2014
According to the ever-on-the-money Baz Bamigboye, Max Irons, Sam Claflin and Douglas Booth are all in negotiations to star in the film, and while talks are at an earlier stage, "Twilight" megastar Robert Pattinson could potentially join them. Nurse, my ovaries! If the first three names don't quite ring a bell yet, Irons is the son of legendary actor Jeremy Irons, who previously appeared in "Red Riding Hood," and has "The Host" coming up shortly. Claflin has a couple of blockbusters under his belt already, with "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides" and "Snow White & The Huntsman," and has "The Hunger Games; Catching Fire" coming up later and the year. And Booth, who was one of our Actors On The Rise picks earlier in the week, starred in the TV version of "Great Expectations" recently, and has "Romeo & Juliet" and the Wachowski's "Jupiter Ascending" on the way.
The play, and the film, revolves around a version of the Bullingdon Club, an Oxford University institution (not unlike a fraternity) which included current Prime Minister David Cameron and current Mayor of London Boris Johnson among its members, and which involves privileged idiots getting together, drinking themselves into oblivion and trashing restaurants. Wade's play focuses on the members of the Riot Club, whose meeting in a country pub ends in tragedy, and we can see all four of the actors fitting in nicely into that kind of environment.
It sounds like Pattinson's involvement is the least concrete; he's still filming David Michod's "The Rover," and he has David Cronenberg's "Maps To The Stars" and James Marsh's "Hold On To Me" nominally on his slate, though lord knows what state they're in in terms of financing. But a good piece of material, amid a strong ensemble, would be a smart move for the actor as he continues to try to escape the shadow of Edward Cullen. As Bamigboye suggests, the challenge here is going to be scheduling; the nature of the piece requires the cast to all be together round a dining table for much of the shoot, and all these guys are busy and in demand, so don't be surprise if there's mixing and matching with who sticks with the project. Filming is planned to get underway in May, so it shouldn't be too long before we find out who's able to fit it into their schedules, and "Posh" should eventually open in 2014
UPDATE >>>>>>>>>>
From The Playlist: Max Irons is confirmed to lead 'Posh. (...) There's no news on which character Irons will be playing in the ensemble, and we're not going to speculate. Other reports have linked a number of other erudite Brits to roles including Douglas Booth, Sam Clafin and Robert Pattinson, although the suggestion is that Pattinson in particular is being pursued but may not be interested.
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