twentieth Century Studios has launched a bunch of character posters highlighting A Haunting in Venice’s enormous solid.
Has any franchise besides possibly Dune had as a lot unhealthy luck with launch dates as Kenneth Branagh‘s Hercule Poirot motion pictures? Whereas Homicide on the Orient Specific was a strong hit again in 2017, the follow-up, Loss of life on the Nile, discovered itself on the centre of COVID-19 launched delays and the truth that its star, Armie Hammer, discovered himself cancelled after a bunch of lurid claims. A Haunting in Venice was speculated to be one other star-studded blockbuster. Nonetheless, given the present SAG-AFTRA strike, it appears doomed to open to little fanfare, even when, like its predecessor, it’s truly a good film.
However, twentieth Century Studios is doing its greatest to market the most recent horror-tinged Agatha Christie adaptation, launched a brand new featurette and a few fashionable character posters revealing the star-studded solid, which included newly minted Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh, Tina Fey, Kelly Reilly, Branagh as Poirot, and two of his stars from Belfast, Jude Hill and Jamie Dornan.
A Haunting in Venice is an adaptation of Christie’s “Hallowe’en Celebration” and picks up a decade after Loss of life on the Nile, shifting the motion to post-WW2 Venice. Right here’s the official synopsis:
“A Haunting in Venice” is about in eerie, post-World Conflict II Venice on All Hallows’ Eve and is a terrifying thriller that includes the return of the celebrated sleuth, Hercule Poirot. Now retired and residing in self-imposed exile on the planet’s most glamorous metropolis, Poirot reluctantly attends a séance at a decaying, haunted palazzo. When one of many company is murdered, the detective is thrust right into a sinister world of shadows and secrets and techniques.
A Haunting in Venice comes out on September fifteenth, and if its something just like the final two Poirot motion pictures, it’s effectively value seeing on the massive display as Branagh and his DP Haris Zambarloukos shoot these motion pictures in 70mm, so that they’re all the time a feast for the eyes.
Will you be testing A Haunting in Venice? Tell us within the feedback! Listed here are these character posters:
