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2005. 1 hr 41 min. 6.4 (2,468) 62. The Dying Gaul is a psychological drama movie from 2005 directed by playwright and director Craig Lucas. The film stars Peter Sarsgaard as Robert, Campbell Scott as Jeff, and Patricia Clarkson as Elaine. The movie is set in Los Angeles and is a story about a struggling screenwriter and his experience selling ...
The executive’s wife (Patricia Clarkson) finds him out while communicating with the writer in a gay chat group, then impersonates his late lover. This directorial debut by Craig Lucas, based on his play, starts off promisingly as a Hollywood satire with a sensitive direction of actors. But then it gets progressively worse as it takes itself ...
THE DYING GAUL trama cast recensione scheda del film di Craig Lucas con Patricia Clarkson, Peter Sarsgaard, Campbell Scott, Ryan Miller, Faith Jefferies, Robin Bartlett, Do trailer programmazione film
4 nov 2005 · The Dying Gaul. R. 1h 35m. 2005. 51%. Preview. Wishlist. Patricia Clarkson (Good Night and Good Luck, Miracle, The Green Mile), Peter Sarsgaard (Shattered Glass, Key, Kinsey, Garden State) and Campbell Scott (The Exorcism of Emily Rose, Saint Ralph) star in this critically acclaimed tale of lust, power, corruption, betrayal and revenge set in ...
"The Dying Gaul" feels like an updated "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" set in Hollywood instead of academia. But it gradually veers towards "Fatal Attraction" as the opening jabs at commercial film-making, with lots of name and title dropping that seem to be writer Craig Lucas's revenge on compromises he made for his successful "Prelude to a Kiss," give way to catastrophic psychological ...
2 feb 2005 · The Dying Gaul: Directed by Brian Huckeba. With Michael Buster, Aric Cushing. A vicious entertainment executive convinces a poor, down and out writer to sell his script and sacrifice his principles for a paycheck.
Summaries. A grief-stricken screenwriter unknowingly enters a three-way relationship with a woman and her film executive husband - to chilling results. The gay screenwriter Robert, who is grieving the recent loss of his lover, writes a screenplay based on his biography and tries to sell it to the Hollywood producer Jeffrey.
