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Coriolanus: The Shooting Script – Ralph Fiennes' Directorial Debut: Award-Winning Writer John Logan's Contemporary Political Drama

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Management number 237284794 Release Date 2026/07/10 List Price $6.97 Model Number 237284794
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A feared and revered military commander courts tragedy when he enters the political arena in Coriolanus, a driving action/drama that marks the directorial debut of the film's star, two-time Academy Award®-nominee Ralph Fiennes. Working from an adapted screenplay by award-winning writer John Logan, Fiennes takes a bracingly modern and naturalistic approach to Shakespeare, delivering a story that speaks strongly to our own polarized, volatile times. Updating William Shakespeare's late-period tragedy of ancient Roman setting to the 21st-century of guerrilla insurgencies, instant polling, and 24-hour news networks, Fiennes delivers a trenchant tale of honor, power, politics, and pride. Joining Fiennes onscreen is an exciting, impressive, and international cast that includes Gerard Butler, Brian Cox, Oscar® winner Vanessa Redgrave, Jessica Chastain, John Kani, James Nesbitt, Paul Jesson, Lubna Azabal, and Ashraf Barhom. Read more

ISBN10 006220257X
ISBN13 978-0062202574
Edition Illustrated
Language English
Publisher It Books
Dimensions 7 x 0.36 x 9.25 inches
Item Weight 9.6 ounces
Print length 144 pages
Part of series Newmarket Shooting Script
Publication date February 7, 2012

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