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NOSTALGIA: Caroline Trentini Photographed in Nina Ricci for Vogue in 2007 by Irving Penn

NOSTALGIA: Caroline Trentini Photographed in Nina Ricci for Vogue in 2007 by Irving Penn

“Cumberbatch achieves a looming, slow-moving, painfully eloquent triumph as the Creature in Frankenstein.
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The production, which has been generally and for the most part justifiably acclaimed, marks the return to theatre direction for Danny Boyle. The adaptation is the work of the British playwright Nick Dear. They are rightly proud of having given Frankenstein’s monster his voice back. Most movie versions have presented him as a grunting, lumbering ogre. In Mary Shelley’s original novel, though, he is intelligent, highly articulate and even, no thanks to Victor Frankenstein whose responsibility it might reasonably have been, literate.”

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“Cumberbatch achieves a looming, slow-moving, painfully eloquent triumph as the Creature in Frankenstein.

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The production, which has been generally and for the most part justifiably acclaimed, marks the return to theatre direction for Danny Boyle. The adaptation is the work of the British playwright Nick Dear. They are rightly proud of having given Frankenstein’s monster his voice back. Most movie versions have presented him as a grunting, lumbering ogre. In Mary Shelley’s original novel, though, he is intelligent, highly articulate and even, no thanks to Victor Frankenstein whose responsibility it might reasonably have been, literate.”

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