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The sets of The Favourite (2018) | DoP Robbie Ryan
Cate Blanchett
The English royals populating Yorgos Lanthimos’ rollicking period drama The Favourite may not know much about the country’s ongoing war with France, but they’re formidable connoisseurs in duck-racing and pineapple-eating. A year after The Killing of a Sacred Deer, the Greek director ventures into a starkly different terrain with a period feature chronicling internecine feuds among early-18th-century English bluebloods. And as if the plunge was not remarkable enough for an auteur known for his bleak and absurdist dystopias, The Favourite marks the first time Lanthimos is not credited as writer.
Penned by Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara, The Favourite zeroes in on three real-life characters: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her best friend and confidante Lady Sarah (Lanthimos’ habitué Rachel Weisz), and Lady Sarah’s cousin, Abigail (a pitch-perfect Emma Stone). In the candid words of Prime Minister hopeful Harley (Nicholas Hoult), one of many wig-wearing politicians and aristocrats idling about the Queen’s palace, Abigail “was once a Lady, now a nothing.” Thrown into poverty by an alcoholic and gambling-addicted father, Abigail shows up to court covered in mud to beg her cousin for a job. Moved by her plight (moved being an euphemism here, as Weisz exudes a ruthless cool that echoes her performance in The Lobster), Lady Sarah sends Abigail to work in the palace’s kitchen, from which she is quickly relieved after successfully ingratiating herself with Queen Anne, thus launching her ascent into the palace’s higher echelons and threatening Lady Sarah’s own spot as the Queen’s best friend and lover.
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That fan who said they shared a hotel room is lying for attention. She didn't even stay with him while they were filming in London and he had a house and she posted pictures from her hotel room. Shippers always excuse this by saying "they get a hotel room but stay with the other", like okay sure...right...I know they have money that they could do that but what would be the point? Hotels don't disclose that info and the company paying for it could care less if they want the room provided or not.
If we’d go by that shipper’s logic I would actually lowkey hate them a bit. Like here we have thousands of people in the world not having enough money to afford a room above their head. But somehow it’s okay in their minds to pay for hotel rooms they wouldn’t even use. Just for the sake of keeping their relationship private? smh.
And like if they wanted to spend time together in the same room, why the hell do they choose to stay in a hotel room together in Venice while she could have just stayed at his house. People would have never found out. Because paparazzi in Europe is like actually respectable and don’t follow them around in cars or wait at their houses. It makes no sense, no sense at all.
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