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Matthew McConaughey To Star In Paul Greengrass’ Peasant Revolt Movie ‘The Rage’; Jason Blum Joins As Producer: EFM Hot Package
Matthew McConaughey is set to play a farmer who becomes the leader of a revolt in 1381 England Paul Greengrass' The Rage movie.
Matthew McConaughey to Star in Paul Greengrass' Peasant Revolt Movie THE RAGE
Academy Award winner ( Dallas Buyers Club , Interstellar ) is to star in Paul Greengrass ’ peasant revolt film The Rage (formerly known as The Hood ). Oscar nominee Greengrass is also scripting the project,
Matthew McConaughey to lead Paul Greengrass' historical drama 'The Rage'
Oscar-winning actor Matthew McConaughey is confirmed to star in 'The Rage', an upcoming historical drama directed by Paul Greengrass.Previously known as 'The Hood', this film explores the dramatic events of the Peasants' Revolt of 1381,
'Interstellar' actor Matthew McConaughey has two new films with director Paul Greengrass
McConaughey, last seen in a full-fledged role in Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen', is starring in two films of Greengrass that are based on real events
Matthew McConaughey to star in The Rage
Matthew McConaughey is to star in 'The Rage'. The 55-year-old actor has just been working on 'The Lost Bus' with Paul Greengrass and he is to reteam with the director again on his next project, which was originally known as 'The Hood',
Matthew McConaughey to lead Paul Greengrass’ ‘The Rage’
Paul Greengrass’ next film is set to be a feature titled The Rage and it looks like it will be led by none other than Oscar-winner Matthew McConaughey. The project is set to be shipped off to Berlin next week at the EFM which runs alongside the Berlin Film Festival.
Matthew McConaughey is revolting
McConaughey is reportedly slated to play one of the leaders of the rebellion; the casting reports don’t name names, ...
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‘September 5’ review: The 1972 Olympics hostage crisis goes live, again, in a tense docudrama
What’s missing, even at its trim, tidy run time, is the sort of glancing realism and true nuance of a Paul Greengrass docudrama such as “Bloody Sunday.” What’s there, though, is enough for a ...