“There is nothing good or bad, but thinking does so.”
This famous line from Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” rings are particularly appropriate now Chloé ZhaoThe “port” has been planned for an award-friendly November edition. This adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s own award -winning historical novel Star stars Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley Like William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes. Focus functions have set a limited theater edition for the Elizabethan era drama on November 27, followed by a nationwide expansion on December 12.
In addition to landing within the window of an award seasonal game, film Also seems to set up as an “adult alternative” for movie guests during the holidays. It hits selected theaters while “Zootopia 2” And expands correctly as “Avatar: Fire & Ash” and “Spongebob: Search for Square Pants” begins their roll -outs. It also marks a return for Zhao to independent filmmaking after helping Marvel’s “Eternal’s” 2021. She had previously broken through with indie films “The Rider” and “Modland,” The latter got their best picture and best director at the Oscar Awards 2021.
Based on O’Farrell’s novel 2020 of the same name, “Harbor” tells the story of William and Agnes Shakespeare as they mourn the death of their 11-year-old son. The love that rose from this devastation is what happened to inspire one of the bard’s most famous tragedies, “Hamlet.” Joe Alwyn, Emily Watson and Jacobi Juppe as the port Shakespeare will join Mescal and Buckley in the role.
Mescal and Buckley were both recently at hand in Las Vegas for Cinemacon 2025But for different projects completely. As part of Sony’s presentation, Mescal was brought out for the role of Sam Mende’s four-film Biopian series about “The Beatles”, where he will play Paul McCartney. He was united by Joseph Quinn (George Harrison), Harris Dickinson (John Lennon) and Barry Keoghan (Ringo Starr). Mendes also serves as an executive producer at “The Port” together with Steven Spielberg. At the same time, Buckley participated in Warner Brothers presentation as part of the team for the upcoming Frankenstein-inspired musical “The Bride.” Although it was originally planned for 2025, the film was recently moved to 2026.
