Any Human Heart

Baltimore Sun Review of Any Human Heart

The Baltimore Sun's TV critic, David Zurawik, has an audio review of the upcoming 3 parter,  Any Human Heart.

 

Any Human Heart Review

The DailyJournal.com has a review for the upcoming airing of PBS' Masterpiece showing of Any Human Heart beginning this Sunday Feb 13.

At times fantastical but nonetheless relatable, "Any Human Heart" is a high-wire act that thrives due to the script and the performances. Boyd's screenplay is clever, droll and human. Mountstuart is realistically fleshed out, filled with foibles, naïveté and a degree of selfishness that allow him to constantly evolve -- even to the detriment of others.

The trio charged with giving life to such a man does so with brio, gravitas and gumption. Claflin brings out Mountstuart's innocence and zest for life, making it engrained in the character from the beginning. Macfadyen does the heaviest lifting by revealing Mountstuart's heart and picking up the pieces as it's shattered more than once. Not to be outdone, Broadbent picks up where Claflin and Macfadyen leave off, layering in the shadows of a man haunted by those who were taken from him, as well as from the mistakes he's made, yet enjoying the freedom that comes when peace is finally made within.

Be sure to read the full review HERE.

Sam Claflin on Matthew Macfadyen

The March issue of InStyle magazine has an article and lovely picture of Sam Claflin for a recent photoshoot.  In the article, Sam has the following to say about Matthew Macfadyen:

Who would you give a Bafta to?
"Matthew Macfadyen. I've worked with him twice. He's an inspiration and a big hero of mine."

Sam worked with Matthew in The Pillars of the Earth and Any Human Heart

You can catch Sam and Matthew in Any Human Heart  on PBS (in the US) starting Sunday, Feb 11 at 9:00 pm ET/8:00 CT.

Kim Cattrall Discusses Any Human Heart and Private Lives on Extra

Found by Luce! Kim Cattrall mentions the upcoming Any Human Heart and filming with Matthew while also performing Private Lives in London. She also mentions that Private Lives is coming to Broadway "with the same cast"
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