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From bagging groceries to designing costumes and sets, Robert Eggers takes us through his journey to becoming a filmmaker. Don't miss #TheNorthman, now playi

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A boy in a red cloak—seemingly the only color in the stark landscape—stands by the shore, waiting for his father. By the movie's end, a different shade of red has overtaken the screen. As

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For writer-director Robert Eggers, Focus Features' The Northman really began when the filmmaker and his wife took a vacation to Iceland. "It was the first time I became interested in old Norse

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April 18, 2022 11:00 am. Robert Eggers. Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP. Robert Eggers turns the doom and gloom of history into high art. His staggering 2015 debut "The Witch" turned memories of

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The Northman feels like a natural progression for Eggers, though it also constitutes his largest-scale undertaking to date: a brooding, blood-soaked Viking epic that cost $90 million to make

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The Northman is engrossing and miraculously realized, an artistic force bringing Eggers to the precipice of a new phase in his career, should he want to continue making massive movies. Which

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The Northman. Director Robert Eggers on Making the Definitive Viking Movie. We talk his ferocious new epic, convincing Björk to make her first film appearance in two decades, and falling asleep

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The magic of Robert Eggers's breakout first film, The Witch, a horror fable about a Puritan family besieged by supernatural forces, lay in its authenticity.Not from the close attention to period

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"The Northman" is a brutal, dark, detailed, and macabre journey into another time and place, an immersive experience that feels less like a movie and more like a guided tour into a long-forgotten

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Drew Taylor. May 2, 2022 @ 12:21 PM. "The Northman" is director Robert Eggers' biggest and most accessible movie. After helming a pair of A24 classics, both of them macabre and

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Robert Eggers knew he'd have to fight for his vision of 'The Northman.'. The result was worth it. Actor Alexander Skarsgård along with cast and crew members on the set of Robert Eggers

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In The Northman, Eggers turns to the Viking Age (c.750-1050 CE) in the Nordic countries, making sure to get as far away from dumb horned helmets as possible. We asked Eggers, Skarsgård, and an

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Robert Eggers: Well, it's a good idea to make a Viking movie right now. I think the History Channel's Vikings TV show inspired more TV shows and video games, all with a similar aesthetic that

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The story opens in the early 10th century in the British Isles, where fresh-faced 10-year-old Prince Amleth (Oscar Novak) is destined to succeed his father King Aurvandil (Ethan Hawke). But

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Taken by Fjölnir as a sex slave, Olga manages to fend off his sexual demands; through deeds of valor and brutality, Amleth gains the king's favor, and takes the opportunity to strike. As a one

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The director Robert Eggers narrates a sequence from "The Northman," starring Alexander Skarsgard. Aidan Monaghan/Focus Features. Certainly, nothing was easy about making the"The Northman

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Robert Eggers. Skarsgård stars as Amleth, crown prince and son of King Aurvandil War-Raven (Ethan Hawke), who, as a young boy, narrowly escapes after his uncle slays the king to usurp the throne

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Director Robert Eggers makes "The Northman" a waking cinematic nightmare - mayhem filmed in breathtaking continuous shots, emotions pitched on the far side of sanity, supernatural elements as real

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The Northman ending explained. Co-written and directed by Robert Eggers, The Northman is a gruesome drama that sees its titular character wanting nothing but revenge. The film is packed with Norse mythology, a Viking legend that directly influenced William Shakespeare's Hamlet, and brutal battles that are waged in the name of vengeance.

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A lot of critics have overpraised the movie because they feel invested in the career of Robert Eggers, the maverick indie director who made the spectral Puritan horror film "The Witch" (2015

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The Northman is due to arrive in theaters on April 22. Until HBO's House of the Dragon lands on the small screen later this year, count on this to fill the Game of Thrones -shaped hole in your

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Robert Eggers pulls back the curtain on making The Northman, why he thanked Ari Aster & Alfonso Cuarón in the credits, and so much more. ... EGGERS: Thank you. Well, it was my first time working

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The Northman, the latest film from director Robert Eggers (The Witch, The Lighthouse), has wowed audiences everywhere with its unrelenting and ultra-violent tale of Viking vengeance. Based on the