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O​veregged direction ​and forgettable songs ​leave​ the ever great Dinklage and Sicily’s glorious scenery with ​too much ​work to do

Joe Wright spoke so Salon about why he's drawn to the "fantasy of a period" film & how he updated a pivotal scene

Since "Cyrano de Bergerac" has always been about the superficial nature of appearances, there's something fitting about the exterior renovations that have given rise to Joe Wright's sweet, earnest and sometimes enchanting new "Cyrano." For starters, the movie is a full-blown musical: Its roots lie not only in Edmond Rostand's…

Endlessly delayed adaptation is a flutter of organza cloaks, brass buttons and delicate dresses in pastel shades

By the end of the film we couldn’t care more but it takes a while to get there

Beautiful musical adaptation of the classic tale resembles a series of Renaissance paintings come to life.

Director Joe Wright has tackled many of the great literary love stories on screen, the ones that we return to again and again for their beauty and their pain, from Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,” to Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina.” His latest romantic literary screen adaptation is “Cyrano,” another tale of…

Game of Thrones star brings a piercing commitment to the title role in Joe Wright’s solemn screen adaptation of Rostand’s play

The new “Cyrano” movie is an eyeful; but for the ear, more like half-full. But you always take your chances with a musical adaptation of the 1897 Edmond Rostand play. And there have been plenty.

Joe Wright is at his best when he’s making movies about love. They may not always have a happy ending. In fact, they usually don’t.

Joe Wright directs an adaptation of Erica Schmidt's Cyrano de Bergerac musical “Cyrano” for the big screen, starring Peter Dinklage as the lovelorn wit, Haley Bennett as the beautiful Roxanne and Kelvin Harrison Jr. as the handsome man who turns her head in this 18th-century-set production