The White Crow Premiere Interviews

The White Crow Premiere Interviews
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Red Carpet News TV talks to VIP guest at the London premiere for Rudolf Nureyev ballet biopic The White Crow. Guest include Ralph Fiennes, Oleg Ivenko, David Hare, Louis Hofmann, Composer Ilan Eshkeri, Gabrielle Tana, Arlene Phillips, Jasmine Hemsley, Helena Bonham Carter and Liam Neeson. Check out our other videos for more exclusive red carpet interviews, thanks for watching and please don’t forget to subscribe.
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[@billc1388]

I loved this movie - a narrative and a meditation - Oleg is an excellent actor and powerful presence. Ralph a poetic director.

[@danielabisenius9858]

Ralf, I love you. To me, you are a treasure of an actor. And now a masterpiece creator as director. Congratulations Sir, please continue to delight our soul with your work!

[@Helen-kh8vf]

It’s a Miracle !!! Special thanks to the director and film producer Ralph Fiennes. for inserting scenes = CHILDHOOD .... The film showed a thousandth part of Nureyev's whole life .. I think the minutes at the airport are the most impressive ones…. That’s as if a person chooses between homeland and freedom ... Of course, thisfilm reminds us another film= the film about Mercury: you know, you see maybe that his face , body looks like Nureyev, but ... not him,.... but still = it is wonderful that the film about him appeared. It’s impossible to repeat , to double him…because Nureyev didn’t dance ----there were movements of a wild animal-beautiful and strong .... Now, will it be a continuation - the next period of life abroad?... but it will be later .... Thank you! I watched it in one breath!

[@lalitharavindran]

I think Oleg Ivenko passed with flying colours!

[@anushmeera8593]

I love u Ralph

[@kated7538]

Beautiful film, probably win loads of Oscar's, but it undermines his homosexuality, his first and last love was for men. Not sure he would be happy with this portrait. But loved the film, excellent.

[@jian658]

just saw it , very disappointed, good story but poorly told, just another movie tried to portrait a famous gay man to be a straight, Nureyev deserves a better one

[@BytomGirl]

It did no such thing.. he was heterosexual and here still very young and rather confused but this was not the focus of the film, it was dance, personal freedom, freedom of expression and freedom from a stifling, controlling system