The first preview of Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby has
surfaced—two and a half minutes that look just as you may expect if
you’re familiar with the often flashy Aussie filmmaker’s work on Romeo + Juliet and Moulin Rouge,
but that have somehow managed to shock the trailer-watching public in
seemingly equal amounts of pleasure and dismay.
The frenetic, high-drama
preview promises sweeping shots of Jay Gatsby’s West Egg soirées,
immaculate set design, and period-perfect costumes—but also what appears
to be a hyper-stylized, extended-music-video treatment of F. Scott
Fitzgerald’s American classic.
The trailer opens to the Kanye West/Jay-Z collaboration “No Church in the Wild” against images of Jazz Age excess that could fit into any rap video: wealthy men and women clinking cocktails in speeding convertibles, free-flowing liquor, women swaying from chandeliers over pulsating party crowds, and ample sexual tension.
The trailer opens to the Kanye West/Jay-Z collaboration “No Church in the Wild” against images of Jazz Age excess that could fit into any rap video: wealthy men and women clinking cocktails in speeding convertibles, free-flowing liquor, women swaying from chandeliers over pulsating party crowds, and ample sexual tension.
"The Great Gatsby" is Amitabh's debut Hollywood venture where the
actor makes a friendly appearence. Though for a short while, the
69-year-old will share screen with Hollywood stars Leonardo and Tobey.
The first look of the film with Amitabh has been released and the actor
looks dapper in a grey coloured suit teamed with a white hat. He looks
classic as he sports a beard and moustache.
He feels the film will take viewers back in time.
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