McDormand is against everyone. Trailer for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
We present to your attention the dubbed trailer of the tragicomedy "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" by Irish director Martin McDonagh, famous for the films "Lay Down in Bruges" and "Seven Psychopaths". Oscar-winning actress Frances McDormand played the main role in the film, whose inimitable performance the director recently noted in one of his interviews.Woody Harrelson and Sam Rockwell, whom McDonagh calls his muse, were also involved in the filming. As a reminder, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri recently received six Golden Globe nominations, including Best Film (Drama) and Best Actress (Drama). Several months have passed since the murder of Mildred Hayes' daughter, but the perpetrators of the crime have not been found. However, the woman thirsting for justice is not going to turn a blind eye to the inaction of the authorities and decides to go against everyone by renting three billboards at the entrance to Ebbing. Only instead of advertising, she places angry messages on them addressed to the police chief. With her desperate act, Mildred started a violent confrontation, in which some influential people were involved. And this confrontation cannot end with anything good by definition ... THREE BILLBOARDS ON THE BORDER OF ABBING, MISSOURI Duplicate Trailer According to the director, the idea for this film came to him after seeing similar messages while traveling around America by bus. He did not know who the author was, so he gave howl fantasies and decided that only an angry mother could dare to do such a thing. As for Frances McDormand, she describes her character as the matured Marge Gunderson from the cult Fargo, and that role is known to be the most iconic in her career. The USA premiere of the new work by Martin McDonagh, which critics have already rushed to dub the"triumphant return", will take place on February 1 next year. The Topic of Article: McDormand is against everyone. Trailer for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. |
