Check out the trailer for Wes Anderson's "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar"

15 September 2023
Toshyak
Toshyak
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Benedict Cumberbatch plays the lead role in the movie.

Netflix showed the trailer of the comedy "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar", directed and written by Wes Anderson ("Asteroid City", "Moonrise Kingdom").

The upcoming project is based on the Roald Dahl short story. The movie will tell about a rich man, Henry Sugar, who learns about a guru who can see without the aid of his eyes. Henry also wants to master this skill in order to cheat at gambling.

The role of Henry Sugar was played by Benedict Cumberbatch, and the project also stars Ralph Fiennes, Ben Kingsley, Dev Patel, and Richard Ayoade. "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" will run 37 minutes and will be released on Netflix on September 27.

Wes Anderson has also made movies based on three other stories from Dahl's collection of Henry Sugar stories, "The Swan" will be released on Netflix on September 28, "The Ratcatcher" on September 29, and "Poison" on September 30.

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MarkRaffer
User of MyShows
15 Sep 2023, 19:21 #
Tell me about Bill... Will Bill Murray participate? He wasn't in Asteroids, so the film turned out to be one of Anderson's weakest, which even the most beautiful daughter of Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman couldn't pull off.
LockMyClock
LockMyClock
15 Sep 2023, 23:58 #
The picture quality of the 80s , their terrible technology would still be shot in black and white .
Holland_l0ver
Holland_l0ver
16 Sep 2023, 00:16 #
I'll be waiting for this movie with Benedict. I hope for the best;)
7kozlov
7kozlov
16 Sep 2023, 08:28 #
It's interesting that this is positioned as a movie, one of the 4, and not as the first episode of a 4-episode series about Henry Sugar.

ps, "The Pied Piper" seems to be a cartoon in general. It's a weird vinaigrette...
AndrewProsky
AndrewProsky
18 Sep 2023, 01:30 #
@7kozlov: because it's not a TV series, but a film adaptation of short stories.
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