The Tragedy of Macbeth

The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)

Timing: 1:45 (105 min)

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Actors and characters

Release date

2021-12-05

Country

United States

Production

A24, IAC Films

Genre

Drama, War

Budget

$0

Revenue

$524 771

Website

https://tv.apple.com/movie/umc.cmc.4wpfk1xmi22h3zyv4a10lj1tw

Director

Joel Coen

Actors

Denzel Washington, Frances McDormand, Alex Hassell, Bertie Carvel, Brendan Gleeson, Corey Hawkins, Harry Melling, Miles Anderson, Kathryn Hunter, Matt Helm
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Scenario

Producer

Joel Coen, Frances McDormand, Robert Graf

Operator

Bruno Delbonnel

Composer

Carter Burwell

Artist

Audition

Ellen Chenoweth

Editing

Joel Coen, Lucian Johnston
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• The first film in Joel Coen's filmography that he directed without his brother's involvement.
• The film was shot on a soundstage among specially constructed sets. Thus, the entire film was shot indoors, with the exception of a very short segment at the very end.
• The entire film is shot in shades of gray, and color saturation changes depending on the specific scene.
• According to cinematographer Bruno Delbonnel, almost all the costumes and sets were white – with the exception of some of Frances McDormand's dresses. Delbonnel even ordered shadows to be painted onto the sets to make everything look even more otherworldly.
• Filming took 36 days – a record-short time for director and screenwriter Joel Coen.
• Joel Coen's first film that he directed without the involvement of his brother.
• The entire film was shot on sets, except for a short segment at the end.
• According to operator Bruno Delbonnel, almost all the costumes and sets were white – with the exception of some dresses worn by Frances McDormand. Delbonnel instructed that shadows be drawn on the sets to make them look unreal.
• Filming took 36 days – a record short time for Joel Coen.
• According to cinematographer Bruno Delbonnel, almost all the costumes and sets were white – with the exception of some of Frances McDormand's dresses. Delbonnel instructed that shadows be painted onto the sets to make them look unreal.
• Filming took 36 days – a record short time for Joel Coen.