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King Charles VI declares that Knight Jean de Carrouges settle his dispute with his squire by challenging him to a duel. Earlier Scheduled to release on Dec 2020, now the release date is pushed further due to Covid pandemic. Directed by Ridley Scott.
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King Charles VI declares that Knight Jean de Carrouges settle his dispute with his squire by challenging him to a duel. Earlier Scheduled to release on Dec 2020, now the release date is pushed further due to Covid pandemic. Directed by Ridley Scott.
Best Actress in an Action Movie | 2022 | Jodie Comer
Best Script | 2021 | Nicole Holofcener
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2021 | Nicole Holofcener
Best Supporting Actor | 2021 | Ben Affleck
Best Actress | 2021 | Jodie Comer
Best Director | 2021 | Ridley Scott
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2021 | Nicole Holofcener
Best Actress | 2021 | Jodie Comer
Best Director | 2021 | Ridley Scott
Best Editing | 2021 | Claire Simpson
Best Villain in a Movie | 2022 | Ben Affleck
Worst Supporting Actor | 2022 | Ben Affleck
Best Supporting Actor | 2021 | Ben Affleck
Scene Stealer | 2021 | Ben Affleck
Best Actress | 2021 | Jodie Comer
Favorite Actress | 2022 | Jodie Comer
Best Lead Performer in a Movie | 2021 | Jodie Comer
Best Actress of the Year | 2022 | Jodie Comer
Best Supporting Actress | 2022 | Jodie Comer
Actor of the Year | 2022 | Adam Driver
Actor of the Year For and | 2022 | Adam Driver
Best Breakthrough Performance Female | 2022 | Jodie Comer
Main Competition | 2021 | Dariusz Wolski
Film Score of the Year | 2022 | Harry Gregson-Williams
Best Original Score for a Drama Film | 2022 | Harry Gregson-Williams
Best Original Score Feature Film | 2021 | Harry Gregson-Williams
Best Original Score | 2022 | Harry Gregson-Williams
Best Original Score | 2022 | Harry Gregson-Williams
Best Sound Editing Mixing | 2022 | Daniel Birch
Best Editing | 2022 | Claire Simpson
Best Editing | 2022 | Claire Simpson
Best Film Editing | 2022 | Claire Simpson
Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature | 2022 | Gary Brozenich
Best Costume Design | 2021 | Janty Yates
Budget 100,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 30,552,111 USD
At the wedding, the clergy kiss each other, then one kisses Carrouges, then he kisses his bride. This was a real practice in a medieval Nuptial Solemn Mass; the "kiss of peace" was given by the priest celebrant to the deacon, who in turn gives it to the subdeacon, who gives the kiss to any other clergy present in choir dress, and it is also given to the groom, who then gives the kiss of peace to his bride. The kiss of peace was also given to royalty, if present at a Solemn Mass. At modern Catholic Masses, the sign of peace is usually a handshake, exchanged by all people present at the Mass.
Matt Damon struggled to grow facial hair, so the makeup department had to try out 20 different beards to apply to his face. He reportedly got a skin rash underneath the stuck-on beard, which was so irritating that he had to be treated with ice packs after every scene while shooting the movie.
In real life, spectators of judicial duels were forbidden to interfere by making any noise, and that included shouting, cheering and even coughing, under the penalty of death.
Originally, the writers of the project, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, were to play the two leading roles in the film. However, Adam Driver was cast in taking over the leading role from Affleck, who stepped aside into a supporting role instead. The reason for the change was to avoid a scheduling conflict with the production of Adrian Lyne's Deep Water (2022), in which Affleck was attached to star.
Matt Damon said that he and Ben Affleck brought on Nicole Holofcener to help them write the female perspectives of the screenplay.
"Marguerite de Carrouges: I am telling the truth. Nicole de Carrouges: The truth does not matter."
"[from trailer] Marguerite de Carrouges: I say before all of you, I spoke the truth!"
