‘Blue Moon' Trailer: Ethan Hawke Plays Songwriter Lorenz Hart In Ninth Film With Richard Linklater
Written by Robert Kaplow, author of the novel Me and Orson Welles — which inspired the Linklater film of the same name — Blue Moon profiles the final days of Lorenz Hart (Hawke), part of the hit songwriting team Rodgers & Hart. The film is set primarily in Sardi's Restaurant on March 31, 1943, the opening night of Oklahoma!, which marked Rodgers' first collaboration with Oscar Hammerstein II as Hart's replacement.
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Also starring Margaret Qualley (The Substance), Bobby Cannavale (Ezra) and Andrew Scott (Ripley), the film premiered at this year's Berlin Film Festival, where Scott won the Silver Bear for Best Supporting Performance, for his turn as Rodgers.
Linklater produced the film alongside Mike Blizzard (Hit Man, Apollo 10 1⁄2: A Space Age Adventure), as well as his manager John Sloss (Boyhood, Green Book). The film is a Detour/Renovo production in association with Wild Atlantic Pictures, Under The Influence and Cinetic Media. EPs included Wild Atlantic's Macdara Kelleher, Donna Eperon and John Keville, Renovo Media Group's David Kingland, Lisa Crnic and Aaron Wiederspahn, and Cinetic's Steven Farneth.
Check out the trailer for Blue Moon by clicking above.
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