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Worth Watching - Oct 18: I'm Not There Trailer - Bob Dylan Biopic
by Alex Billington
October 18, 2007
Source: Apple
Hopefully you've heard of I'm Not There by now. It's the film about Bob Dylan's life played by seven various actors, from Cate Blanchett to Christian Bale. It not only won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, but Cate Blanchett (pictured above) won Best Actress. I've heard some great things and above and beyond reviews, I'm just curious to see how each of the seven actors portrays Bob Dylan! Take a look at this final trailer and look for I'm Not There coming to your local art house theater soon enough.
Watch the trailer for I'm Not There:
You can also watch I'm Not There teaser trailer in High Definition at Apple
I'm Not There is directed and co-written by Todd Haynes, of Velvet Goldmine and Far from Heaven. The seven actors who play Bob Dylan are: Christian Bale, Cate Blanchett, Marcus Carl Franklin, Richard Gere, Heath Ledger, and Ben Whishaw. I'm Not There hits limited theaters starting on November 21st.
6 Comments
1
Wow, another great looking movie that will not come to my part of the country. This looks really awesome.
Nate on Oct 18, 2007
2
sorry to dissagree but this looks lame. i wish they had picked one actor because it could of been very good. this just looks like a big mess, a gimmick, and very confusing.
sarah on Oct 18, 2007
3
Been a big fan of Dylan and am very impressed by Todd Haynes' approach for telling us his story. Dylan refuses to stay the same for very long. He's constantly changing his musical style, his vocal style... and it does appear that each group of albums, for example BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME, HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED, BLONDE ON BLONDE and TIME OUT OF MIND, LOVE AND THEFT, MODERN TIMES could've been made by a different artist. I am very excited about seeing this movie. I will have trouble waiting until November 21.
Ian Cohen on Oct 24, 2007
4
Yo Sarah, "sorry to dissagree but this looks lame. i wish they had picked one actor because it could of been very good. this just looks like a big mess, a gimmick, and very confusing." That's kind of the point. That's practically the definition of "Bob Dylan."
elliott on Oct 24, 2007
5
i agree with elliott
andrew on Jan 23, 2008
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