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Now Showing In Budapest: 'My Week With Marilyn'

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Now Showing In Budapest: 'My Week With Marilyn'
"Clark affectionately remembers one enchanted week he spent leading the troubled Monroe on a tour of the English countryside. It offers an all-too-rare glimpse of the real woman beneath the carefully cultivated image, unencumbered by the busy machinery of stardom."



Movie type: Drama - This is a fact-based drama aimed at an older adult audience. This is not a straight-up biopic of Marilyn Monroe, but fans of Michelle Williams will have plenty to savor, as well as those of co-star Kenneth Branagh. Language and adult subject matter make the film inappropriate for children.

Director: Simon Curtis

Writer: Colin Clarke

Script: Adrian Hodges

Starring: Michelle Williams (Marilyn Monroe), Eddie Redmayne (Colin Clark), Kenneth Branagh (Sir Laurence Olivier)

Length: 1 hr. 39 min.

Reviews:

Berardinelli, Internet Critic: “Good The unpretentious, easy-to-digest style and short running length (a shade over 90 minutes), when coupled with strong acting (especially on Williams' part), make My Week with Marilyn a pleasant end-of-the-year diversion.”

Roger Ebert: “Very Good We didn't know Monroe, but we believe she must have been something like his. We're probably looking at one of this year's Oscar nominees.”

USA Today: “Good While My Week With Marilyn is more an awestruck reverie than a revelatory biopic, it's worth seeing for Williams' bravura performance.”

Chicago Tribune: “Above Average Now comes the film version of this genteel backstage gossip item. It's not much. But Michelle Williams and Kenneth Branagh are pretty wonderful in it...”

Source: cinemareview.com


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