2014·Drama·2h 54m
7.1
★
As Blanche’s fragile world crumbles, she turns to her sister Stella for solace – but her downward spiral brings her face to face with the brutal, unforgiving Stanley Kowalski.
Directed by Nick Wickham and Benedict Andrews
theater play
filmed theater
nt live
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Cast
Gillian Anderson
Blanche DuBois
Ben Foster
Stanley Kowalski
Vanessa Kirby
Stella Kowalski
Corey Johnson
Harold Mitchell
Clare Burt
Eunice Hubbell
Branwell Donaghey
Steve Hubbell
Troy Glasgow
Pablo Gonzales
Otto Farrant
Young Collector
Nicholas Gecks
Doctor
Stephanie Jacob
Nurse
Lachele Carl
Mexican Woman
Crew
Benedict Andrews
Director
Tennessee Williams
Writer
Benedict Andrews
Stage Director
Tennessee Williams
Theatre Play
Popular Reviews
46 reviews
dolunay
2.0★ · 03/25/26
a true hate letter to a streetcar named desire. fails on all dimensions a production might want to be successful in pertaining to the art of theater. between the four actors and characters, there is not even a hint of tension nor development. it is one note on all fronts, for three hours straight. the stage production is confusing and the accent work is honestly plain embarrassing.
and the camera work. genuinely what was going through their minds when they wanted to do this nonsensical camera blocking? it doesn't signify anything, even deliberately blocks out the cinema audience's vision.
it's not like the original play is easily digestible, it is meant to be a suffocating hot summer night even when handled with the most careful hands but this mediocre and sloppy production truly made it insufferable beyond human comprehension.
and the camera work. genuinely what was going through their minds when they wanted to do this nonsensical camera blocking? it doesn't signify anything, even deliberately blocks out the cinema audience's vision.
it's not like the original play is easily digestible, it is meant to be a suffocating hot summer night even when handled with the most careful hands but this mediocre and sloppy production truly made it insufferable beyond human comprehension.
a true hate letter to a streetcar named desire. fails on all dimensions a production might want to be successful in pertaining to the art of theater. between the four actors and characters, there is not even a hint of tension nor development. it is one note on all fronts, for three hours straight. the stage production is confusing and the accent work is honestly plain embarrassing.
and the camera work. genuinely what was going through their minds when they wanted to do this nonsensical camera blocking? it doesn't signify anything, even deliberately blocks out the cinema audience's vision.
it's not like the original play is easily digestible, it is meant to be a suffocating hot summer night even when handled with the most careful hands but this mediocre and sloppy production truly made it insufferable beyond human comprehension.
and the camera work. genuinely what was going through their minds when they wanted to do this nonsensical camera blocking? it doesn't signify anything, even deliberately blocks out the cinema audience's vision.
it's not like the original play is easily digestible, it is meant to be a suffocating hot summer night even when handled with the most careful hands but this mediocre and sloppy production truly made it insufferable beyond human comprehension.
Charlie
9.0★ · 02/22/26
literature revision done
literature revision done
Duda
10.0★ · 01/23/26
menção honrosa a gillian anderson como blanche dubois, blanche dubois cantando fleetwood mac no banho e wicked game tocando em uma das transições de cena
(ps: pau no cu desse stanley queria ver castrado)
(ps: pau no cu desse stanley queria ver castrado)
menção honrosa a gillian anderson como blanche dubois, blanche dubois cantando fleetwood mac no banho e wicked game tocando em uma das transições de cena
(ps: pau no cu desse stanley queria ver castrado)
(ps: pau no cu desse stanley queria ver castrado)
Reiss Nicolson
9.0★ · 12/10/25
im free
okay yeah its peak gillian anderson plays blanche great
sue storm? what are you doing here
mitch is somehow MORE balding than the film
okay yeah its peak gillian anderson plays blanche great
sue storm? what are you doing here
mitch is somehow MORE balding than the film
im free
okay yeah its peak gillian anderson plays blanche great
sue storm? what are you doing here
mitch is somehow MORE balding than the film
okay yeah its peak gillian anderson plays blanche great
sue storm? what are you doing here
mitch is somehow MORE balding than the film
Reiss Nicolson
9.0★ · 11/19/25
holy shit this shits so good to watch but holy fuck i hate analysing for adv drama, december 10 i am free benedict andrews i want you dead
holy shit this shits so good to watch but holy fuck i hate analysing for adv drama, december 10 i am free benedict andrews i want you dead