Anna Karenina Interviews

Anna Karenina Interview including Matthew Macfadyen

Oblonsky gesturesMSN has posted a wonderful interview with the cast of Anna Karenina, including new scenes with Matthew Macfadyen. Watch it HERE.

Matthew Macfadyen on the Red Carpet Interview

I hope the DVD has those deleted scenes, Matthew!

Matthew Macfadyen on Oblonsky

This site has posted an article which includes an interview with Matthew Macfadyen on Anna Karenina:

Invited to reunite with the filmmakers and leading lady with whom he made “Pride & Prejudice,” BAFTA Award winner Matthew Macfadyen leapt at the chance to portray Oblonksy, Anna’s brother. The actor enthuses, “Oblonsky is incorrigible; he’s disarmingly direct and brings humor and warmth to the story as he tries to help the people he loves and cares about, particularly in attempting to be a matchmaker for his friend Levin.

“Oblonsky is one of those people who lights up a dinner party when they come in. He has a wandering eye. He likes the pleasures of the flesh, drinking and eating; to me, he was a very attractive character because he doesn’t suffer from terrible introspection. I don’t see him as ‘a bad man,’ and I hugely enjoyed playing this part – except for the moustache I had to grow.”

“Matthew is a hoot in this role,” enthuses Emmy Award-winning actress Kelly Macdonald, who signed on to play Dolly, wife of Oblonsky and sister-in-law to Anna. “He’s played Oblonsky in just the right way: charismatic, frustrating, lovable – and selfishly addicted to passion.”

Tom Stoppard talks about Anna Karenina

Tom Stoppard, the screenwriter for Anna Karenina, was interviewed by Front Row.  A comment was made that Stoppard is funnier than Tolstoy.  You can listen to the episode on Iplayer.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01m0lgv/Front_Row_Tom_Stoppard_The...

Tom Stoppard Interview on his screenplay for Anna Karenina

BBC's Front Row with Mark Lawson (Radio 4) will be interviewing Tom Stoppard on Monday 20th September at 19:15 on Radio 4

With Mark Lawson, including an interview with Tom Stoppard about his TV adaptation of Ford Madox Ford's Parade's End and his screenplay for Anna Karenina.

 source: BBC Front Row  (thank you luce!)

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