{"id":6607,"date":"2010-09-02T04:46:15","date_gmt":"2010-09-02T11:46:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/moviesharkdeblore.com\/site\/?p=6607"},"modified":"2014-10-20T15:53:58","modified_gmt":"2014-10-20T22:53:58","slug":"letters-to-juliet","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/behindthelensonline.net\/site\/reviews\/letters-to-juliet\/","title":{"rendered":"LETTERS TO JULIET"},"content":{"rendered":"

By: debbie lynn elias<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Ah, Juliet.\u00a0 The mere mention of the name may make even the most hardened heart a tad wistful at the thought of love won or love lost, while for the true romantics, hearts may go pitter patter and eyes well with tears of joy, or heartache.\u00a0 Juliet is, after all, one-half of the most romantic and enchanted couples of the ages, albeit in literature.\u00a0 Thanks to William Shakespeare, the 14th<\/sup> century story of the Montagues and Capulets and the forbidden and fated love of Romeo and Juliet has endured the ages.\u00a0 Set in the beautiful town of Verona, Italy, Romeo and Juliet have served as the inspiration for lovers, artisans, writers, and just about anyone with any kind of a heart.\u00a0 But Juliet, sweet, sweet Juliet.\u00a0 She has inspired even more.<\/p>\n

For decades, letters by the thousands have poured into the little town of Verona, all addressed to Juliet, and all seeking advice of the heart.\u00a0 What are not mailed to \u201cGuilietta, Verona, Italy\u201d are placed on the walls of Juliet\u2019s courtyard as they have been for more than a century.\u00a0 Standing guard awaiting her Romeo, a bronze statue of the lady herself brings hope and good fortune to those who touch her right breast.\u00a0\u00a0 And thanks to Club di Guilietta, for just as many years, volunteers have been collecting these letters of the heart, and in the name of love and promoting the story of Romeo and Juliet, answering each and every one.\u00a0 There is something timeless about love – and even moreso about Juliet\u2019s legend and letters – that transcends the generations and captures and enchants the imagination, so much so that producers Caroline Kaplan and Ellen Barkin were inspired to pursue Juliet\u2019s story, bringing its purity, beauty and romance to life in the very capable hands of director Gary Winick with LETTERS TO JULIET.<\/p>\n

Sophie and Victor have it all.\u00a0 Young and in love, their wedding is just around the corner.\u00a0 Both with successful and time consuming careers – Sophie, a fact checker for The New Yorker and aspiring writer,\u00a0 and Victor,\u00a0 an aspiring chef and restauranteur – they decide to take a pre-wedding vacation, spend some time alone, away from work, away from the hustle and bustle of wedding plans.\u00a0 And what better place to go than one of the most romantic places on Earth – Verona, Italy.\u00a0 After all, not only is there beauty and romance, but Victor can check out vendors and wineries as suppliers for his new restaurant.<\/p>\n

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It doesn\u2019t take long before the beautiful, doe-eyed Sophie realizes that Victor\u2019s sightseeing ideas are all really work related, and not something in which she wants to partake, so she begs to be let off on her own, a fact that doesn\u2019t disappoint Victor.\u00a0\u00a0 While out strolling along the cobbled streets, Sophie stumbles into the magical courtyard of Juliet.\u00a0 Entranced, she herself – a wannabe writer – sits in the courtyard for hours, looking for her own inspiration.\u00a0 And as she sits, she watches women of all ages, shapes and sizes coming to the courtyard wall and leaving notes behind.\u00a0 At the end of the day, another young woman gathers the notes in a basket and walks away.\u00a0 Intrigued, the journalist in Sophie follows her and finds herself at the office of the Secretaries of Juliet and learns of the legend and their sacred mission.<\/p>\n

With nothing to do while Victor is off on his own, Sophie decides to join the ladies and perhaps even answer some letters, but there\u2019s one letter in particular that connects with her.\u00a0 Written in 1951, the letter was stuffed behind a loose rock in the wall, remaining hidden all these years until literally falling into Sophie\u2019s hands.\u00a0 Touched by the words of a young Claire Smith, Sophie is moved by her story of falling in love with a young dashing Italian, only to walk away rather than take life and love by the reins and make him hers.\u00a0 And Sophie begins to wonder – what has happened to Claire these past 50 years?\u00a0\u00a0 Soon after answering Claire\u2019s letter, Sophie\u2019s own adventure begins when Claire, now widowed, arrives in Verona with her handsome and single grandson Charlie, determined to meet the Secretary of Juliet who answered her letter.<\/p>\n

Inspired by Sophie and her enthusiasm and passion for love, with the help of Sophie and a begrudging over-protective Charlie, Claire sets out across the Italian countryside to find her beloved Lorenzo.\u00a0 And with Victor on his own culinary adventure, and Sophie in the company of Claire and Charlie, could it be that Verona and Juliet are working magic on more than one person in this little troupe?<\/p>\n

As we are privy to a picturesque and stunning travelogue of Tuscany,\u00a0 Sophie and Charlie spat like an old married couple while Claire\u2019s eyes twinkle more with each passing day – and even with each disappointment or comedic event – knowing in her heart of hearts, whether he is old and forgetful or still handsome and vigorous, Lorenzo is out there, somewhere.<\/p>\n

I can\u2019t imagine anyone but Amanda Seyfried as Sophie.\u00a0 Fresh-faced, doe-eyed, enthusiastic with the grace of an angel, she personifies love and romance.\u00a0 In fact, one can easily envision her as\u00a0 Juliet,\u00a0 complete with all the love, hopes and dreams as created by Shakespeare.\u00a0 Seyfried has a freshness and warmth about her that makes you fall in love with not only Sophie, but the story as well.<\/p>\n

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As Claire, Vanessa Redgrave is elegance and grace personified.\u00a0\u00a0 It is her heart and wisdom\u00a0 that draw you ever deeper into the film.\u00a0 You root for Claire.\u00a0 You root for love.\u00a0 You root for a happy ending.\u00a0 It is a joy to watch Redgrave as she exudes motherly love for not only Christopher Egan\u2019s Charlie, but Sophie, nicely complimenting the backstory of the younger characters.<\/p>\n

And again, I have to marvel at what the land Down Under is bringing to Hollywood. Christopher Egan is not only easy no the eyes, but as Charlie, his sarcastic and arrogant wooing of Sophie is fun to watch. I couldn’t wait to see what zinger each had for the other next. Their chemistry is impeccable.\u00a0 Plus, he more than holds his own against Redgrave, going toe-to-toe with her, humbled like a little boy but trying to be a big boy and protect his grandmom.\u00a0 The interplay is wonderful to watch.<\/p>\n

Gael Garcia Bernal easily handles the role of Victor, but his performance pales in comparison to that of the other principal actors, a surprise given his strength in \u201cRudo y Cursi\u201d.\u00a0 However, his Italian accent is beyond believable!\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Nice little turn by Oliver Platt as Sophie’s New Yorker editor, Bobby. I have yet to ever not enjoy Platt. He adds such a great touch to every part he plays.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Of course, not to be missed are the ladies portraying Juliet’s secretaries.\u00a0 Led by Luisa Ranieri as Isabella, each is warm, likeable and fun, celebrating the generations and the various aspects of love.<\/p>\n

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A real coup is Redgrave\u2019s real-life husband, Franco Nero as Lorenzo.\u00a0\u00a0 Their own love story mirrors that of Claire of Lorenzo as they met in 1967 doing \u201cCamelot.\u201d\u00a0 They had a son together, went their separate ways, lost touch, and then found each other again in 2006, when they finally married.\u00a0 Needless to say, the love in their eyes on camera is as genuine as the love in their hearts.<\/p>\n

Written by Jose Rivera and Tim Sullivan, given their backgrounds, I am more than impressed with what they have created in LETTERS TO JULIET.\u00a0 Rivera, best known for writing \u201cThe Motorcycle Diaries\u201d and Sullivan, \u201cFlushed Away\u201d, have melded their respective gifts of drama and comedy, for a perfect blend of light romance.\u00a0\u00a0 The story is simple, sweet and beautiful.\u00a0 The pacing of the \u201cadventure\u201d in finding Lorenzo is punctuated with some great comedic moments as is the interaction between Seyfried and Egan.\u00a0 Their most spirited dialogue is absolutely delicious.\u00a0\u00a0 All of the characters are interesting and fully fleshed out\u00a0 and the interaction amongst them all – no matter how minuscule the part – is relevant to the overall story. There is no excess baggage anywhere in the film. Very impressive from a story structure POV, particularly given the limited depth and prior experience from Sullivan and Rivera.<\/p>\n

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Gary Winick is and ideal director for LETTERS TO JULIET.\u00a0 Establishing himself as more than capable directing a romantic comedy like \u201c13 Going on 30″ or heart tucking classic adaptation like \u201cCharlotte\u2019s Web\u201d, Winick has the eye of not only director, but producer.\u00a0 Punctuating that is his prior experience as an editor which has sharpened his eye for storytelling.\u00a0 Expanding on Winick\u2019s strength is the cinematography of Marco Pontecorvo who doesn’t have an unflattering light or lens in the entire production. Interestingly, Pontecorvo’s work does well in celebrating the natural beauty of not only Verona and the Italian countryside, but the natural beauty of Redgrave and Seyfried. Winick and Pontecorvo envelope the film in the warmth and glow of the Tuscan sun and capture the twinkling stars of a moonlit night in the eyes of both Seyfried and Redgrave.\u00a0 It\u2019s magical.<\/p>\n

Simply stunning!\u00a0 A beautiful story that\u2019s beauteous to watch.\u00a0 LETTERS TO JULIET celebrates the magic of love, casting a spell over one’s heart.\u00a0\u00a0 This is a love letter for the ages.<\/p>\n

Sophie – Amanda Seyfried<\/p>\n

Claire – Vanessa Redgrave<\/p>\n

Charlie – Christopher Egan<\/p>\n

Victor – Gael Garcia Bernal<\/p>\n

Lorenzo – Franco Nero<\/p>\n

Directed by Gary Winick.\u00a0 Written by Tim Sullivan and Jose Rivera.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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