Catch-22: Minissérie produzida, dirigida e estrelada por George Clooney ganha primeiras fotos
A plataforma Hulu divulgou as primeiras fotos da minissérie “Catch-22”, produzida, dirigida e estrelada por George Clooney. As imagens destacam o elenco em trajes militares. Clooney tem um papel pequeno para se […]
A plataforma Hulu divulgou as primeiras fotos da minissérie “Catch-22”, produzida, dirigida e estrelada por George Clooney. As imagens destacam o elenco em trajes militares.
Clooney tem um papel pequeno para se concentrar nos outros aspectos de seu trabalho na obra. De todo modo, a produção marca seu retorno às séries, 20 anos após sua saída de “ER/Plantão Médico” em 1999.
A minissérie de seis episódios é baseada no romance pacifista “Ardil-22”, lançado em 1961 por Joseph Heller e já transformado num filme cultuadíssimo de 1970 por Mike Nichols. A adaptação foi criada pelo roteirista Luke Davies (“Lion”) e pelo cineasta David Michôd (“The Rover – A Caçada”).
Passada durante a 2ª Guerra Mundial, a trama satírica gira em torno da inconformidade de um piloto americano com o fato de a Força Aérea sempre aumentar o número de missões exigidas antes que ele possa voltar para casa. Ele descobre que a única forma de evitar essas missões é declarando insanidade, mas o único modo de provar insanidade é se propondo a aceitar as missões perigosas. Esse dilema impossível é batizado de Ardil-22.
O elenco também destaca Hugh Laurie (série “House”), Kyle Chandler (série “Bloodline”) e Christopher Abbott (“Ao Cair da Noite”), que vive o protagonista.
A data de estreia ainda não foi divulgada.
Catch-22 — Episode 2 — Yossarian enlists his friendsí help to get him sent home. Meanwhile Milo Minderbinder, recently appointed mess officer, sees the war in a different light: as an opportunity for profit. The men spend a weekend of R&R in the newly liberated city of Rome. On a seemingly easy mission, Clevingerís plane disappears behind a cloud and is never seen again. The men are briefed about their next mission ñ Bologna ñ and it looks to be a bad one. Yossarian (Christopher Abbott) shown. (Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
Catch-22 — Episode 2 — Yossarian enlists his friendsí help to get him sent home. Meanwhile Milo Minderbinder, recently appointed mess officer, sees the war in a different light: as an opportunity for profit. The men spend a weekend of R&R in the newly liberated city of Rome. On a seemingly easy mission, Clevingerís plane disappears behind a cloud and is never seen again. The men are briefed about their next mission ñ Bologna ñ and it looks to be a bad one. Aarfy (Rafi Gavron), McWatt (Jon Rudnitsky), Yossarian (Christopher Abbott), Nately (Austin Stowell), Clevinger (Pico Alexander), Orr (Graham Patrick Martin), Kid Sampson (Gerran Howell) shown. (Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
Catch-22 — Episode 101 — Yossarian and his friends train to be flyers in California before being shipped to an Army Air Force base on the Italian island of Pianosa. Nineteen perilous missions later, Yossarianís only hope is to meet the mission quota ñ twenty-five ñ and be sent home before heís shot down. But a new Colonel (Cathcart) takes command and immediately raises the mission quota. Yossarian realizes he has to get himself grounded or sent home by any means necessary. Major de Coverley (Hugh Laurie), Milo (Daniel David Stewart) shown. (Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
Catch-22 — Episode 6 — Looked after by Italian villagers, Yossarian dreams of never leaving. But American soldiers find him, and back at base he tries to be sent home on the basis of his almost-lost testicle. A young flyer, Snowden, dies on a mission, in Yossarian’s arms. Yossarian refuses to wear clothes. Naked, he accepts a medal; observes Snowden’s funeral; rejects Milo; welcomes a new recruit. And naked – spirit somewhere between broken and euphoric – he flies another mission. Youssarian (Christopher Abbott) shown. (Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
Catch-22 — Episode 2 — Yossarian enlists his friendsÌ help to get him sent home. Meanwhile Milo Minderbinder, recently appointed mess officer, sees the war in a different light: as an opportunity for profit. The men spend a weekend of R&R in the newly liberated city of Rome. On a seemingly easy mission, ClevingerÌs plane disappears behind a cloud and is never seen again. The men are briefed about their next mission Ò Bologna Ò and it looks to be a bad one. Milo (Daniel David Stewart), Colonel Cathcart (Kyle Chandler) shown. (Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
Catch-22 — Episode 2 — Yossarian enlists his friendsí help to get him sent home. Meanwhile Milo Minderbinder, recently appointed mess officer, sees the war in a different light: as an opportunity for profit. The men spend a weekend of R&R in the newly liberated city of Rome. On a seemingly easy mission, Clevingerís plane disappears behind a cloud and is never seen again. The men are briefed about their next mission ñ Bologna ñ and it looks to be a bad one. Colonel Cathcart (Kyle Chandler) shown. (Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
Catch-22 — Episode 101 — Yossarian and his friends train to be flyers in California before being shipped to an Army Air Force base on the Italian island of Pianosa. Nineteen perilous missions later, Yossarianís only hope is to meet the mission quota ñ twenty-five ñ and be sent home before heís shot down. But a new Colonel (Cathcart) takes command and immediately raises the mission quota. Yossarian realizes he has to get himself grounded or sent home by any means necessary. Scheisskopf (George Clooney), Yossarian (Christopher Abbott), and Clevinger (Pico Alexander), shown. (Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
Catch-22 — Episode 101 — Yossarian and his friends train to be flyers in California before being shipped to an Army Air Force base on the Italian island of Pianosa. Nineteen perilous missions later, Yossarianís only hope is to meet the mission quota ñ twenty-five ñ and be sent home before heís shot down. But a new Colonel (Cathcart) takes command and immediately raises the mission quota. Yossarian realizes he has to get himself grounded or sent home by any means necessary. Yossarian (Christopher Abbott), Clevinger (Pico Alexander), Scheisskopf (George Clooney), and Major (Lewis Pullman), shown.(Photo by: Philipe Antonello / Hulu)
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.
