#pierre niney monte cristo

[mzannthropy]

The two upcoming The Count of Monte Cristo adaptations.

[adaptationsdaily]

Le Comte de Monte Cristo | The Count of Monte Cristo (2024) dir. Matthieu Delaporte & Alexandre de La Patellière

[thebusylilbee]

Le comte de Monte Cristo / The count of Monte Cristo (2024)

[mzannthropy]

There's 2 adaptations:

The French film stars Pierre Niney in the title role trailer here. It's out in June (no idea if this will be released in other countries, but I'd think so, since there are English subtitles in the trailer?). According to IMDb it's almost 3 hrs long.

The limited series with Sam Claflin is still showing as post-production on IMDb, we don't know when it's out, the only thing we have at this moment is the poster. (And half the cast. We know who's cast as 'Jacopo's Brother's Wife', a fact that endlessly amuses me, but no idea who plays Albert.) That one will be in English and has 8 episodes and the actors are from various countries in Europe. I'm keeping a close eye on this one, as fan of Sam Claflin and TCOMC both, so I will post any news as soon as I see them, just keep checking the tag. Actually, I will post whatever there will be about the French film too, that one also looks good.

The count of Monte Cristo, question:

Do we get one adaptation or two? Is the one with Sam Claflin the French one? Or is the French one a different one?

[allthefights]

Ce n'est pas de la vengeance. C'est la justice.

[pigeonneaux]

after all why not, why shouldn't i draw another skinny man on the floor.

[migalerie]

- EDMOND DANTÈS (Le Comte de Monte-Cristo), 2024

[tealviscaria]

Je veux son vêtement

[wolfsnape]

Qu'on aime ou pas la nouvelle adaptation du Comte de Monte Cristo, la plus belle chose qui en soit ressorti, c'est l'excitation générale des ADOS autour du LIVRE ! J'ai jamais vu autant d'élèves venir me voir au collège pour me parler d'un "super classique qu'ils ont commencé pendant les vacances, je sais pas si vous connaissez madame, ça parle de VENGEANCE" avec des étoiles dans les yeux comme ça. Donc merci le cinéma français et merci Pierre Niney

[wackos-everywhere]

"La vie d'après" - Le Comte de Monte-Cristo

On my instagram account

[ninjiniz]

The Count of Monte Cristo (2024)

The Fallen Angel (1847) - Alexandre Cabanel

Gif by @allthefights

[mzannthropy]

From the very first time I heard about the two different The Count of Monte Cristo adaptations, it was never my intention to pit them against each other, and it never will be. Just bc I'm a Sam Claflin fan doesn't mean that I don't want the French film to be good or successful. That's a loser mentality and we're not losers here (and if we are, we work on ourselves so that we're not losers anymore). If anyone wants to bash Pierre Niney, don't come to me. But I will say one thing: Nicolas Maupas is a much better choice for Albert than Vassili Schneider. I don't mean that Vassili is not a good actor--he did well and I'm sure he's a good guy and all that. It's just that Nicolas has that perfect himbo energy necessary to play Albert. And that is that.

Although, to be fair to the French film, their characterisation of Albert differed from the source material.

[goldendrizzle-art]

🇬🇧 "it's not the man that takes the sea it's the sea that takes the man"

TINTINTIN ✊🏻

Inspirée d'un tiktok de @/ijjemma !

[thebusylilbee]

Le comte de Monte Cristo / The count of Monte Cristo (2024)

[drmultivers]

So I'm sure everybody cares but I went to see "le comte of Monte Cristo " (the last adaptation with Niney) and got out of the theater with a splitting headache but absolutely amazed and admiring.

I am a big reader and read a lot of Alexandre Dumas (including Monte Cristo a long time ago) and other dramas and "sad" books but I always was reluctant to see real dramas with ambiguous or sad endings. The only reason I went to see the movie was bc I liked the book.

The movie is in fact harsh, sad and VERY dramatic (like the book) but it is extremely well realised. All of the actors play extremely well and the length to wich Niney went to prepare for the role shows trough the screen.

I was so enthralled by the movie I forgot to eat my popcorn. The movie manages to create an atmosphere like a bubble, and despite not managing to remember very well the book , I did feel IN the book, taken by the story as I had read it.

Yeah so in short, go spend 3h in a theater to watch this film, it's worth it

[allthefights]

À partir de maintenant, c'est moi qui récompense, et c'est moi qui punis.