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Three Great Things: Thomasin McKenzie

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By Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie
| Talkhouse Verified
Three Great Things is Talkhouse’s series in which artists tell us about three things they absolutely love. To mark the current release in theaters of Paul Greengrass’ new historical drama, The Uprising, starring Andrew Garfield, Jamie Bell, Thomasin McKenzie and Cosmo Jarvis, hugely talented New Zealand actress McKenzie shared some of the things she cares about most in her life.
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The Uprising | NFkino

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By Andrew Garfield, Cosmo Jarvis, Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie
| nfkino.no
Se galleri Se den i Oslo Andrew Garfield og Jamie Bell i et episk middelalderdrama om opprør, maktkamp og kampen for rettferdighet. England er herjet av krig, pest og sosial uro når et historisk bondeopprør truer makten til kong Richard II. I spissen står Wat Tyler (Andrew Garfield), den karismatiske folkehelten som leder kampen for rettferdighet og overlevelse i Paul Greengrass' storslåtte historiske drama The Uprising.
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Victorian Psycho

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By Maika Monroe, Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie, Jason Isaacs
| RogerEbert.com Verified
“Victorian Psycho” is almost fun enough if you don’t think much about how much more fun it should be. It’s got some inspired bits of horror and comedy, bloodily tied together with a fearless performance from arthouse scream queen Maika Monroe as a sort of Patricia Bateman for the Victorian era.
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