A GENTLEMAN IN MOSCOW (2024) - Behind The Scenes Talk With Ewan McGregor & Mary Elizabeth Winstead

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🔑 Release Date 29.03.2024 (Paramount+)
🔑 Duration: 8 Episodes in 1 Season

P L O T:
A Russian aristocrat is spared from death and placed on house arrest while the Bolshevik Revolution plays out before him.

C A S T:
❌ Ewan McGregor (Alexander Rostov)
❌ Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Anna Urbanova)
❌ Fehinti Balogun (Mishka)
❌ Björn Hlynur Haraldsson (Emily)
❌ Johnny Harris (Osip Glebnikov)
❌ Leah Harvey (Marina)
❌ John Heffernan (Bishop)
❌ Paul Ready (Petrov)
❌ Lyès Salem (Andrey)
❌ Alexa Goodall (Nina)
❌ Dee Ahluwalia (Audrius)
❌ Beau Gadsdon (Sofia (Older)
❌ Jean-Pascal Heynemand (Shalyapin Barman)
❌ Anastasia Hille (Olga)
❌ Jason Forbes (Nachevko)
❌ Emil Hostina (Vyshinsky)

S C R I P T:
❌ Amor Towles
❌ Ben Vanstone

D I R E C T O R:
❌ Sam Miller
❌ Sarah O'Gorman


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[bobleroe]

This was the perfect book for the pandemic. The point is, we can be resigned or resilient. I'm so glad it has been made into a mini-series.

[cherylcollura]

I just finished “A Gentleman In Moscow”…, I listened to it on cd…it was a book club pick …I am not an avid reader for leisure time activity, I go to the bookclub because I like being with people..being in a community setting helps me to hear others perspective on whatever book I am given to read and review, and we then enjoy a little luncheon afterwards which is what draws me to being in a book club, I like people generally, being one myself. 😊 What I usually do to approach the books that we do read in my bookclub, is look up the author, read book reviews individual and group book club reviews, and summaries on it. I found a men’s bookclub reviewing it, and the man said he had read it 3 times and each time he saw something new. I listened to it twice. Then I saw online there was the miniseries and have also enjoyed that as well. The main character in the book Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov was confined to the interior of The Metropol but he managed to adapt and master his circumstances and enjoyed what was most important, relationships and community. Great book and I found that the wording of both book and the series were written beautifully.

[pchungvt]

the show is really great if one could get over the obviously forced diversity in the cast. that being said its still a fantastic show

[johncortez]

How in the world especially at that time would they have a black person in Russia when I know they didn't live there it's ridiculous😅