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December 18, 2001
"Enigma"
will be screened at 7 p.m. on Saturday, January 12th at the Palm
Springs International Film Festival. Tickets go on sale January 2.
Click here
for ticket information.
December 17, 2001
"Enigma"
to be shown at the Palm
Springs International Film Festival in California, which runs January 10
- 21, 2002. The exact date for thee "Enigma"
screening has not yet been published, but as soon as it is, I'll post it here!
source: Variety 12/17/01
November 30, 2001
"Enigma"
to be released April 19 in the US!
This will be limited release which means basically one theater per city
and small towns may not get it at all. There is also a "US Enigma"
website: Enigma
The Film. Hopefully they'll list which cities the movie will be shown
in. - Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring
Kate for the news!
November 17, 2001
Mick Jagger has re-launched his official website MickJagger.com.
The new and highly interactive site is a must-see for any Jagger fan. It
also contains information about his films, "Enigma"
and "The
Map of Love" as well as a clip of his upcoming documentary
"Being Mick" which airs Thursday, November 22 on ABC in the US and
Channel 4 at 9pm in the UK and will show scenes from "Enigma".
Mick will also do a Live Chat on AOL, November 19 (AOL keyword: Mick Jagger).
November 14, 2001
"Enigma"
delayed due to Sept. 11 attacks?
From the NY Post (11/11/01)
"It's unfortunate that two of the season's promising
films, Martin Scorsese's violent-looking historical epic, "Gangs of New
York," and Michael Apted's "Enigma," about a mathematician who
breaks the key German code of World War II, have been postponed until next year,
supposedly for reasons connected with the Sept. 11 horror." - Click here
for the full article.
Yet another country gets to see "Enigma". The film was
released in the Portuguese cities of Braga, Matosinhos, and V.N. Gaia, November
12th. source: Público
Online
October 30, 2001
On November 22, 2001, ABC-TV will air a one-hour Thanksgiving special,
"Being Mick". Footage for the program was shot over the past
year documenting Mick Jagger. Highlights include Jagger on the set of "Enigma,"
the first film he has produced on his own; relaxing on Mustique Island and on
the French Riviera; and in the studio with his daughters singing background
vocals. Jagger's publicist said "Being Mick" may also include a
special live performance. - source: Rolling Stone 10/27/01
October 29, 2001
Puzzle
plot is worth the battle (review) - The Sun-Herald 10/29/01 (6/10)
The Sunday Times ran an interesting article about the various filming locations
for "Enigma":
Location,
Location, Location - The Sunday Times 10/28/01
October 26, 2001
Added the full-page "Enigma" advert by UK distributor, Miramax, from
the October 15-21 issue of Weekly Variety. Click here
to check it out.
Also check out the nice artwork from an Australian advert for Enigma here.
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring
Kate for the above!
Kate
dumps hearts for minds - Sydney Morning Herald 10/15/01
October 25, 2001
Articles from Down Under:
Price
of fame drives proud Scot crazy - Daily Telegraph (Oz) 10/25/01
Apted
gets plenty of Satisfaction - Sydney Morning Herald 10/25/01
Enigma
review - Daily Telegraph (Oz) 10/25/01 positive
October 24, 2001
"Enigma" will be released in Australia tomorrow (you lucky
Aussies!) and Hoyts Cinemas
is marking the event with a special competition.
Giveaways include:
* Enigma Double In-season Pass.
* The International No.1 Bestselling Novel ‘Enigma’ by Robert Harris.
* The Soundtrack by renown English composer, John Barry.
* An Enigma Poster
Click on the Hoyts link
and give it a go!
October 23, 2001
CineMusic rates the "Enigma" soundtrack a 3.5 out of 5. Click here
to read the review.
October 22, 2001
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Film Prize in Science and Technology with a
$25,000 award was presented to director Michael Apted for his film
"Enigma" at the Hamptons International Film Festival. Upon
accepting the award, Apted promised to donate the award to the American Red
Cross. - source: Hollywood Reporter 10/22/01
October 21, 2001
The Australian release date had previously been reported as November 8th,
however it is now confirmed for October 25th! The film score will be
released in Oz on October 29th according to Sanity music. - Thanks Alain
for the news!
Aussie film site, Urban
Cinefile has posted 3
new reviews of "Enigma". 2 positive and 1 mixed.
Reviewer Louise Keller has this to say about Dougray's performance:
"Dougray Scott is truly wonderful in this role –
we believe his madness and brilliance – and understand his obsession with the
golden girl of his dreams."
October 12, 2001
Added a new
photo of Dougray at the UK Premiere of Enigma - Variety 10/07/01
October 11, 2001
"Enigma" moved from 4th to 3rd place in the UK box office
for week-ending October 7th! First place was Moulin Rouge followed by A.I.
Artificial Intelligence.
October 8, 2001
Added 2
new photos of Dougray in "Enigma" from German distributor, Senator
Films.
- Thanks to Steffii!
Also added a new Dougray interview and Enigma review:
Cracking Enigma - OK!
magazine 10/05/01 (interview)
Film of the Week - OK!
magazine 10/05/01 (4 out of 5 stars)
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate for the OK!
goodies!
The October 2001 issue of Tatler
has a review on "Enigma" and an article on supporting actor, Tom Hollander.
October 6, 2001
Dougray
Scott, historian - National Post 10/06/01 (interview)
Release dates pushed back for:
Australia - November 8, 2001
Germany - January 24, 2002
Netherlands - TBA 2002
Becker Entertainment
(Australian distributor) has a new trailer
and a large, 2.4 mb poster
online. For those of you who are bandwith-challenged (56K modems or less) click here
to download the poster in a zip file (601k).
October 5, 2001
Film of the Week:
Enigma - Now magazine 09/26/01 (4 out of 5 stars)
Enigma
quarter-page ad in the Sunday Times (it's nice to see Dougray getting first billing
finally!)
- Thanks to Grace
for the above!
My pal Marla of Admiring Kate has received a
write-up and photos of another fan's experience at the UK Royal Premiere of
"Enigma". It's a great read and a nice photo of Dougray! Click here to go
straight to it.
The UK release of Enigma has kept me mega busy! In this
week's Fan Poll, you get to tell me how I'm covering the UK release. Too
much? Not enough? Let your voice be heard!
Have you played the Enigma game from the UK Official Website yet?
If not, it's definitely worth your effort. Just click on the above link and then click on
the letter "G" on E N I G M A to access the game.
October 4, 2001
Articles:
Kate was fine - if a
little scruffy - The Daily Telegraph 10/04/01
No reason for
Polish concern over film - The Daily Telegraph 10/04/01
Enigma: who was
really who - This is London 10/04/01
I've added the links to all the trailers, behind-the-scenes clips and film
clips that are on the net to the "Enigma" Trailers page
October 3, 2001
Articles:
Enigma stars'
Historical Challenge - 09/28/01 BBC News (with photos)
We're Off to the
movies (but not the theatre) - The Independent 09/30/01
Reviews:
Enigma review -
Yorkshire Press 09/28/01 (5 out of 5 stars)
Film - The Express
09/28/01 (positive)
Reviews: Kate's
Cracker - The Sunday Mirror 09/30/01 (positive)
This Week's Movies
- The Sunday People 09/30/01 (positive)<
Also added a new website to the Enigma Links:
Campaign Wrzesniowa 1939 (Polish
WWII historical website) - Thank you Bolas!
Over the past 4 days, I have received numerous emails from Poles regarding
their concerns about their fellow countryman's portrayal (and lack thereof) in
"Enigma". Specifically, the film fails to recognize the fact that it was
indeed 3 young brilliant Polish mathematicians who originally cracked the Enigma code in
1933. Also at issue is the only Pole represented in the film "Enigma" is a
traitor. I now take this time to set the historical record straight:
The Enigma machine was built in the 1920s. German banks and railroads were
among the first to use it until the German (Nazi) military saw its potential.
In 1931 and continuing for several years, a hard-up German army clerk secretly obtained
more than 300 documents, including the instructions and settings for the Enigma machines
and sold them to the French who showed very little interest in their purchase.
Next it was offered to the British who were skeptical that Enigma could be broken and
politely declined the offer.
Finally the documents went to the Poles. With the German threat on the horizon,
the Polish government realized how important Enigma was. Three brilliant young
Polish mathematicians, Zygalski, Rozycki and Rejewski set off to break the code. It
was Rejewski who realized that the Germans had been stupid enough to use ABCD as the order
round the rotor.
In 1939, the Germans added a fourth rotor and the Poles could no longer read the
messages. That's when they invited the British and French in on the project. But
soon thereafter, Poland was invaded.
Now, keep in mind that "Enigma" is based upon a NOVEL written by Robert
Harris. It is NOT a documentary on the Enigma machine. It is a tale of Enigma
and the code breakers at Bletchley Park in 1943. Also realize, that during the war,
the Germans, although convinced Enigma was foolproof, did change the code on occasions
which required the code-breakers at Bletchely Park to start all over again. This is
part of what "Enigma" the film is about. It's also called entertainment
folks.
Related Articles:
Poles apart
from the truth: Letters - Evening Standard 10/01/01
Letter: Enigma
Unraveled - The Guardian 10/02/01
Serious Errors in
Film "Enigma" - The Daily Telegraph 10/03/01
October 2, 2001
Official Enigma Game Competition
Decode the question and answer it for a chance to win a two night break in Rudding
Hotel and Golf situated in Yorkshire for 2 people sharing a luxurious double bedroom or
selection of Enigma goodies. Click here to visit
the new Film Factory Enigma website. Click on the letter G in the word ENIGMA to
access the game.
Added 2 new photos to Enigma Photos: page 3.
Added a new interview with Dougray, Jeremy and
Michael Apted. (w/photo)
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate for the interview
find!
UK box office results for September 28-30 weekend:
1. AI (£1.5mm)
2. Moulin Rouge (
3. Mike Bassett: England Manager (£830,000; $1,226,745))
4. Enigma (£795,000; $1,107,885)
5. The Score (£676,000)
- source: Ananova
10/02/01
"Enigma" will be shown at The Hamptons International Film Festival in East Hampton, N.Y.
where it will be the festival's closing-night film on Sunday, October 21st.
Screenings will be at 2 pm at UA-1 theater and 2:45pm at UA-2 theater - both will be
followed by a Q&A. Tickets are $10.Tickets are available at the Box Office until
5pm the day before the event. For more information, click on the festival link
above.
Garth at Dark Horizons
finally posted his "Enigma" review (7 out of 10). Click here to read
Garth's thoughts on the film. (Very minor spoilers)
September 30, 2001
Articles:
Enigma in the making - The Sunday Times
09/30/01 with photos - Thanks to Gill
for the find!
Dougray at the Scottish Peoples Film Festival:
Hiya, Mary Doll - Sunday Mail 09/30/01
Ally and Allison United - Sunday Mail
09/30/01 (excerpt)
RealAudio interview with Cambridge espionage expert Christopher Andrews
about Enigma
Reviews:
For you lucky fans in the UK who can currently see
"Enigma" on the big screen, please take a moment and share your rating
and review. Click here or on the Reviews link
above, to rate the movie and enter your personal review of the film!
You can also enter your review at The
Guardian and BBC Film websites.
Love in a code climate - The Sunday Times
09/30/01 (mixed)
One for my baby and one for the code - The
Observer 09/30/01 (positive)
Enigma - Daily Telegraph 09/29/01
(mixed/positive)
Enigma - Radio Times 09/28/01 (3 out of 5)
Photos:
Added 3 new "Enigma" photos and 2 of Dougray
during the BBC interview to Enigma Photos: page 3.
September 28, 2001
Dougray will be in Glasgow tomorrow, Saturday, September 29, at the Glasgow Film Theatre to do a panel
Q&A session at 2:30pm. Tickets are still available. Call 0141 332 8128 -
Thanks Pauline of the Saffron Burrows website for
the news!
MyMovies.net has
2 new "Enigma-behind-the-scenes"
"media clips along with another Film Clip, which is different from the trailer.
If you haven't already done so, you need to register (it's free
and immediate) to view the clips. If you are already registered, click on My
Movies "Enigma" and start your viewing!
Interviews:
From BBC's Jonathan Ross show this week
RealPlayer
Interview with Dougray Scott
RealPlayer
Interview with Mick Jagger
RealPlayer
Interview with Jeremy Northam
RealPlayer
Interview with Saffron Burrows
The BBC Film website is having a contest
in which they are giving away 10 copies of the special film
tie-in edition of "Enigma", the best-selling novel by Robert Harris. To
enter, email them at film2001@bbc.co.uk
with the answer to this question:
"Which country did Sir Winston Churchill describe as a riddle
enigma wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma?"
Or, if you like, you can order your copy from Amazon UK by
clicking here.
September 27, 2001
Interviews:
The Enigmatic Mr.
Scott - Film Review Oct. 2001 (with photos)
Finding the key
to tale of intrigue - Birmingham Post 09/27/01 (interview with Dougray, Jeremy Northam
and Michael Apted)
Reviews:
Enigma
Review - Film Review Oct. 2001 (positive: 3 out of 5 stars)
Enigma:
Winslet goes to war - The Times 09/27/01 (positive)
Decoding Romance:
Enigma - The Scotsman 09/27/01 (positive)
Enigma
- This is London 09/27/01 (positive) Enigma -
Teletext 09/27/01 (negative)
Enigma gets the
message across - The Financial Times 09/27/01
- Thanks Mini-Misssy for the
Financial Times review!
- Thanks to my pals Marla of Admiring Kate for the Film
Review article & interview!
Photos:
Added 6 more photos from the UK Royal Premiere. Click here.
September 26, 2001
"Enigma" pickups 2 nominations for the British Independent Film
Awards (BIFA):
Kate Winslet for Best Actress and Michael Apted for Best Director.
Robert
Harris: Unraveling the Enigma - BBC interview with "Enigma" author -
09/25/01
Added 2 new "Enigma" Links: Hello! magazine's "Enigma" page and Odeon
Theatre's "Enigma"
page where UK fans can check out times and order tickets on-line.
September 25, 2001
New video clip
of "Enigma" - click here
to watch (requires RealPlayer)
BBC news clip of the Premiere - click here to watch (requires RealPlayer)
ITN news clip of the Premiere - click here
to watch (required RealPlayer)
(Dougray meets the Prince as the very beginning of the ITN clip)
BBC 1's Jonathan Ross will review "Enigma" this Thursday evening at
23:50
"Enigma"
soundtrack review - Music from the Movies 09/25/01 (4 out of 5 stars)
- Thanks to Machieel of the John Barry Yahoo!
Discussion Group for the find!
Added 4 more photos of Dougray from last night's premiere. Click here. - Thanks to my
pal Marla of Admiring Kate
for the find!
What, No Kate? -
Empire online 09/25/01 (co-stars support Kate's decision)
Premiere Report -
Empire online 09/25/01
Premiere
Gallery - Empire online 09/25/01
"Enigma"
Royal Premiere
First of many updates today...
Added 3 more photos of the "Enigma" premiere last night, including one
where Dougray meets Prince Charles. Click here. - Thanks Gill for the find!
September 24, 2001
"Enigma"
Royal Premiere first reports
Added a photo of Dougray and his wife Sarah at the Royal Premiere. Click here.
Kate
drops out of attending premiere - BBC 09/24/01 [photos]
Kate
misses Enigma premiere - Ananova 09/24/01
"Enigma" has it's
Royal Premiere tonight.
Along with Prince Charles, Dougray Scott, Kate Winslet, Jeremy Northam and Saffron Burrows
are all expected to attend tonight's festivities. Be sure to check back later
tonight and tomorrow morning for news and photos as they come in from the UK. Until
then, check out today's upates.
Before it was Mission
Impossible... - The Independent 09/23/01
Added 2 new photos of
Kate and Dougray in "Enigma" to Enigma photos Page 3
-Thanks to Ruth at DiscoverKate.com for the NW pic!
September 23, 2001
Several articles, interviews, and reviews added:
I'd
rather see the Hibs win the league than win an Oscar - Sunday Mail 09/23/01
Enigma variations:
Dougray Scott - Sunday Herald 09/23/01
Everyone's talking
about...the Enigmatic Scottish actor Dougray Scott - The Observer 09/23/01
Thanks Gill!
Enigma's a perfect
mystery - News of the World 09/23/01 (positive)
Enigma's a perfect mystery
- News of the World 09/23/01 (negative)<
Film Choice a bit
of a puzzle - Scotland on Sunday 09/23/01 (mixed)
September 21, 2001
Several articles added today:
How to crack a code:
Robert Harris interview - Independent 09/21/01
Film buffs on
track to boost tourism - Leicester Mercury 09/19/01
For UK fans who are unable to attend Monday night's Royal Premiere, but can't wait
until next Friday to see "Enigma", it will be playing at:
Odeon
George Street in Oxford, Tuesday, September 25 at 18:30
The Everyman
in Hampstead. Click here
for days and times.
September 20, 2001
For your convenience, here's a list of all the locations having contests for
free tickets to the Royal Premiere of Enigma. Click on each link to enter the
contest site:
The Film Factory
MyMovies
(NEW)
Radio Times
Empire magazine
(ticket outlet, no contest)
Bletchley Park (not a contest, but 2 tickets
for the price of 1) Telephone 01908 647269 and ask for Susan May. Prices from £35 - £300
September 19, 2001
Becker Entertainment, the Australian distributor finally has their "Enigma"
page up with a small pic of the poster. It's very similar to the one posted here on
September 8th from Empire magazine. Oz release date not yet listed on their site.
- Thanks to Garth at Dark Horizons
for the news!
September 18, 2001
Enigma Film - London Royal Premiere special offer
If you order your ticket for the glittering Royal Première in London (on Monday 24
September) through Bletchley
Park, you will receive a complimentary ticket of equal value FREE OF CHARGE. Hurry
while stocks last!
Telephone 01908 647269 and ask for Susan May. Prices from £35 - £300
The Admiring
Kate website has a new review of if "Enigma" written by a fan, not a film
critic. Definitely worth reading! Click here, and scroll down to
Septemberr 17th for Josie's review.
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate for the above
news!
Added an article about "Enigma" and the TIFF after last week's terrorist
attack.
Attack news hits home, grounding
Toronto levity - The Hollywood Reporter 09/17/01
September 17, 2001
Decca Records
has their "Enigma" soundtrack page up with sound bytes to 4 tracks:
(Requires Real Audio)
"Enigma
Track 1: Main Title" (3:41)
"Enigma
Track 2: Where does one pee?" (1:21)
"Enigma
Track 7: Wigram arrives" (1:39)
"Enigma
Track 12: Simply Wonderful/Finding Crib" (1:53)
Click here to check out
Decca Records "Enigma" page.
- Thanks to Alain at the John
Barry Yahoo Group for the news!
Added an interesting article about the film and the real Enigma codebreakers:
To the Rest of the
World, We Were an Enigma - The Mail on Sunday 09/16/01
September 15, 2001
UK's Radio Times is also running a contest to give away free tickets to the Royal
Premiere of "Enigma", as well as pre-film drinks and the dinner
afterwards. Click here to enter,
and good luck!
Added 2 reviews from the TIFF:
It
isn't easy making mathematics sexy - National post 09/14/01 (negative)
Enigma
- Exclaim! 09/14/01 (mixed)
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate for contributing
to today's updates!
September 14, 2001
The Toronto
Int'l Film Festival is continuing with its schedule of film screenings, however all
parties have been cancelled. Just a reminder that "Enigma" will be shown this
evening at the TIFF at 6:30 pm. and again tomorrow morning at again tomorrow morning at
9:30 am.
Reuters reports that Mick Jagger, who had planned to attend the TIFF,
was forced to cancel due to the restrictions of flights into the US. He was supposed to
fly into Toronto from London via New York on Tuesday night.
A new "Enigma" trailer finally hits the net at the MyMovies.net
website. If you've already registered on that site before (it's free and immediate)
click on one of the links below. If you're new to the MyMovies website, you'll need
to register - click here.
Windows Media Low | Windows Media Medium | Windows Media High (Broadband)
For UK residents, The Film
Factory finally fixed their "Enigma" contest links. You still have
time to register to win free tickets to the UK Royal Premiere of Enigma being held
September 24.
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate
for contributing to today's updates!
September 10, 2001
Jagger is hero of Bletchley Park
Mick Jagger allowed a preview of Enigma, the film he has
recently produced, to be screened at Bletchley Park, home to the Enigma machine and the
nerve centre of Britain's wartime code-breaking operations. War veterans were given a
sneak preview of the film, which stars Kate Winslet and Dougray Scott, at the weekend.
True to form, they kept quiet about the screening. What they did reveal, though, was the
wrinkly rocker's generosity. A spokesperson revealed: 'Mick has been very supportive of
our efforts here. He even donated one of his period cars for the film set.'
source: PeopleNews
Articles added:
Just doing what comes naturally - Sunday Telegraph
09/09/01 (Jeremy interview)
Enigma
variations - The Telegraph 09/08/01
'Enigma' story a puzzle for author
- Reuters 09/10/01
Station
X's wartime codebreakers go public - Reuters 09/09/01
September 8, 2001
Added a scan of the "Enigma" poster to Photos
Page 3, from the September issue of Empire magazine - thanks to
Patricia at
the Jeremy Northam
eGroup for the scan!
September 7, 2001
Tickets to "Enigma" at the TIFF are
now sold out! There is an outside chance of getting a single ticket for the Saturday
showing (providing tickets become available again at the last moment), but you have to
purchase them in person.
Added a new and interesting article about Mick Jagger and the background
of making "Enigma":
Breaking New Ground - 08/08/01 Time Out (London)
"Enigma" News between January 2001 - June 2001 has been moved to
the 2001 Archive.
September 6, 2001
Tickets are still available for the TIFF, UK
Royal Premiere, and McEwan's Scottish People's Film Festival
TIFF: September 14, 6:30 pm - Roy Thomson Hall; September 15, 9:30 am - Uptown 1 -
Bell Infoline (416) 968-FILM
UK Royal Premiere: September 24th Prince's Trust Trading Ltd. on 020 7543
1389.
McEwans: September 27th 6 pm Glasgow Film Theatre - 0141 332 8128
Added 3 new articles:
Cool Talk - Anorak 09/06/01
Hopes Are High Up in Toronto - New York Daily News
09/06/01
Kate fixation is an Enigma - Edinburgh Evening News
09/06/01
September 5, 2001
If you are planning to attend the TIFF screening
of Enigma, and would like to meet up with other fans, please post a note on the new
"Enigma"
Forum and get directly in touch with other fans of the cast. OR, you can email me, and I'll be happy to put
you in touch with each other via email.
"Enigma" OZ release date change?
No idea how "official" this is, but the Aussie film-site, UrbanCineFile changed their listing on
Enigma's release date from October 25 to November 8.
September 4, 2001
"Enigma" will be shown in competition at this month's Film By The Sea Festival in
Vlissingen, Holland, (aka The Netherlands). The screenings will be held on Sept. 14,
15 and 16. The event includes a competition devoted to movies adapted from books.
The seven competing titles this year include "Captain Corelli's Mandolin,"
"Enigma" and "The Claim." For more information, visit the Film By The Sea Festival
website.
source: Variety 09/04/01
September 3, 2001 - 12:30 pm ET; 19:30
pm ET
Added a new "Enigma"
review:
BBC
Film Reviews - Neil Smith 08/31/01 4 out of 5 stars - Thanks to Patricia
at the Jeremy
Northam eGroup and Barbara for the headsup!
Ananova reports some terribly sad news this evening. I sincerely
hope it is in error:
Kate Winslet and her husband Jim Threapleton are separating. Click
here
to read the complete article. This story had also been picked up by several other
news sources. Let's just hope it's a rumor gone bad.
Win tickets to see "Enigma" at the
McEwan's Scottish People's Film Festival on September 27th.
The Sunday Mail is giving away 5 pairs of tickets for "Enigma" which
will be screened at the Glasgow Film Theatre at 6pm on September 27th. To win, simply call
the Sunday Mail's hotline at 0901 562 8722 and tell them "Which
Scot stars with Robert Duvall in "A Shot At Glory"?" (Hint: the answer is
Ally McCoist). You must leave your answer, name, address and daytime telephone
number. All calls cost 60p a minute (plus long distance where applicable) and lines
will close at noon on Monday, September 17. You can also order tickets if you don't
want to test your luck, by calling Glasgow Film Theatre - 0141 332 8128. source: Sunday Mail
Updated this week's fan poll: "Enigma Road Trip?"
Are you planning to see "Enigma" at the Toronto Int'l Film Festival? Click
on DSiF News to take the poll.
September 2, 2001
Added an interesting article from The Sunday Times about
"Enigma". They actually had some nice things to say for a change!
A film faithful to our wartime heroism? - The Sunday
Times 09/02/01 Thanks Gill for the headsup and Jade for alerting me to the link prob. It's now fixed!
According to today's Toronto Sun, Jeremy
Northam and Saffron Burrows are scheduled to attend the TIFF. They also
had a brief comment amount "Enigma":
Kate Winslet and Dougray Scott anchor another strong British cast,
this time in Michael Apted's WWII thriller about Nazi code breakers.
September 1, 2001
The "Enigma" soundtrack is now available
for pre-ordering and will be released in the UK October 1st. No word yet on a US
release, but unlike DVDs which are coded for different regions, music CDs are not.
So US fans can order a UK CD without hesitation. The score is by renowned film
composer, John Barry,
whose credits include "Born Free", "Dances with Wolves",
"Somewhere in Time" and several James Bond movies.
Check out Amazon UK (for £11.99) or HMV UK (for £13.99). - Thanks
Pete! |
Dougray, Mick Jagger and Michael Apted are expected to
appear at the TIFF.
Still waiting to hear about Kate, Jeremy and Saffron.
Added a mixed/negative
review from Empire Online.
August 30, 2001
Added a new photo of Dougray, Kate and Saffron to the Enigma EIFF photos
page. Click here to see it.
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate for the picture!
August 29, 2001
Added new interviews with Dougray, Kate,
Saffron, and director Michael Apted, done by the BBC while at the EIFF
last week.
The Hollywood Reporter (08/28/01) confirms Mick Jagger's attendance next
month in Toronto at the TIFF and reports:
Other films set for red carpet treatment include Apted's World War
II drama "Enigma," which stars Dougray Scott and Kate Winslet and was produced
by Lorne Michaels and Jagger.
August 28, 2001
"Enigma" will have two screenings at the TIFF:
Friday, September 14, 6:30 pm - Roy Thomson Hall
Saturday, September 15, 9:30 am - Uptown 1
The TIFF has also posted their individual film pages. Click here to visit their "Enigma" page. Here's a brief
excerpt from their Enigma site:
A smart thriller which pits loyalty against
patriotism, Enigma is a phenomenally thought-provoking narrative which reminds us
of the delights of a classic Hitchcockian spy thriller. Featuring a magnificent ensemble
cast spearheaded by Winslet as Hester, another sparkling addition to her gallery of
intriguing, multifaceted characters, Enigma is a stylish, timeless film that is as
sophisticated as it is exciting.
I also added a larger version of the photo of Dougray
and Kate from the above site to Photos Page 3.
For those of you wanting to attend the Royal Premiere
of "Enigma" on September 24th, you can contact the Prince's Trust Trading Ltd.
at
020 7543 1389. Ticket prices are £35 ($51), £75 ($109), £150 ($218), and £300 ($435).
I've received word that "Enigma" had a
special screening last week in Sydney, Australia. If you were one of the lucky folks
saw the film, feel free to email
me your review of the film and I'll post it on this site.
August 27, 2001
Win tickets to the UK premiere of "Enigma"
on September 24th!!
The Film Factory is offering you the
chance to rub shoulders with HRH The Prince of Wales, stars Kate Winslet and Dougray Scott
and Rolling Stone Mick Jagger. All you need to do is go to The Film Factory website, register (it's
free and immediate!) then complete the form. The give-away is only open to UK
residents over the age of 12.
"Enigma" came in 4th place for the Standard Life Audience award at EIFF.
Audiences at EIFF voted on each film they saw. The winner was "Amelie",
followed by "No Man's Land" in second, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" in
third, and "Enigma" in fourth place.
Added 3 new articles:
Puzzle Pieces
[with new photo from EIFF] - Variety 08/26/01
B.O. Highland Fling -
Variety 08/26/01
Edinburgh Prize Winners -
Gas Attack Takes Edinburgh by Storm - Screen Daily 08/27/01
The Daily Telegraph files a negative review on Enigma in today's
issue. Click here
to read it.
August 26, 2001
Added a new review from The Sunday Times (positive; minor spoilers): Brains, not brawn - Thanks to
Gill
for the headsup!
Also added a small pic of the Enigma poster from the EIFF Odeon to the Photos Page 3
page.
Added a "lost" link - Interviews
- to the top header. It was lost dduring the new format of this mini-site. But
it's back now.
August 25, 2001
Added 4 more photos of Dougray, Kate and Saffron at the EIFF to the EIFF Photos page.
Also added a photo of Mick Jagger and daughter Elizabeth as they appear in Enigma to Photos Page 3.
Both played extras in the film.
August 24, 2001
Thanks to "M", I've added the cover of Scotland on Sunday's frontpage (August
19th) to the EIFF Photos page. Click here to read the article.
ITN ran an interesting article on Bletchley Park with a mention of the
film. Click here
to read the article.
August 23, 2001
FilmFour has a RealPlayer video interview with Saffron Burrows about the
making of "Enigma". You may need to register (for
free) and log-on to the FilmFour
Website. You can then access their page with Saffron Burrows' interview here.
From the National
Post (08/22/01):
Jagger, the 58-year-old Rolling Stones frontman,
will attend the Toronto festival to promote Enigma, a film he co-produced with Saturday
Night Live producer Lorne Michaels. Enigma, which stars Kate Winslet and Dougray Scott, is
a romantic thriller about code-breakers who diffused the threat of German U-boats during
the Second World War.
The Hollywood
Reporter ran an article on the 21st about UK film composers. Here's an excerpt
regarding "Enigma" composer, John Barry:
Barry who was born in York, England, but now resides in
Oyster Bay, New York has reservations about filmmakers using pop-oriented musicians
for scoring. "For some movies, obviously it's very appropriate," says the
veteran composer, whose scores total more than 100 film and TV productions including
"Dances With Wolves," "Out of Africa" and many James Bond films.
"But the main thing about being a movie composer is that you have a very extended
dramatic range.
"There are a lot of good composers that are not good dramatists," he continues.
"They know how to orchestrate and how to compose, but to be given a book or a piece
of film and then write dramatically accurate music that enhances the drama, that's another
skill altogether. That's the big question mark: Are the young composers good
dramatists?"
Barry, the big daddy of British film scoring, has been choosing projects sparingly in
recent years, as befits a 67-year-old, multi-Academy Award-winning titan who received an
O.B.E. (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) from the Queen of England in 1999. He
has returned to the conductor's podium, however, for Michael Apted's Kate
Winslet-starrer,
"Enigma," which is based on Robert Harris' best-selling novel with a screenplay
by Tom Stoppard. Produced by legendary rocker Mick Jagger in part for the Rolling Stone's
Jagged Films, "Enigma" screened this month at the Edinburgh International Film
Festival.
August 22, 2001 - updated 12:00 and 14:30 pm ET
CORRECTION: In this
morning's update, I erroneously reported that tickets for "Enigma" at the TIFF were
$187.25 each. Major error on my part. That's the price of an 8 day pass
for Gala screenings. The cost has been corrected below and is in fact only $23.55 CA
for an advance ticket.
Robert Harris, author of "Enigma", wrote a letter to The Times
(London) Editor regarding their "hostile" review and articles. Click here to read his complete
letter. Bravo Mr. Harris! Bravo and well done!
The Toronto Sun confirms Jagger's appearance at the TIFF and alludes
to additional appearances by director Michael Apted, and co-stars Saffron Burrows and
Jeremy Northam. Click here for the complete
article.
Canada.com
suggests that Kate Winslet may also attend the "Enigma" screening at the TIFF.
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate
for the find!
More articles added:
The Real Enigma - The
Mirror 08/22/01
What a saga for Jagger - This is London 08/22/01
Film of British Wartime
Heroics had German Cash - 08/21/01 Press Association - Thanks to Missy-meister
for the find! ;-)
From yesterday's Variety:
Michael Apted's adaptation of Robert Harris' WWII code-breaker
thriller, "Enigma," starring Dougray Scott, Kate Winslet and Jeremy
Northam, makes its Canuck premiere. Pic is produced by Lorne Michaels and Mick Jagger; Tom
Stoppard penned the script.
"Enigma"
goes to Toronto
"Enigma" to be shown at the Toronto Int'l Film Festival - so far only Mick
Jagger is confirmed to attend. - The
Hollywood Reporter 08/22/01
The Gala screening will take place on Friday, September 14, 2001 at 6:30
pm in the Roy Thomson Hall. A single ticket for "Enigma" is $23.55
CA. To order tickets online, click here.
For more information visit the official Toronto Int'l Film
Festival website.
Enigma Receives Its Canadian Premiere as a Gala Presentation - TIFF
News Release 08/21/01
August 21, 2001
New article: Keith Aitken Column - The Express
08/20/01 - Thanks to Missy for the find!
From the Intermedia
Film's website:
Royal Premiere for Enigma
Michael Apted's ENIGMA will have its London
premiere in the presence of HRH Prince Charles on 24 September with proceeds going towards
the Prince's Trust - the UK's leading youth charity - and Bletchley Park, home of the
original World War II code breakers. ENIGMA, which stars Dougray Scott, Kate Winslet,
Jeremy Northam and Saffron Burrows, had a gala screening at the Edinburgh Film Festival on
August 18 and at screened at Taormina in July. The film opens in the UK on September
28.
Added 7 more photos of Dougray, Kate and
Saffron to the EIFF photos page. - Thanks to Ruth at DiscoverKate.com and Steven for
contributing most of them!
August 20, 2001 Updated: 7:00 am; 12:00 pm; 13:30 pm; 15:30 pm and 19:00 pm - all
times ET
Reviews added:
FilmFour -
08/20/01 positive; minor spoilers UPDATE
Edinburgh Evening News - 08/20/01 positive;
minor spoilers UPDATE
InsideOut Films - 08/20/01
positive (4 out of 5) minor spoilers UPDATE
Bletchley tale told
badly - The Times 08/20/01 (negative with a distinctly bad attitude)
"Enigma" to be shown September 26th at the
Scottish Peoples Film Festival - Dougray expected to attend
Stars flock to the
people's film festival - Sunday Mail 08/19/01
Articles added:
Saffron an Enigma at film bash - Edinburgh Evening
News UPDATE
Simon Pia's Festival Diary - The Scotsman
08/20/01 UPDATE
Much-delayed Winslet/Jagger film to get US release
- Unmissable TV 08/20/01 - Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate
for the find!
"Enigma" author, Robert Harris hammers Hollywood - Empire 08/20/01
Novelist
condemns Hollywood's yen to rewrite history as cultural capitalism - Guardian
Unlimited 08/20/01
Missing Jagger is enigma
of film's premier - The Times 08/20/01
Bletchley Blandness -
The Times 08/20/01
August 19, 2001
Edinburgh International Film Festival Updates
Hi..I'm
Kate Windswept - The Sunday Mail 08/19/01
Stars
piling into Edinburgh? What an enigma - Sunday Herald 08/19/01
Top
Film, Shame I missed the game Hib's fan Dougray's regrets - The Sunday Mail
08/19/01
Codename: Love
How Britians top secret heroes found true romance - The Sunday Mail 08/19/01
Actress
Winslet in Corsets for Latest Film - Reuters 08/18/01
Trinity's
Daily Diary - InsideOut Films 08/18/01 NEW PREMIERE
PHOTOS OF DOUGRAY
Winslet windswept in Edinburgh
- ITN 08/18/01
RealPlayer
BBC Video Report II - BBC 08/18/01 Enigma review and Interview with a real-life
codebreaker
Go straight to the new Enigma EIFF photos
page
Read Entfirst's Enigma Review here (positive; minor
spoilers)
A special thanks to Marla at Admiring Kate
and Ruth as DisoverKate for helping gather today's updates!
August 18, 2001
Edinburgh International Film Festival Updates
Scots rain has
ruined my hair - Ananova 08/18/01 Scots rain has
ruined my hair - Ananova 08/18/01 NEW
DOUGRAY PHOTO
RealPlayer
BBC Video Report - BBC 08/18/01 brief Dougray interview
RealPlayer
BBC Audio Report - BBC 08/18/01 background on the real Bletchley Park codebreakers
- thanks to James for the BBC finds! (Both
reports require RealPlayer plug-in)
Dougray sneaks out of Enigma
premier to catch a Hibs game. - You GO GUY!! :-)
Titanic star to appear at
city premiere - The Edinburgh Evening News 08/18/01
August 17, 2001
Enigma film
splits codebreakers - BBC News 08/17/01 PHOTO - thanks to my pal
Marla at Admiring Kate for the find!
Kate Winslet
expected at Enigma premiere - Ananova
08/17/01
A cryptic cracker Enigma -
Positive review from The Scotsman - 08/17/01
Decca Records will be releasing the Enigma soundtrack by John Barry in
the UK, around the same time as the opening of the film in London next month. - Thanks to
the John Barry
Discussion Group
Sunny Film will
be releasing "Enigma" in Malaysia sometime in late December or early
January. As soon as they narrow down the date, I'll be sure to post it here.
NOVA will be rebroadcasting their 2-hours special, "Decoding Nazi Secrets"
on August 28th. I caught this last year when it originally aired, and I highly
recommend it. It covers the true story of the Enigma machine and the men and women
who cracked the code. Check your local PBS
station for times.
August 16, 2001
US Release date rumor - here are the straight unabashed facts, contrary to
what other websites, including the IMDb are posting:
MPI, the US distributor has yet to determine an exact release date for "Enigma"
in the US, much less having announced any such tentative date. Although Intermedia
Films owns "Enigma", they sold the distribution rights to MPI and as such have
little to do with the US release of this film, except to provide support to MPI should
they need/want it. Although a February release date is possible, so is a November or
April release date. According to MPI, they just haven't decided yet, but once they
do, they will issue a press release then we'll all know for certain.
According to today's Screen Daily, Dougray is confirmed to attend the
Edinburgh Int'l Film Festival for this weekend's screening of "Enigma".
Click here for the
full story.
August 15, 2001
Site updates today:
Added a couple new "Enigma" sites to the Links
page, added the Malaysian distributor (not date yet) to the Release Dates, added a Page
3 of photos, and some new "Enigma" Wallpaper
for your computer.
August 12, 2001
Added several articles today:
The flying Scott - The Sunday Times (London)
08/12/01 PHOTOS (Great
new interview and announced new role: Dylan Thomas)
Enigma - Scotland on Sunday 08/12/01
Festival film: Costume drama queen - The Sunday
Herald 08/12/01
August 10, 2001
After Geocities lost my Enigma mini-site, it's back and with a new look! Let me know
what you think.
Now for the BIG news! Thanks to Ruth
at DiscoverKate.com for sharing
the poster you saw on the front page of this mini-site!
Now for the depressing news. Contrary to the Internet Movie Database
showing an October 10, 2001 US release date for Enigma, I am deeply saddened to report
this is incorrect. According to the distributor, MPI, there is no set US release date yet.
Rest assured, once they announced the date, I'll be sure to post it here.
August 9, 2001
Enigma to released in Australia, October 28, 2001 by Magna Pacific. Thanks to Garth
at Dark Horizons!
August 8, 2001
Added some interesting articles today.
No U.S. victory for Jagger - 08/07/01 MSNBC Scoop
Jaggers "perfect" film site is found -
08/05/01 The Express on Sunday
August 6, 2001
Added an interesting article about Mick
Jagger and the making of "Enigma":
"The secret life of a
rock star" - 08/05/01 Scotland on Sunday
"Enigma" sold out! "Five gala premieres
at this years Edinburgh International Film Festival are already sold out - more than
two weeks before the event kicks off. It was revealed today that every ticket has
been snapped up for Amelie, the opening film, and Wit, which closes the
festival. Diehard fans have also snapped up all the available seats for Enigma,
The Pledge and The Man Who Wasnt There." - 07/27/01
Edinburgh Evening News (excerpt)
What the papers are saying about
"Enigma":
"This year's movie premiere hot ticket looks set to be Enigma,
a very British film about code cracking during the Second World War. Hunky Fife man
Dougray Scott stars with Kate Winslet and Jeremy Northam." - 08/03/01 Daily Record
"Based on the book by Robert Harris, Michael Apteds
classy thriller has Kate Winslet and Dougray Scott sharing top billing in a ripping yarn
about love and military code-cracking, set among the legendary Bletchley Park crowd who
broke the Nazi cyphers during the Second World War. Saffron Burrows and Jeremy Northam
also star in this best-of-British affair. - 08/04/01 The Times (London)
"Forget Cannes and Venice - Britain's finest Film Festival
provides the first glimpse of this autumn's hottest new movies. . ENIGMA Mick Jagger's
production company makes an impressive bow with this elegant adaptation of the Robert
Harris novel, unearthing skullduggery and betrayal among the Bletchley code-breakers of
World War Two. Dougray Scott and Kate Winslet co-star. Odeon, August 18" -
08/03/01 The Express
Added a new review (positive)
from Film Four. - Thanks to my pal
Marla of Admiring Kate for the
find!
July 26, 2001
Instructions on how to download the Enigma trailer direct to your hard-drive:
Do a right-click on the trailer link to bring up a menu and click on "Save
Target As". You can save the trailer to your desktop, or whatever file you
choose. Once you download it to your hard-drive, you can watch the trailer again and
again to your hearts content and without having to be online.
- Thanks to Chris,, Missy, and Kellie at
the Dougray
Chatters Cafe for the instructions!
July 25, 2001
Updated the fan poll - Rate the "Enigma"
Trailer!
Enigma
trailer
For those of you who having difficulty downloading the trailer,
here's some helpful tips:
1. Make sure you have downloaded the QuickTime plug-in on your
computer. It's free and very easy to install. You must have this in order to view
this trailer.
2. Make sure you have QuickTime 4.0 or later. Earlier
versions will not work.
3. The trailer is 3.1 Mb, so if you're using a 56K modem, it may take up to 15
minutes for it to download.
4. Thanks to Tamara at Dougray.net for finding an alternate trailer link.
Click here
to watch. (This one also requires QuickTime.)
For those of you trying to save the trailer to your hard-drive, the best I've been able
to figure out is to save it to your cache under Temporary Internet Files in your
Windows program. If anyone has broken this enigma (sorry, I couldn't resist), please email
me and I'll post the instructions here. Note: You need to enable
QuickTime to "Save movies in disk cache". To do this, right-click on the
screen after downloading the trailer. Click on "Plug-in settings", then
click on the "Save movies in disk cache" on the next pop-up window. You
may have to reboot before it takes affect.
Ananova ran an article today about the Edinburgh Film Festival:
Enigma stars expected at
Edinburgh Film Festival - 07/25/01 Ananova
Thanks to Marla at Admiring Kate,
Devin at CHUD,
Garth
at Dark Horizons, and Greg at UpComingMovies,
for spreading the news about the new Enigma trailer.
Added 3 more photo-captures from the Enigma trailer, thanks to my pal Marla at Admiring Kate. Click here to check 'em out!
July 24, 2001
Finally! The "Enigma" trailer online!
You'll need Quicktime
4.0 or later to view it. Click on the pic below to view the trailer, courtesy of
Buena Vista International's
Film Factory.
© Miramax
Added 10 captures from the trailer to Photos
Pg 2.
El Greco at Ain't It Cool News plans on
attending the Edinburgh Film
Festival and has this to say about "Enigma":
"This is one of the festival's major coups along with the
appearances of Sean Penn and Guillermo Del Toro. Enigma is Michael Apted's adaptation of
Robert Harris's best selling novel. Dougray Scott is Tom a key boffin in the bid to break
the Enigma machine code. Hester (Kate Winslet) is housemate to the disappeared Claire
(Saffron Burrows) who just happens to be Tom's ex lover. Hested and Tom team up to track
down Claire and lead themselves into a beguiling web of intrigue. Promises to restore the
historical blemishes of U-571 and be a modern British mystery thriller in the best sense
of the phrase."
The Edinburgh Film
Festival has their "Enigma" page
up. Plain and simple with no photos.
The Times (London)
rated "Enigma" as
one of the Ten must-sees for this year. - 07/23/01
Allan Hunter of The
Scotsman also recommends "Enigma":
"Dougray Scott takes another step towards international stardom
with his striking performance as the haunted, highly strung mathematician devoted to
breaking the wartime enigma code in this intelligent adaptation of the Robert Harris
bestseller. Kate Winslet and Jeremy Northam co-star in a highly acclaimed first film from
Mick Jaggers production company. Rumour has it Jagger and Winslet will attend the
premiere."
- Thanks Claudia for the find!
Bletchley Park,
in a July 9th press
release, made the following announcement (exceprt):
The full range of attractions, plus some new ones, will be
available. In the pipeline is a new exhibition showcasing the forthcoming film, Enigma.
Based on Robert Harris's best-selling novel of the same name, the film, starring Kate
Winslet and Dougray Scott, is due for release at the end of September.
July 19, 2001
According to The Sun (07/18/01)
Prince Charles will dine with Mick Jagger.
"The get-together was arranged after the Prince said Jagger's
film "Enigma" could have a royal premiere. The star of the film Kate
Winslet will also be at the dinner, which will take place near the September 24 premiere."
No mention of Dougray, but surely he was invited too, don't you think?
- Thanks to my pal Marla of Admiring Kate for the find!
Added a new interview with Dougray while he was at the Taormina Film Festival:
History in the
making -
07/19/01 The Scotsman
Note: The above interview also reports that British actor Tim Roth is to play the role of Cromwell as
opposed to Ray Winstone which was previously reported by AlloCinè. I guess we'll just have to wait and
see.
July 14, 2001
Prince Charles will be attending the UK premiere of "Enigma" on
September 24, 2001:
Baz Bamigboye column
- 07/13/01 Daily Mail
July 12, 2001
According to Scotsman.com, the "Enigma" premiere at the Edinburgh Film Festival will be
the "year's big event" with the opening night party at the Royal Museum of Scotland in
Chambers Street on August 18. Although Dougray along with Mick Jagger and the
rest of the cast are expected to attend, Kate Winslet will be unable to do so. Click below for the
complete article. 'Penned' in - 07/11/01 Evening
News/Scotsman.com
Popcorn.com
reports that tickets for the event will be available from Saturday July 14, and you can get hold of them by visiting www.edfilmfest.org.uk or phoning 0131 623 8030.
Popcorn.com also has posted their review
(positive; minor spoilers) of "Enigma".
I will be cleaning up the translations on
the Il Messaggero and Il Matino interviews as soon as I can. There was a wealth of information coming out of the Taormina film
festival and I just didn't have time to translate everything, so please, no more emails about the
translations. :-) Thanks.
Also about the interviews - these were done
in a group-style. If you saw the movie "Notting Hill"
with Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, remember the scene where she's at the
hotel answering questions from a room full of jounalists? This is how Dougray's
interviews were conducted. He was in the Green Room at the festival, answering questions from numerous
journalists.
July 11, 2001
"Enigma" will premiere at the Edinburgh Film Festival at the Odeon Cinema at 6
pm on Saturday, August 18th. There is also another screening on Sunday, August 19th
at 1 pm at the UGC.
Dark Horizons posted a positive
review on "Enigma" today. Click here to read it. (Note:
minor spoilers)
July 9, 2001
"Enigma" will be shown
at the Edinburgh Film Festival.
Dougray, Kate Winslet, Saffron Burrows and Mick Jagger are all expected to attend the "very glitzy affair".
Hollywood stars come out for Edinburgh
premiere - 07/08/01 Scotland on Sunday
Added 3 new press photos of Dougray
from Enigma courtesy of Cinema.com
Added several interviews which
Dougray gave last week while at the Taormina Filmfest:
The spy who does
not know deceit (with photo) - 07/03/01 La
Sicilia
Jagger
Producer? No, Enigma is super - 07/03/01 Il Messaggero
With Jagger I have
deciphered Engima - 07/03/01 Il Mattino
"Enigma" gets a full page spread
in the July issue of Heat. Click here to check it out.
Thanks to Ruth at Discover
Kate and her friend Steve!
Swedish Release date set for
September 14, 2001 - Thanks Lis!
Added several new links to the Enigma
film page.
July 2, 2001
Enigma was shown at Taormino's Teatro Antico
Grande Cinema yesterday at 9:30 pm. Caltanet Cinema's Francesco Alò who is covering the Taormina Filmfest,
had this to say about the film:
"Enigma is a beautiful film...with extraordinary
actors...an elegant and classic spy story..." The film will be
shown again today at 10:00 pm at the Grande Cinema Replica.
Dougray Scott, and Enigma's
co-producer, Victoria Pearman will be (or make that has been) interviewed today at noon in
the festival's Green Room. Hopefully Taormino's website will post the results of the interview tomorrow.
Il Messaggero (July 2, 2001) had a brief
mention that Mick Jagger asked Dougray to attend the festival to help promote the
film. According to Caltanet's
website, Kate Winslet was expected to attend the festival as a presenter, but had to
cancel her plans at the last minute.
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