Danny Boyle's Buzzy Film 'Ink' Opens Venice Film Festival
The film about The Sun’s rise drew enthusiastic reviews as Boyle said it was hard to get made on limited funding.
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Jack O’Connell’s Ruthless Tabloid Editor in ‘Ink’ Fires Up Venice as Danny Boyle Drama Earns Warm 4-Minute Ovation
Venice Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday night with the splashy premiere of “Ink,” an explosive drama about the rise of Rupert Murdoch’s tabloid empire. The film, which stars Jack O’Connell as The Sun editor Larry Lamb and Guy Pearce as media mogul Rupert Murdoch, was met with a nearly four-and-a-half minute ovation after the […]
Danny Boyle’s Rupert Murdoch Drama ‘Ink’ Gives Venice a Rollicking Start on Opening Night
Guy Pearce stars as Rupert Murdoch opposite Jack O’Connell’s Larry Lamb in Danny Boyle's Venice opener, which chronicles the transformation of ‘The Sun’ into Britain’s dominant tabloid.
Danny Boyle’s ‘Ink’ Earns 5-Minute Ovation At Venice World Premiere
Danny Boyle’s Ink received a five-minute standing ovation this evening at the Venice Film Festival. The film, starring Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy, screened in Competition this evening with the actors and and filmmakers in attendance. Boyle directs the feature from a screenplay written by James Graham (Dear England), based on his Tony-nominated […]
Danny Boyle's Buzzy Film 'Ink' Opens Venice Film Festival
Venice Film Festival season has officially kicked off, and this year’s opening night belongs to Danny Boyle. His new film Ink had its world premiere today, Sep. 2, in the Sala Grande at the Palazzo del Cinema, kicking off the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, and it’s already generating serious awards buzz. (Ink via Netflix) Also read about: Where to Watch Samara Weaving If You Can’t Wait to See Her in X-Men What Ink Is All About Ink …
They were the stars of the first day of the Venice Film Festival. Off-screen and on-screen. Danny Boyle's Ink, a kind of Trainspotting set on Fleet Street, opened the proceedings.
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