Au début du XVIIIe siècle en Angleterre, une frêle reine Anne (Colman) occupe le trône et son amie proche Lady Sarah (Weisz) dirige le pays à sa place. Quand une nouvelle servante Abigail (Stone) arrive, elle se fait apprécier de Sarah.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Olivia Colman
Queen Anne
Emma Stone
Abigail
Rachel Weisz
Lady Sarah
Emma Delves
Queen's Maid
Faye Daveney
Sarah's Maid
Paul Swaine
Wanking Man
Jennifer White
Mrs Meg
Lilly-Rose Stevens
Sally
Denise Mack
Kitchen Servant
James Smith
Godolphin
Mark Gatiss
Lord Marlborough
Horatio
Fastest Duck in the City
Willem Dalby
Central Tory Booker
Edward Aczel
Earl of Stratford
Carolyn Saint-Pé
Madam Tournee
John Locke
Eviction Courtier
Nicholas Hoult
Harley
Everal A Walsh
Servant, Upstairs
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I will admit, when I started the film I really did enjoy the first 30 or so minutes. The acting and the cinematography was really good, as was the humor and imagery. Unfortunately, after an hour or so the humor dissipated and the story took a straight faced and awkward turn full of gluttony, yelling, vomiting, excessive language, weird sexual encounters, and just a lot of filth (literally and figuratively). Admittedly, the acting was quite good but at what cost? All of the characters were very unlikable.. By the end of the film it merely felt pretentious, gross, whiny, and boring. Weirdness and taboos don't bother me in movies at all. What bothers me is when it's handled in such an uneven way.
source: The Favourite