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Режисьор: Саймън Къртис В ролите: Еди Редмайн, Тоби Джоунс, Ема Уотсън, Мишел Уилямс, Доминик Купър, Кенет Брана, Джуди Денч, Дъгрей Скот, Дерек Джейкъби, Филип Джаксън, Джулия Ормънд, Саймън Ръсел Бийл Жанр: Биографичен, Драма Държава: Великобритания, САЩ Година: 2011 Времетраене: 99 минути Реэюме: Филмът "Моята седмица с Мерилин" представя отношенията между сър Лорънс Оливие и Мерилин Монро по време на филма “The Prince and the Showgirl” от 1957-ма, в който Мерилин участва, а Оливие е режисьор и изпълнител на една от ролите. Филмът е сред претендентите за наградите БАФТА в цели 5 категории, но за съжаление не успява да спечели награда. Все пак Мерилин Монро взима „Давид ди Донатело”, признание от италианските критици. Мишел Уилямс се превъплъщава в легендарната блондинка, Кенет Брана е в ролята на сър Лорънс.
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During the height of her career in the 1950s, Marilyn Monroe headed to Britain to shoot the comedy that would become known as The Prince and the Showgirl with Sir Laurence Olivier. The two clashed on the film set, as is relayed to us by assistant director and My Week with Marilyn's main focus (ironically) Colin Clark. Olivier wanted to become a movie star, and Monroe strived to be taken seriously as an actor. Monroe studied “Stanislavsky’s system” – in common terms, method acting – with the help of Paula Strasberg in her aim for seriousness in cinema. Meanwhile, Olivier hired Monroe because she was famous and wanted her to “be sexy” in his movie. In their attempts to fulfill their true cinematic desires, they were never able to truly get along. That’s the movie that could have been. However, we get just the occasional glimpse of that interesting conflict, as a supposed romance between Clark and Monroe takes center stage. There’s surely some fun to be had, and while we do get an extraordinary leading turn from Michelle Williams, Simon Curtis’ My Week with Marilyn ends up being a flimsy trifle that doesn’t end up saying anywhere near as much as it aims to say. As naturally and refreshingly as Eddie Redmayne inhabits the role of memoir scribe Colin Clark, Adrian Hodges’ screenplay embarrassingly ricochets between the odd romance of sorts between Clark and Monroe and the happenings on the set of “Showgirl,” with occasional moments focusing on the rather uninteresting Clark. Hodges has glimpses of brilliance here and there for sure, mostly as Monroe and Branagh battle back and forth while shooting scenes for the comedy. However, such potential dims with a lack of distinct focus or linearity; it grows ever darker when Clark becomes the central focus. Seeing as the film is based on his memoir, it happens quite a bit. Although the writing is flimsy, the most crucial matter here is the iconic actress of the title. Marilyn Monroe was an actress, but she was more than that. She was someone bigger than herself, someone to whom there is no modern equivalent. The casting of Williams seemed a bit odd at first, mainly because she’s notable for roles in indie flicks than the glitz and glamour most associate with Monroe. However, by the time it’s all over, you realize that Williams does something incredible: She inhabits and becomes Marilyn Monroe. It’s something that actresses who lack her natural sensibilities and skills could do, even if they physically resemble Monroe all the way down to her eleven toes. In the way of natural strokes, Williams is funny and whimsy, overly dramatic and tragic, just like Monroe herself. But the other actors aren’t without their merits as well. Branagh fiercely resonates with an appropriately showy performance as Olivier. Dame Judi Dench turns in a light and humorous work as a fellow actress, Dame Sybill Thorndike. Emma Watson, with just a small role, proves that she’ll be able to spin movie magic without the aid of Hogwarts as a girl working in the costume department. My Week with Marilyn dazzles and entertains, and never leaves you longing for remarkable scenery or gorgeous costumes. However, behind that façade, there isn’t much worth praising aside from a hauntingly brilliant performance from Williams as the blond bombshell. My Week with Marilyn Directed by Simon Curtis Written by Adrian Hodges (screenplay), Colin Clark (memoir) Starring: Michelle Williams, Eddie Redmayne, Kenneth Branagh