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Ink-Covered First Official Poster for Roland Emmerich's 'Anonymous'

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May 4, 2011
Source: Latino Review

Anonymous Poster

Debate: Was Shakespeare a Fraud? Seriously, this is still that Roland Emmerich movie. I don't believe it either, but hot damn am I excited to see it. Sony Pictures has debuted the first official poster via Latino Review for Emmerich's Anonymous, the "is Shakespeare a fraud" period piece starring Rhys Ifans as Edward de Vere, who some believe was actually Shakespeare. We featured a trailer for this a few weeks ago and I think it looks quite good. Ifans told Empire the film "isn't Emmerich-esque at all. He's great at those huge scenes and big showbiz shots, but he's meticulous emotionally as well." See the inky new poster below!

Roland Emmerich's Anonymous Poster

Set in the political snake-pit of Elizabethan England, Anonymous speculates on an issue that has intrigued academics and brilliant minds ranging from Mark Twain to Sigmund Freud, namely: who was the author of the plays credited to William Shakespeare? Anonymous poses one possible answer, focusing on a time when cloak-and-dagger political intrigue, illicit romances in the Royal Court and schemes of greedy nobles hungry for power were exposed in the most unlikely of places: the London stage. Directed by Emmerich and written by John Orloff (A Mighty Heart, Legend of the Guardians). Anonymous will hit theaters on October 28th.

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15 Comments

1

SIMPLY AWESOME

Aniruddha Chowkidar on May 4, 2011

2

Really neat poster. But the "Was Shakespeare a Fraud?" seems to throw off the stylish groove it has going.

Cracky on May 4, 2011

3

the tag line is kinda off

Quynh Truong on May 4, 2011

4

"Who was William Shakespeare?"

Should have been on May 4, 2011

5

"You don't write 37 plays without making a few enemies."

Or on May 4, 2011

6

hire this man for the poster

Jericho on May 4, 2011

7

Agreed! I actually like that tagline...

Alex Billington on May 4, 2011

8

brilliant

rocKKicker on May 5, 2011

9

Guy above,so right lol

Terry the Saint on May 4, 2011

10

The tag kills it, but the poster is pretty awesome.

Xerxexx on May 4, 2011

11

'Who fore art thou?'

Indymaclean on May 5, 2011

12

SONY and Anonymous....this movie eerily parallels Sony's real life problems. Of course not similar in context, but the words SONY and ANONYMOUS in general. As for the movie, it looks like Emmerich may have his first hit with the critics. We'll just have to wait and see.

Mike Cromley on May 5, 2011

13

How? PSN got hacked, this film claims that someone other that Shakespeare wrote the plays. I don't see the connection.

Xerxexx on May 5, 2011

14

Check it out: Sony found a file named Anonymous on their servers with a snippet that read "We Are Legion." So now, they're blaming Anonymous for the hacking based on the totally incredible presence of a file that points to such an easy target.

inorkom on May 5, 2011

15

Sony is blaming Anonymous for their monumental cock-up based on a txt file found on their servers.

Anonymous on May 5, 2011

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