Blue Moon will mark the ninth collaboration between Richard Linklater and Ethan Hawke. Beginning with Earlier than Dawn, the pair labored collectively on The Newton Boys, Waking Life, Tape, Earlier than Sundown, Quick Meals Nation, Earlier than Midnight, and Boyhood. Sony Footage Classics has now unveiled the trailer for Blue Moon. Along with Hawke, the movie may even function Margaret Qualley (The Substance), Bobby Cannavale (Ezra), and Andrew Scott (Ripley). Sony Footage Classics had acquired the worldwide rights for the challenge, which has been scripted by Robert Kaplow.
The official synopsis reads,
“…You know how in marriage they say “for better or for worse”? I believe, when it comes to my life, I’ve entered the “for worse” half, and it occurred so quietly I didn’t even acknowledge it.
Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon tells the story of legendary lyricist Lorenz Hart bravely dealing with the long run as his skilled and personal life unravel on the opening night time celebration for his former associate’s hit present Oklahoma!
By the point this night time is over, Hart may have confronted each a world that now not values his expertise and the seeming impossibility of affection.”
“Robert, Ethan and I have been developing this story for over a decade and are excited and grateful that the time has come to bring this to life,” Linklater mentioned in an announcement. A spokesperson for Sony Footage Classics added: “Almost a year ago, Rick, Ethan and John reached out to us with Robert Kaplow’s amazing script Blue Moon. Helping them over the following months to bring it together has been incredibly exciting and now, on the verge of production, with this fantastic cast and crew in place and Rick at the helm, we are thrilled to finally announce it and bring the film to audiences everywhere in the world.” Along with directing Blue Moon, Linklater additionally produced the film alongside Mike Blizzard and John Sloss.
Richard Linklater’s newest movie, Nouvelle Obscure, has discovered a house, with Netflix buying the rights for $4 million. Nouvelle Obscure is undoubtedly a love letter to cinema, as Linklater chronicles the making of 1960’s Breathless, which wasn’t solely Jean-Luc Godard’s debut movie but additionally modified the panorama of worldwide movie via its modern use of camerawork, sound and enhancing, most notably seen in its famed leap cuts.
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