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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Jez_ButterworthJez Butterworth - Wikipedia

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   John-Henry Butterworth (brother) Jeremy " Jez " Butterworth (born 4 March 1969) is an English playwright, and screenwriter. He has written screenplays in collaboration with his brothers, John-Henry and Tom.

2. www.imdb.com › name › nm0125336Jez Butterworth - IMDb

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   Jez Butterworth. Writer: Edge of Tomorrow. His feature film directorial debut Mojo (1997) starred Ian Hart, Ewen Bremner, Aidan Gillen and Harold Pinter and was officially selected for the 1998 Venice Film Festival. The film was based on his multi award winning stage play of the same name which opened at the Royal Court Theatre in 1995 and was ...

   • Birth Date: January 1, 1
   • Occupation: Writer, Producer, Actor

   • Birth Place: Southwark, London, England, UK
   • Author: Jez Butterworth

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     The story behind the best British play ever: a ThinkIn with Jez Butterworth

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     "It Was Sh*t" Jez Butterworth On Writing His Award Winning Play Jerusalem

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4. www.haroldpintertheatre.co.uk › shows › the-hills-ofThe Hills of California | Official Box Office | Harold Pinter ...

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   Book The Hills of California Tickets at the Harold Pinter Theatre Official Box Office Following their multi-award-winning triumph The Ferryman, Jez Butterworth, writer of Jerusalem, resumes his partnership with Sam Mendes, director of The Lehman Trilogy, to bring you The Hills of California.

5. www.theartsdesk.com › theatre › theartsdesk-qaInterview: Jez Butterworth, author of Jerusalem and The Ferryman

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   May 2, 2017 · Learn about the playwright's influences, style and career in this frank and wide-ranging conversation with theartsdesk. From Mojo to The Ferryman, Butterworth reveals his secrets of writing for the stage and his relationship with Pinter.

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7. www.newyorker.com › culture › cultural-commentThe Tensions of Modern Britain in Jez Butterworth’s ...

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   Jun 19, 2022 · In an interview in 2017, Butterworth spoke of having received a letter from an audience member that revealed to him a layer of meaning to the play’s final scene, which he hadn’t had in mind at ...

8. www.theatlantic.com › entertainment › archiveThe Ferryman : Jez Butterworth on the Legacy of Hate

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   Sep 5, 2017 · September 5, 2017. The Ferryman, the first new play from Jez Butterworth in five years, opens with the revelation that a body has been found. It’s late August 1981 in Northern Ireland during the ...

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   Is Jez Butterworth back?

   • Jez Butterworth Jez Butterworth is back. Even before the critics have uttered a single word of praise The Ferryman, directed by Sam Mendes and set in rural Derry in 1981 at the height of the IRA hunger strikes, sold out its run at the Royal Court in hours. It transfers to the West End in June.

   Interview: Jez Butterworth, author of Jerusalem and The Ferryman

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   What happened in the ferryman by Jez Butterworth?

   • The Ferryman, the first new play from Jez Butterworth in five years, opens with the revelation that a body has been found. It’s late August 1981 in Northern Ireland during the height of the Troubles, when hunger strikers were rallying attention and support for the Irish Republican cause.

   The Ferryman : Jez Butterworth on the Legacy of Hate - The Atlantic

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   What movies did Jez Butterworth write?

   • Butterworth's other film writing credits include Marc Munden's Christmas and David Giles' The Night of the Golden Brain, both of which he co-wrote with his brother Tom. (2015-2016 season) His play, "Jerusalem," was performed at the Profiles Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. Thad Hallstein was scenic designer. How old is Jez Butterworth?

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   Was Butterworth xenophobic or jingoistic?

   • Butterworth’s instincts plainly were neither xenophobic (given his hero’s outsider status and provenance) nor jingoistic, yet he was spiriting up old England, ancestral voices. There’s no patriotic tub-thumping in Jerusalem, yet there are definite qualities of both elegy and foreboding.

   The greatest British play of the century: why Jez Butterworth's

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   When was the last time Butterworth had a new play?

   • That’s good news for British theatregoers. in 2012, the last time Butterworth had a new play at the Court, almost no one saw it: The River starring Dominic West ran for three weeks in the theatre’s tiny upstairs space. Two years later it turned up on Broadway with Hugh Jackman in the lead. Will The Ferryman match the success of Jerusalem?

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10. www.telegraph.co.uk › theatre › what-to-seeThe greatest British play of the century: why Jez Butterworth ...

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    Jul 15, 2019 · It’s 10 years ago this week that Jez Butterworth’s Jerusalem opened at the Royal Court. Immediately hailed by critics as a modern classic it gave a big, name-bolstering fillip to Butterworth ...