Jessica Chastain says she talked to Anne Hathaway about a person her death redo. Chastain and Hathaway are two of the most acclaimed actresses of today. Chastain and Hathaway have been nominated for three Academy Awards, most recently for her stunning portrayal in the film. Tammy Faye’s Eyeswhile Hathaway (Hathaway) has earned two Oscar nominations, Miserables The two stars first appeared together in a Christopher Nolan film in 2013 among the stars 2014, this year reunited for James Gray’s doomsday.
Released in 1992, her death Follows two female competitors vying for the same man who take a magic potion that promises to keep them young forever, but ends up suffering terrible side effects. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, this dark satirical comedy (back to the future, Forrest Gump), co-authored by David Koepp (Jurassic Park, Mission Impossible), and stars Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Isabella Rossellini and Bruce Willis. Today, the film is remembered for its creative use of CGI and won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects.
in a recent interview progress advertisement for her new Netflix movie good nurseWhen asked what classic movie Chastain would like to remake, and to her surprise, she replied her deathThe Oscar winner even discussed the idea with Hathaway, saying she wanted to play Streep or Horn. Read Chastain’s full response below:
I just talked to annie [Hathaway] to this! It would be fun to remake Death as her. I’ll play either Meryl Streep or Goldie Hawn. You know, when it came out, it was a huge flop. People think it’s trash! But I think it’s a masterpiece.
Will Death be her work for a modern audience?
Although Chastain said her death used to”a huge failure,“ The film was indeed a huge commercial success, grossing $149 million worldwide, nearly triple its $55 million budget. However, her death Critics received mixed reviews praising the film’s technical prowess and main acting, but ultimately found the film regrettably lacking in substance, criticizing its satire and human depth. object. That’s probably why Chastain remembered her death The way she does things. In the years since its release, the film has gained a lot of followers, especially in the LGBTQ+ community.
In an age of Hollywood’s countless remakes and reboots, studios are increasingly focusing on adding new content to the original footage rather than simply remaking it. Despite the mixed criticism, her death Having been successful with modern audiences, whether the film needs a remake remains an open question. It’s also unclear if Chastain and Hathaway discussed a movie theory. her death A remake is an interesting idea or project that is actively being pursued. Either way, if handled with care at some point, a new part of the movie could well be a hit.
Source: Parade