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“It’s crazy.” In some ways, “ Elsinore ” functions like a sports movie.”
“That’s written 400 years ago.” Playing Shakespeare was a lifeline for Charleson, even as he was dying.”
“That’s life.” ‘Elsinore’ star Andrew Scott at the Telluride Opening Day Brunch Anne Thompson Olivia Coleman plays Dr.”
“He once played a three-hour-and-50-minute version of “Hamlet” eight times a week.”
““And so we went through it: what are the parts in it that directly correlate with Ian’s life?”
“That’s not death.”
“While there’s always a lot of noise this time of year, Scott may finally land that Oscar that has been eluding him.”
“Even the sound of your own voice, and he was playing it in the Olivier, which is an enormous theater.”
“He wants to extend his life as he watches his friends fall by the wayside.”
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““And was the last film that my mom saw; my mom died two years ago.”
““And we see rehearsal.”
“Margaret Johnson, the groundbreaking AIDS doctor who reluctantly helps Charleson get through the grueling rehearsals and performances while struggling with the ups and downs of chronic illness.”
“Some of his friends spoke about the waiting rooms and the endless blood tests.”
““You have to understand that when we get to die,” said Scott, “my experience of human beings, for the most part, is that if you get a diagnosis or something bad happens, you go, ‘Well, at least we caught it early.’ Human beings, it’s true, you break your leg, and we go, ‘Well, it could have been worse.”
“That spirit I always find moving.”
“He wanted to live, and that was important, to have those moments where you’re not wallowing in it.” Good old-fashioned human denial is part of the journey.”
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“There weren’t many examples of people in the industry that were allowed to be there.” In the film, Charleson and his friend Derek Jarman argue over whether to open up about his situation and go public for the cause.”
““I find that upsetting that gay people are turning on each other,” Scott said, “when actually they’re not the enemy, but they’re trying to work out how to politicize themselves: ‘what is the way out of this?’ Do you try and dampen down yourself in order to fit into the mainstream, or do you radicalize yourself?” Next up: Scott just finished working with Oscar-winner Justine Triet (“Anatomy of a Fall”) on the psychological thriller “Fonda,” co-starring Allison Janney, Mia Goth, and Cherry Jones.”
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