Reżyseria:
Julian JarroldZdjęcia:
Felix WiedemannMuzyka:
Paul EnglishbyObsada:
Toby Jones, Andrea Riseborough, Billy Howle, Monica Dolan, Kim Cattrall, Dorian Lough, Paul Ready, David Haig, Robert East, Andrew Havill (więcej)Opisy(1)
Historia oszustw i pożądania, pieniędzy i moralności, a także tego, co najbardziej niebezpieczne: miłości. Najważniejsza w całej opowieści jest postać Romaine: żony oskarżonego i świadka oskarżenia... (Viaplay)
Recenzje (3)
It is well known that Agatha Christie is a classic that won’t disappoint. And on the top of that Julian Jarrold is a master of TV films, because in addition to the classically brilliant British acting performances, there is a number of original moments and visual tweaks that embellished the entire two-part film.
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I'm only familiar with the original short story, I haven't read or seen the play, and I'm literally blown away by how such a short story managed to be so delightful and how much potential there was still hidden in it. The multiple drama is dominated by Toby Jones, whose Mayhew has become a memorable character.
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The Witness for the Prosecution doesn't really stand out from the stories of the Queen of Whodunits, but I still got carried away for two hours with a case about love, guilt and forgiveness. Truth spills over into lies and vice versa - the script plays with the viewer and their judgement, even though you can predict the identity of the perpetrator if you have watched or read a thing or two. I loved more than one audiovisually captivating scene and the casting of Toby Jones in the lead role.
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