Stars of ‘Chevalier’ talk new film on trailblazing musician
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Lucy Boynton and Kelvin Harris Jr. talk about bringing a true story of composer and violinist Joseph Bologne who defied odds and rose through the ranks of French society to the big screen. Harris says his father, who is a classical music teacher, helped him learn to play the violin. “We came up with a system, 5 months, 7 days a week, 6 hours a day,” he says.
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Kelvin was amazing and I have to admit I found myself crushing on him . Glad to know the story of this brilliant violinist and composer.
Me too. I always had a crush on Kelvin
I loved this movie, I loved the story and I loved Kelvin Harrison,jr. 😊❤
Kelvin Harrison Jr is a fabulous, multitalented actor!!!!!😊bravo 👏
I saw the movie last night and it is great! I wish it was part of a series of films...I'd like to know more about his life during the French Revolution and afterwards. Shame on Napoleon for trying to squelch his legacy!
I love the story! It looks incredible and beautifully done. I cannot wait to see this. Chevalier and his relationship with The Queen of France is remarkable. Look forward to also hearing some of his work that has never before been recorded.
The relationship😔.
the movie has him having a romantic affair with another married French woman and the affair is actually based off old rumors
I just got done watching it.
I enjoyed it.
@@deborahmoon1049 the movie did poor Marie dirty
So ready for this film. Loved Kelvin in LUCE.
Kelvin did a great portrayal of Joseph. I just wished the movie highlighted more of his life after the French Revolution. But still was an amazing movie.
Movie is amazing 🎉
I agree
Excellent comparisons Kevin Harrison Jr, Prince!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
I loved the movie and sadden by how another brillant person of color was erased from history for so many years. 😔. May this be the time going forward we can celebrate his life, his many talents, and contributions.
A prayer to the movie gods that this is a great worthy of its subect.
And he was in Cyrano! I just recognized him ❤
I loved
シュヴァリエ、観たいなぁ…
黒いモーツァルトと呼ばれた、黒人と白人の混血男性が、
マリーアントワネットの時代のフランスに実在していたのは、昨日知りました
ヴァイオンリン演奏、作曲、フェンシングに長けていたという、
魅力的な男性の物語が観たい‼️
I wish they would have talked more about Joseph Bologne (Chevalier). He was a contemporary of Mozart and was called, until recently when it went out of fashion, 'The Black Mozart'. So much this interview missed. Another reason I don't miss TV. This was 'interview light' and dismissive of the character. The movie is about Chevalier, NOT Marie Antoinette. His music is on RUclips...wonderful.
TYPICAL of TODAY to divert focus from the LEAD actor and make the majority of vfc this farce about the lesser.
I am being nice
TODAY has ALWAYS been and is RIDICULOUS!!!
The LEAD actor it BRILLIANT and this does NOT inspire someone to go and see his OUTSTANDING performance
It is OSCAR worthy but of course it will he ignored and it is yet another crumb.
THANK YOU!!
Kelvin really lit it up! I can't imagine anyone else in this role.
I'm Italian and I cannot find this movie anywhere... 😢🥺
It's in the theaters. I hope you get to see it before it's gone.
Can you stream it? It is a great film!
Just read The New York Times review, written by Lisa Kennedy. Usually, The New York Times has no problem dropping the hammer on inferior filmmaking. Here, however, I suspect that The New York Times attempted to avoid being tagged "racist" by skirting journalistic responsibility. Nowhere does Lisa Kennedy critique the impossibilities and flaws in this film. For instance, during a musical "battle" with Mozart, the Guadeloupe born Frenchman, Joseph Bologne, breaks into a riff on American blues music, which wasn't invented for another 100 years in 1860. Chevalier is preposterous hyperbole, making the 1984 film, Amadeus, look like a Ken Burn's documentary. Chevalier's populism undermines Joseph Bologne's contribution to musical history. Hopefully, a better film will rise from the ashes of this drivel.