Clever and sophisticated poster, in which Gary Oldman is seen as a literal cipher. As Empire notes, the release date is concealed in the lines of code along with the title, character names and other details.
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TTSS wins best trailer/teaser & best poster of the year (so far).
If they do that for the rest of the cast, I want the entire collection.
TTSS wins best trailer/teaser & best poster of the year (so far).
If they do that for the rest of the cast, I want the entire collection.
Totally agree, Lynne. Sheer class.
Totally agree, Lynne. Sheer class.
Yes!!!!!!!
Yes!!!!!!!
#1 Totally agree. Oldman seems destinated for his first (!) Oscar nomination.
#1 Totally agree. Oldman seems destinated for his first (!) Oscar nomination.
@#1 (Lynne)- Agreed. It’s amazing. I really hope Gary Oldman gets in for Best Actor.
@#1 (Lynne)- Agreed. It’s amazing. I really hope Gary Oldman gets in for Best Actor.
I have high hopes. Good director. That’s all.
I have high hopes. Good director. That’s all.
If Goldman – sorry, Gary Oldman wins, that’ll bring the Dark Knight’s acting Oscar tally up to what? Even with a nomination that commercial will be insufferable, like those for Nine (“Grammy Award winner Fergie”).
If Goldman – sorry, Gary Oldman wins, that’ll bring the Dark Knight’s acting Oscar tally up to what? Even with a nomination that commercial will be insufferable, like those for Nine (“Grammy Award winner Fergie”).
I really hope the movie is as good as the trailer and the poster.
I love the cast.
I really hope the movie is as good as the trailer and the poster.
I love the cast.
Absolutely beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful.
Should be interesting. Really good cast. Loved the old PBS series and Smiley’s People and Alec Guinness was beyond superb, so those are VERY tall shoes to stand in, for any of those cast members.
I’m looking forward to a excellent script, and great acting, but it will be touchy. There’s so much here and it will be easy to blow it, in the hands of someone thinking too commercial, if you know what I mean. Let’s hope the script is allowed to breathe.
We don’t want Guinness turning over in his grave!
Should be interesting. Really good cast. Loved the old PBS series and Smiley’s People and Alec Guinness was beyond superb, so those are VERY tall shoes to stand in, for any of those cast members.
I’m looking forward to a excellent script, and great acting, but it will be touchy. There’s so much here and it will be easy to blow it, in the hands of someone thinking too commercial, if you know what I mean. Let’s hope the script is allowed to breathe.
We don’t want Guinness turning over in his grave!
The poster reminds me of the poster (or one of the posters) for The Next Three Days. Do you recall the wall of information, maps etc; ,which comprised Russell Crowe’s face on that poster? Both posters, Oldman’s and Crowe’s are intriguing.
The poster reminds me of the poster (or one of the posters) for The Next Three Days. Do you recall the wall of information, maps etc; ,which comprised Russell Crowe’s face on that poster? Both posters, Oldman’s and Crowe’s are intriguing.
BEST POSTER SO FAR!!! Gary Oldman for the win!!!!
BEST POSTER SO FAR!!! Gary Oldman for the win!!!!