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| All That Glitters | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Peter Lavery |
| Screenplay by | Peter Lavery |
| Produced by | Joe Andrews |
| Starring | Elliot Grihault Paul Ready Tim Downie Mark Lavery |
Production company | Clover Fox Films |
| Language | English |
All That Glitters is an upcoming film directed by Peter Lavery. It is set around a school production of William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
Cast
edit- Elliot Grihault as Ryan
- Paul Ready as William Shakespeare
- Flo Thompstone as Jasmine
- Tim Downie as Philip
- Anya Preston as Cassie
- James Craven as Hugo
- Noah Manzoor as Fred
- Mark Lavery as Billy
Production
editPre-production began in June 2024, with filming expected to start the following summer. Paul Ready was cast as the ghost of William Shakespeare, starring alongside Elliot Grihault, Tim Downie, and Mark Lavery. In supporting roles are Noah Manzoor, James Craven, and Anya Preston. Peter Lavery is writer-director, with producer Joe Andrews and executive producer Johnny Gogan. The production company is Clover Fox Films.[1][2] Peter Lavery wrote that the film's goal is to help young adults look past Shakespeare's archaic language and see his "timeless depictions of human emotions, such as love, friendship, betrayal, and grief", stories which "if thematically understood can make you feel seen and heard."[3]
References
edit- ^ Wiseman, Andreas. "'Motherland' Star Paul Ready Among Cast For 'All That Glitters', A Retelling Of 'Romeo & Juliet' Set In A UK School". Deadline. Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved 19 June 2024.
- ^ Ntim, Zac. "'Outlander' Actor Tim Downie Joins Contemporary 'Romeo & Juliet' Adaptation 'All That Glitters'". Deadline. Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved 19 June 2024.
- ^ Lavery, Peter. "How Shakespeare Embodies the Importance of Telling Young Adult Stories Authentically". Raindance. Raindance Film Festival. Retrieved 1 July 2024.