‘Blonde’ has been talking for months thanks to the juicy statements of Andrew Dominik, who assures that his film about Marilyn Monroe will indign almost everyone. A few days ago they released the new trailer of the film with an Ana de Armas that completely mimicked that myth of cinema that was Monroe, peppered with the melancholy, even the terror, of someone who catches all eyes, but that few really see. Despite receiving a generally positive reception, the protagonist has received quite a bit of criticism, especially for her voice..
A sector of the public criticized him the actress notices her Cuban accent and that doesn’t sound like the real Marilyn Monroe. Norma Jeane’s voice was one of the things De Armas worked on most to interpret her: “I spent nine months working with a dialect teacher, practicing and doing dialogue recording sessions. It was a great torture, exhausting. My brain was fried.” he told the Times. For some it is not enough.
Marilyn’s charm, humanity and vulnerability
But it’s for Authentic Brands Group, the company that owns the Marilyn Monroe property. Although they did not support the film project, they came out in defense of their star: “Marilyn Monroe is a singular icon of pop culture and Hollywood, she transcends generations and history. Any actress who puts herself in that role knows she has a huge void to fill. Based on the trailer alone, it looks like Ana was a great casting choice because it conveys Marilyn’s charm, humanity and vulnerability.. We can’t wait to see the full movie “.
To see ‘Blonde’ we will have to wait until September 28th, at which time the film will reach the Netflix catalog. The film is based on Joyce’s novel Carol Oates, which recreates Marilyn Monroe’s rise to fame and the demons she met along the way. Ana de Armas is accompanied by Adrien Brody, Bobby Cannavale, Xavier Samuel and Julianne Nicholson.
Source: E Cartelera
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