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Oct21 ‘Mank’ Trailer: David Fincher’s 1930s Netflix Epic Sees Gary Oldman as a Troubled Screenwriter
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Netflix has released the official trailer for Mank, which transports Oscar-winner Gary Oldman and an equally starry cast back to 1930s Hollywood. Why? Well, because director David Fincher is interested in examining the making of one of the biggest movies ever made, Orson Welles' Citizen Kane, and the drama surrounding the life of its screenwriter, Herman Mankiewicz. [caption id="attachment_926343" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Netflix[/caption] Building on the first trailer, the official Mank trailer goes even deeper into teasing the many troubles swirling around Herman "Just call me Mank" Mankiewicz (Oldman). Yes, there's the promises …
Fincher, Oldman and Citizen Kane? Give it to me, now.
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Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale are genuine animation legends. Their first film as directors, Beauty and the Beast, was a runaway smash and the first animated feature to be nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award (it was up against JFK and ultimate winner The Silence of the Lambs). After Beauty and the Beast, they directed The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a true spiritual successor to Beauty and the Beast (there’s even a cameo from Belle in the opening number!) and the adventurous Atlantis: The Lost Empire, one of the last truly great traditionally animated movies at Disney. So …
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