2ª temporada de The Crown ganha primeiro trailer e 65 fotos
A Netflix divulgou 65 fotos e o trailer completo da 2ª temporada de “The Crown”. A prévia revela que a produção continua luxuosa, com inúmeros cenários, figurinos e recriação meticulosa de época, […]
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A Netflix divulgou 65 fotos e o trailer completo da 2ª temporada de “The Crown”. A prévia revela que a produção continua luxuosa, com inúmeros cenários, figurinos e recriação meticulosa de época, agora chegando nos anos 1960. A época é de grandes mudanças, o que faz com que a monarquia britânica, presa em tradições antiquadas, seja confrontada e precise mudar para se manter relevante, ao mesmo tempo em que teme novos escândalos.
Criada pelo roteirista Peter Morgan, que já havia retratado Elizabeth II com sucesso no drama “A Rainha” (2006) e na peça “The Audience”, a série traz Claire Foy (a Ana Bolena da minissérie “Wolf Hall”) como a rainha Elizabeth II, Matt Smith (série “Doctor Who”) como o príncipe Philip e Vanessa Kirby (“Como Eu Era Antes de Você”) como a princesa Margaret. Entre as novidades da nova temporada, destacam-se as participações de Matthew Goode (“O Jogo da Imitação”), que interpretará o fotógrafo Lord Snowdon, marido de Margaret entre 1960 e 1978, e de Michael C. Hall (série “Dexter”) como o presidente americano John F. Kennedy.
A premiada produção retorna com novos episódios no dia 8 de dezembro.
The Crown – Tribespeople – Tribesmen journey up the river during his royal tour
The Crown – Philip Martin, Matt Smith – Director Philip Martin and Matt Smith in South Africa
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The Crown – Adeane, Elizabeth – Queen Elizabeth II is greeted in Ghana
The Crown – Elizabeth, Bobo – Elizabeth prepares for an audience with Eden
The Crown – Clarissa, Eden – Eden and his wife arrive at Sandringham as protests gather outside
The Crown – Matt Smith, Stephen Daldry, Claire Foy – Matt Smith and Claire Foy film with director Stephen Daldry at Belvoir Castle (Windsor Castle)
The Crown – Eden
The Crown – Margaret, Tony – Margaret and Tony at Clarence House
The Crown – Queen Mother – Final preparations for the Queen Mother, played by Victoria Hamilton
The Crown – Philip, Mike Parker – Philip adventures up river into the jungle during his royal tour
The Crown – Claire Foy, Vanessa Kirby – Claire Foy and Vanessa Kirby ready to shoot
The Crown – Claire Foy – Claire Foy getting final touches before the scene
The Crown – David – David discusses his future role within the family
The Crown – Tony, Margaret – Tony and Margaret share a moment at their engagement party
The Crown – Eden, Elizabeth – Eden and Elizabeth have an audience at Sandringham
The Crown(L to R) Prince Philip, ElizabethPhilip and Elizabeth share an intimate moment
The Crown – Elizabeth, Phillip – Elizabeth and Philip enjoy a private moment at the Ambassadors Ball
The Crown – Philip – Philip prepares to deliver his Christmas address
The Crown – Elizabeth Philip – Elizabeth & Philip discuss his investiture
The Crown – Charles, Queen Mum, Princess Anne – Charles, The Queen Mother and Anne watch Edward’s baptism
The Crown(L to R) JFK, Jackie, Elizabeth, PhilipThe Kennedys and Windsors meet
The Crown – Corgis – The Queen’s corgis run out to greet the Royal family
The Crown – Philip Martin, Matt Smith – Philip Martin and Matt Smith discuss Philip’s Christmas speech
The Crown – Stephen Daldry, Anton Lesser, Claire Foy – Stephen Daldry discusses a scene with Anton Lesser (Macmillan) and Claire Foy (Queen Elizabeth II)
The Crown – Guest 1, Margaret, Guest 2 – Margaret and guests sit for supper at Elizabeth Cavendish’s party
The Crown – Elizabeth – Elizabeth watches Philip’s plane take off
The Crown(L to R) Elizabeth, Adeane, PhilipElizabeth and Philip return from the world tour
The Crown – Adeane, Elizabeth, Philip – Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Ghana
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(L to R) Elizabeth, Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth II formally makes Philip a British Prince
The Crown – Philip Martin, Matt Smith – Matt Smith chatting with director Philip Martin
The Crown – Charles and classmates – Charles meets his new classmates at Gordonston
The Crown – Philip – Philip in his old dormitory at Gordonston
The Crown – Elizabeth
The Crown – Matt Smith, Peter Morgan, Claire Foy – Writer/Creator Peter Morgan with Matt Smith (Prince Philip) and Claire Foy (Queen Elizabeth II)
The Crown – Elizabeth, Philip – Elizabeth and Philip have heart to heart
The Crown – Tony, Margaret – Tony and Margaret at Edward’s baptism
The Crown – Elizabeth – Elizabeth delivers her first televised Christmas address
The Crown – Adeane – Adeane, the Queen’s Private Secretary
The Crown – Philip – Philips stands on the deck of HMS Britannia
The Crown – Margaret – Margaret waits for Tony at his studio
The Crown – Adriano Goldman, Stephen Daldry, Harry Hadden-Paton – Adriano Goldman (DOP), Stephen Daldry (director) lay out scene with Harry Hadden-Paton (Charteris)
The Crown – Margaret – Margaret, upset, arrives at the celebration in Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s honour
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The Crown – Philip Martin, Matt Smith – Director Philip Martin and Matt Smith chat on the deck of Britannia
The Crown – Claire Foy, Matt Smith – Claire Foy and Matt Smith prepare for a scene
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(L to R) Prince Philip, Elizabeth
Elizabeth and Philip discuss Charles’ education
The Crown – Elizabeth, Nkrumah – Queen Elizabeth II and Nkrumah at a ball
The Crown – Elizabeth – Elizabeth writes a note to Philip
The Crown(L to R) Elizabeth, JackieJackie and Queen Elizabeth II meet
The Crown(L to R) JFK, JackieJFK thanks his wife for her help
The Crown(L to R) Margaret, Tony Armstrong JonesTony Armstrong Jones prepares to photograph Margaret at his studio
The Crown – Vanessa Kirby – The team do final checks on Vanessa Kirby
The Crown – Matt Smith, Claire Foy, Lyla Barret-Rye – Cast arrive for their scene at Balmoral
The Crown – Elizabeth – Elizabeth ahead of her first television appearance
The Crown(L to R) Elizabeth, Jackie, JFKJFK introduces himself to Queen Elizabeth II
Marcel Plasse é jornalista, participou da geração histórica da revista de música Bizz, editou as primeiras graphic novels lançadas no Brasil, criou a revista Set de cinema, foi crítico na Folha, Estadão e Valor Econômico, escreveu na Playboy, assinou colunas na Superinteressante e DVD News, produziu discos indies e é criador e editor do site Pipoca Moderna.
