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National Theatre Live: All My Sons

2019·Drama·2h 20m
7.1
America, 1947. Despite hard choices and even harder knocks, Joe and Kate Keller are a success story. They have built a home, raised two sons and established a thriving business. But nothing lasts forever and their contented lives, already shadowed by the loss of their eldest boy to war, are about to shatter. With the return of a figure from the past, long buried truths are forced to the surface and the price of their American dream is laid bare.
Directed by Ross MacGibbon
live performance
filmed theater
nt live

Cast

Sally Field
Sally Field
Kate Keller
Bill Pullman
Bill Pullman
Joe Keller
Jenna Coleman
Jenna Coleman
Ann Deever
Colin Morgan
Colin Morgan
Chris Keller
Sule Rimi
Sule Rimi
Dr. Jim Bayliss
Oliver Johnstone
Oliver Johnstone
George Deever
Gunnar Cauthery
Gunnar Cauthery
Frank Lubey
Bessie Carter
Bessie Carter
Lydia Lubey
Kayla Meikle
Kayla Meikle
Sue Bayliss

Crew

Ross MacGibbon
Ross MacGibbon
Director
Arthur Miller
Arthur Miller
Writer
Jeremy Herrin
Jeremy Herrin
Stage Director

Popular Reviews

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Joe Martin
Joe Martin
National Theatre Live: All My Sons
incredible stuff
incredible stuff
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Aaron Glasson
Aaron Glasson
National Theatre Live: All My Sons
Saw this on New Year’s Eve and Walter white was in it yo.
Saw this on New Year’s Eve and Walter white was in it yo.
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Vincent
Vincent
National Theatre Live: All My Sons
Fathers, sons, husbands, wives, and war. -Colin Morgan's performance was out of this world. When the realization hits him and he turns full front and we see those tears run down his face and the crescendoing of his anger I gasped. Not to mention the ending scene of him on his knees infront of his mother and wailing. Each character having drawn out very dramatic and emotional monologues helped shape their evolving personality. I am not a thespian or theatre nerd, but it was thoroughly enjoyable to see a historic drama based on a nonfiction event (world war 2). It was also amazing seeing Sally Field as she is a great actress and truly shone here playing a grieving and in denial mother.
Fathers, sons, husbands, wives, and war. -Colin Morgan's performance was out of this world. When the realization hits him and he turns full front and we see those tears run down his face and the crescendoing of his anger I gasped. Not to mention the ending scene of him on his knees infront of his mother and wailing. Each character having drawn out very dramatic and emotional monologues helped shape their evolving personality. I am not a thespian or theatre nerd, but it was thoroughly enjoyable to see a historic drama based on a nonfiction event (world war 2). It was also amazing seeing Sally Field as she is a great actress and truly shone here playing a grieving and in denial mother.
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Dorian
Dorian
National Theatre Live: All My Sons
ohhhhh this cast was sooo insane but the entire time i could not get used to colin morgan’s accent. love watching him slowly lose faith in the world though it’s like his entire typecast. sally field was so lovely too like my god does she pull you in ugh.
ohhhhh this cast was sooo insane but the entire time i could not get used to colin morgan’s accent. love watching him slowly lose faith in the world though it’s like his entire typecast. sally field was so lovely too like my god does she pull you in ugh.
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