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1. www.radiotimes.com › going-out › going-out-reviewsThe Duchess review: Jodie Whittaker deserves an Olivier but ...

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   Oct 17, 2024 · Based on John Webster’s Jacobean revenge tragedy, the Duchess of Malfi, this latest adaptation by Zinnie Harris tries to make profound points about the ongoing relevance of domestic violence...

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3. www.telegraph.co.uk › theatre › what-to-seeThe Duchess, Trafalgar Studios, review: Jodie Whittaker ...

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   Oct 16, 2024 · The Duchess: Jodie Whittaker enthralls in this grisly, modernised Jacobean tragedy Revivals of John Webster’s classic come around often enough, but this superb ensemble are reason enough to pay...

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   As a probe into the sexual politics of eighteenth-century England, The Duchess effectively paints an unremitting portrait of how love and breeding greatly differed among the social elite.

5. www.londontheatredirect.com › news › the-duchessThe Duchess (of Malfi) Review - A Bloody Brilliant Retelling

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   Oct 17, 2024 · The Duchess (of Malfi) Review - A Bloody Brilliant Retelling. Wearing a blood red dress and black stilettos, Jodie Whittaker looks nothing like her history-making thirteenth Doctor. Yet she effortlessly transports you to another world as if she were still at the helm of the TARDIS.

6. www.empireonline.com › movies › reviewsThe Duchess Review | Movie - Empire

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   Aug 28, 2008 · The Duchess Review. 18th century England. Soon after marrying the Duke of Devonshire (Fiennes), 19 year-old Georgiana (Knightley) finds herself the darling of London society. Behind the...

7. inews.co.uk › culture › artsThe Duchess review: Even Jodie Whittaker can’t save this ...

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   Oct 17, 2024 · The Duchess review: Even Jodie Whittaker can’t save this nonsensical bloodbath. Zinnie Harris's contemporary adaptation of John Webster's Jacobean tragedy doesn't tone down its nastiness - and...

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   Is 'the Duchess' a good movie?

   • Rotten Tomatoes gives a score of 62% based on 170 reviews, with an average rating of 6.3/10. The site's consensus reads: "While The Duchess treads the now-familiar terrain of the corset-ripper, the costumes look great and Keira Knightley's performance is stellar in this subtly feminist, period drama." [ 12 ]

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   Why does the Duchess want a rich future?

   • The Duchess believes that she is entitled to a rich future - her brothers (The Cardinal played by Paul Ready and her twin played by Rory Fleck Byrne), however, are only concerned about her wealth and the family's standings. Power-hungry and puritanical her siblings scold the Duchess’ desires.

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   What happens when the Duchess 'disobeys' her husband?

   • The Duchess is glad to be rid of her boring husband, embraces her sexual freedom and laughs in her brothers’ faces when they attempt to rein her in, a reaction that infuriates their sense of importance. When she “disobeys” them by marrying her steward Antonio behind their backs, a devastatingly bloody chain of events unfolds.

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   What was the Duchess of Devonshire like?

   • Behind the glamour, however, lies gloom and heartache as the Duchess struggles to bear an heir. The Duchess of Devonshire was an 18th century It Girl: she wore extravagant clothes, threw extravagant parties, gambled extravagantly, even set fire to hair extravagantly.

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   Who is Georgiana in the Duchess of Devonshire?

   • Soon after marrying the Duke of Devonshire (Fiennes), 19 year-old Georgiana (Knightley) finds herself the darling of London society. Behind the glamour, however, lies gloom and heartache as the Duchess struggles to bear an heir.

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   Who is the Duchess's twin Ferdinand?

   • The Cardinal (Paul Ready, chilling in his unpleasantness) is a sexually unconstrained priest, whereas the Duchess’s twin Ferdinand (Rory Fleck Byrne) has barely concealed incestuous lust for his sister. When news of the Duchess’s secret marriage to her lowly steward Antonio (Joel Fry) gets out, all hell duly breaks loose.

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9. www.metacritic.com › movie › the-duchessThe Duchess critic reviews - Metacritic

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   Chicago Tribune. Taken in isolation from the unsatisfying story, the performances are powerful--Knightley’s vivacious, wounded romantic does a great deal to carry the film on sheer personality, while Fiennes is a subtle master at projecting banked menace through his seeming detached ennui. Read More.