A new poster of Cymbeline aka Anarchy, the upcoming drama movie directed by Michael Almereyda:

(Click on the poster to enlarge.)

Plot:
“Based on William Shakespeare’s timeless play, the story unfolds as an epic battle between dirty cops and a drug dealing biker gang set in a corruption-riddled 21st century America”

The cast can boast Ed Harris, Ethan Hawke, Milla Jovovich, Dakota Johnson, John Leguizamo, and Anton Yelchin.

Here’s the trailer of Cymbeline if you haven’t seen it yet: Continue reading »

Check out this brand new trailer of Anarchy (previously titled Cymbeline), the upcoming drama movie directed by Michael Almereyda and starring Ed Harris, Ethan Hawke, Milla Jovovich, Dakota Johnson, John Leguizamo, Anton Yelchin, and Penn Badgley:

ANARCHYPlot:
“Based on William Shakespeare’s timeless play, the story unfolds as an epic battle between dirty cops and a drug dealing biker gang set in a corruption-riddled 21st century America”

Well, Shakespeare never gets old, and Ed Harris is still kicking and alive! Awesome!

The release date of anarchy is set to March 13, 2015.
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A preview clip of Cymbeline, the upcoming drama movie directed by Michael Almereyda, has shown up online, watch it below:

Cymbeline – Thou art poison to my bloodPlot:
“Based on William Shakespeare’s timeless play, the story unfolds as an epic battle between dirty cops and a drug dealing biker gang set in a corruption-riddled 21st century America.”

They’re running a real factory! Is it a ISO 9001 certified factory? LoL!

The cast includes Ed Harris, Ethan Hawke, Milla Jovovich, Dakota Johnson, John Leguizamo, Anton Yelchin, and Penn Badgley.
:)

Let’s watch the first official trailer of Cymbeline, the upcoming drama movie directed by Michael Almereyda and starring Ed Harris, Ethan Hawke, Milla Jovovich, Dakota Johnson, John Leguizamo, Anton Yelchin, Penn Badgley:

CYMBELINEPlot:
“Based on William Shakespeare’s timeless play, the story unfolds as an epic battle between dirty cops and a drug dealing biker gang set in a corruption-riddled 21st century America.”

Here’s the film poster:

(Click on the poster to enlarge.)

What do you think of this modern take on Shakespeare’s play? SHare your thoughts below!
:)