Filming has begun for Us, BBC One’s four-part drama adapted by David Nicholls from his hugely popular novel of the same name.
Tom Hollander (Baptiste, The Night Manager) will be joined by Saskia Reeves (Luther, Shetland), Sofie Gråbøl (The Killing, Fortitude), Tom Taylor (Doctor Foster, The Dark Tower), Iain De Caestecker (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, The Fades) and Thaddea Graham (Curfew, The Letter for the King), with casting by Sarah Crowe. It is produced by Drama Republic and Bandstand Productions.
Douglas Petersen (Tom Hollander) is blindsided when his wife Connie (Saskia Reeves) tells him that she’s not sure she wants to be married to him anymore. Agreeing to still go on their planned family grand tour of Europe, Douglas vows to win back the love of his wife and repair his troubled relationship with their son Albie (Tom Taylor).
Reflecting David Nicholls' signature mix of humour and heartbreak, Us brings the Petersens' poignant and often hilarious story to life, taking viewers with them on their once-in-a-lifetime journey through some of the most beautiful cities in the world.
David Nicholls says: “It’s a huge thrill to see the novel come to life, and with such a wonderful cast and production team. We want to make something funny, touching and beautiful, to really explore marriage and family life, all against this incredible backdrop.”
Tom Hollander and Hannah Pescod say: “We are delighted to be working with Drama Republic and the great David Nicholls in bringing his beautiful novel to BBC One. The trials of the Petersens will strike a chord with many - a family tale for our times.”
Piers Wenger, Controller of BBC Drama, says: “We feel so honoured to be bringing David’s beautiful novel to BBC One and to have the brilliant Tom Hollander and Saskia Reeves playing the leading roles. We are thrilled to work with David and Drama Republic once again and also with Bandstand Productions on their debut drama for the BBC.”
Greg Brenman and Roanna Benn, Executive Producers for Drama Republic, say: “David Nicholls is a unique and rare talent who miraculously manages to intertwine profound emotion with full-on humour. This glorious adaptation has attracted an exceptional cast in Tom Hollander, Saskia Reeves and Sofie Gråbøl. We couldn’t be more excited to begin filming.”
Us is executive produced by Greg Brenman and Roanna Benn for Drama Republic, Tom Hollander and Hannah Pescod for Bandstand Productions, Jo McClellan for BBC One and David Nicholls. It is directed by Lisa Siwe (Temple, Modus) and distributed internationally by BBC Studios. Filming will take place in London, Amsterdam, Venice, Barcelona and Paris.
都是讲述有关种族的事，得对黑人的历史有一定了解才能看得懂。
年度top5。躲藏在恐惧后面才可以保护好自己，故事就是武器。故事设计和角色设计都非常棒，借不得志艺术家的身份溯源勾勒出一副假装xx已经不存在的世界。没有废笔，审美也很棒
故事非常割裂以至于，我都不知道导演想表达什么
除了安东尼最后变身的造型有点惊艳，其他啥都没记住。召唤仪式拍出喜剧效果
太平铺直叙了，看到最后毫无代入感，不是我喜欢的类型。
太差了，没原版好看。一星给结尾的经典bgm
作为一部商业恐怖片来说，确实有些沉闷，但是政治隐喻（抑或是明喻？）的介入，让糖果人这一形象具备了更加广泛而深刻的现实基础，蜂巢所类比的是横跨数个世纪的种族歧视与野蛮杀戮，愤怒与怨念都相对完整地包裹在了工整的形式美学之下。
要说缺点，其实也有，但无法避免，如果没人敢照着念名字那就无法拍下去了，问题还是在William Burke为什么执意要抓住Anthony McCoy，为什么追杀Brianna Cartwright，没弄明白，我很喜欢影片的艺术感，镜头还有氛围，令大部分人失望的原因是因为不恐怖，剧本设计了许多杀人的桥段，而Anthony的主线故事描述的不够多，虽然我很喜欢前面的剧情，为了多点后面寻找答案的过程到如何转变可以删减，结束比较仓
比起像鬼片更像是鬼魂版连续变态杀人狂吧，一些老套的小把戏还弄了种族主义的内涵意识，就是觉得很无聊顶多是个惊悚片吧血腥暴力那种。
如果当恐怖片来看，太委屈这电影了。光和运镜非常有质感，诚意十足。
拍得什么垃圾玩意，像是黑人的意淫一般。预告里就很蠢的白女学生招唤糖果人的桥段，在影片里变得更傻了。
三星半给了镜头设计和配乐，故事一般，老片新翻。
哈？哈？哈？！基本的故事都讲不好，还搞这么多“明”喻。可惜了好看的女主和不错的配乐。
不错不错 作为一部恐怖片来说 不错了 跟小丑回魂走的正好了另一个极端 乔丹皮尔流在看社会问题上有其他黑人导演不太注重的东西 自我批判性更强
美学满分的恐怖片，有好几个画面都感觉在看MV，请把它当剧情片来看。plus男主也很帅。但整个剧情我看的有点懵，我这听力无法完全理解全部剧情。
里面类似于鬼镜这种新的设定挺有趣的，半遮半掩的惊悚也比老版本更有感觉。面部镜头下呆滞严肃的表情，很是有“黑人恐怖片”的诡异感。里面蜂蛰手和职位的纽带也很有细节感，随着剧情推进，你会发现本片更像是续集而不是重启。后面高潮部分，密集恐怖再升级，一种wtf的震惊！对于种族歧视问题有更深的探讨，到最后candyman变成一种态度，一种抗争手段，一种精神，讽刺意味很深。虽然结尾有老糖果人的惊喜回归，但车内场景戛然而止该多好，那样子主题会更深刻。影片整体是很好的，但和老版本一样不够惊艳，存在一些不合逻辑且直白的地方，比如厕所集体赴死。
candyman
有的影片将隐喻融入故事，有的影片在隐喻中插入电影。前者让人在欣赏电影的同事产生思考，后者把自己的想法粗暴地塞给观众……影片工整对称的构图和精致的镜头带来一种高级的美感，同时又渗透着令人窒息的压抑。然而故事过于俗套和直白，导演把佛洛依德和黑人骨子里的愤怒糊在观众脸上。这次“无法呼吸”的不是黑人群体，而是无辜的观众。
思路还行，但呈现的差强人意，想表达的东西塞进这么一个恐怖片显得很笨重，这种笨重感越到最后越明显。
隐喻太明显，然后整个感觉不是恐怖，而是科幻了。一点没有惊悚的效果。
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