The highly anticipated adaptation of David Grann’s non-fiction book stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Lily Gladstone
. “He goes to these weird places that are so difficult and convoluted, and through the convolution, somehow there’s a clarity that we reach. And usually it’s in the expression, in his face, in his eyes. I’ve always told him this. He’s a natural film actor.”, Jesse Plemons, John Lithgow and recent best actor Oscar winner Brendan Fraser.Grann’s book a “timely and disturbing” look at an example of white genocide against Native people.earlier this year, Grann expressed admiration for the production.
Carrying a budget of $200m, the Apple-funded movie marks the tech streamer’s most expensive bet to date. The company has teamed up with Paramount to give the film a wide theatrical release before heading to Apple TV+. “The risk is there, showing in a theater in the first place,” Scorsese said. “But the risk for this subject matter, and then for running time. It’s a commitment.”: “It’s a project I am proud of & I cannot wait to share it with you all.
Next week the film will have its world premiere at the Cannes film festival alongside new films from Wes Anderson and Jonathan Glazer.
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