trailer break: ‘Tamara Drewe’

Loves me a Stephen Frears film. And this one is based on a graphic novel that is based on Thomas Hardy. And it’s about writers. And it’s about England. And it’s got one or two cute guys in it.

Looks like I’m set.

Tamara Drewe opens in the U.K. today, and in the U.S. and Canada on October 8.

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posted by Weimlady (Fri Sep 10 10, 12:19PM)

A graphic novel based on Thomas Hardy? Are we going back to Classics Illustrated here?

Looks like a fun movie!

posted by I_Sell_Books (Fri Sep 10 10, 3:39PM)

If this is the same trailer that's available on Hulu, I have to say it looks terrible. But the cast! What to do, what to do...

posted by LizeCK (Fri Sep 10 10, 10:02PM)

I am all kinds of excited about this. But I realize if it was set in California and populated with a cast of Americans I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. Strange but true.

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