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Think of it as one great performer saluting another. Jan 31, 2014 | Full Review…
Think of it as one great performer saluting another.
Robert Bianco
Plummer commands the stage as easily and firmly as Barrymore must have. He makes us believe that Barrymore would indeed, as he tries to reach deep into his past and revive Richard, keep recalling his wives or breaking in to sing a pop song of the day. Jan 31, 2014 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Plummer commands the stage as easily and firmly as Barrymore must have. He makes us believe that Barrymore would indeed, as he tries to reach deep into his past and revive Richard, keep recalling his wives or breaking in to sing a pop song of the day.
David Hinckley
The interest is in Plummer himself-who he is, what he can do. Jun 17, 2013 | Full Review…
The interest is in Plummer himself-who he is, what he can do.
Stanley Kauffmann
You wish you could be seeing this performance live, as it's meant to be seen - but lacking that, "Barrymore" on the big screen provides its own thrills. Nov 30, 2012 | Rating: 3/4
You wish you could be seeing this performance live, as it's meant to be seen - but lacking that, "Barrymore" on the big screen provides its own thrills.
Moira MacDonald
Plummer is marvelous, flitting between reminiscence and Shakespearean recitation as a gifted artist aware of his own wretchedness. Nov 20, 2012 | Rating: B | Full Review…
Plummer is marvelous, flitting between reminiscence and Shakespearean recitation as a gifted artist aware of his own wretchedness.
Lisa Schwarzbaum
Plummer's Barrymore shows flashes of glory as he delivers bits and pieces of various Shakespearean roles. Nov 16, 2012 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
Plummer's Barrymore shows flashes of glory as he delivers bits and pieces of various Shakespearean roles.
Lou Lumenick
Plummer is phenomenal, but be warned: you really have to like one-person shows in order to enjoy this 84-minute tour de force. May 23, 2013 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review…
Plummer is phenomenal, but be warned: you really have to like one-person shows in order to enjoy this 84-minute tour de force.
James Plath
In spite of creating a CGI world around Plummer, much is lost in this translation, making an impressive performance from him seem inert. May 5, 2013 | Full Review…
In spite of creating a CGI world around Plummer, much is lost in this translation, making an impressive performance from him seem inert.
Staci Layne Wilson
As an acting masterclass, it's educational and entertaining. Nov 15, 2012 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
As an acting masterclass, it's educational and entertaining.
James Croot
Christopher Plummer works hard to give us his idea of John Barrymore in this record of a theatrical tour-de-force, which is more dramatically florid than biographically enlightening. Nov 15, 2012 | Full Review…
Christopher Plummer works hard to give us his idea of John Barrymore in this record of a theatrical tour-de-force, which is more dramatically florid than biographically enlightening.
David Noh
Director Erik Canuel fails to deliver us from the inevitable hermeticism of the material. Nov 11, 2012 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Director Erik Canuel fails to deliver us from the inevitable hermeticism of the material.
Andrew Schenker
Erik Canuel, who directed and adapted the work, employs a host of cinematic techniques to enhance Plummer's spell-binding turn as a crotchety has-been who, in 1942, attempts to revive his career by playing Richard III. Aug 28, 2012 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
Erik Canuel, who directed and adapted the work, employs a host of cinematic techniques to enhance Plummer's spell-binding turn as a crotchety has-been who, in 1942, attempts to revive his career by playing Richard III.
Jim Schembri
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