Sentences with phrase «turing biopic»

Benedict will next be seen in Alan Turing biopic The Imitation Game, due out in November and already attracting Oscar buzz.

An Alan Turing biopic and wartime thriller set, incongruously, in the musty huts of Bletchley Park, The Imitation Game is a prestige Brit flick that will shortly be lighting up the BFI London Film Festival.

In 2014, Curzon Knutsford screened the Alan Turing biopic The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch only a few yards away from the court in which Turing was tried in 1952.

The Weinstein Co.'s Alan Turing biopic «The Imitation Game» came in second at the box office among those nominees with about $ 84 million, while the three - category winner «Whiplash» grossed the least, taking in just $ 11.3 million.

movie, WikiLeaks docudrama The Fifth Estate, crashed and burned both critically and commercially, so here's hoping his Alan Turing biopic The Imitation Game does better.

From Benedict Cumberbatch to Keira Knightley, casting director Nina Gold worked to find actors who could believably recreate the period setting of the Alan Turing biopic.

It has been confirmed that the long awaited Alan Turing biopic will get a UK release on the 14th November, a whole week before...

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In fact, such people can be useful during a war, see for example the recent biopic of Alan Turing during WW2.

Benedict Cumberbatch plays brilliant mathematician Alan Turing in the new UK trailer for biopic «The Imitation Game».

The British actress teams up with Benedict Cumberbatch in the «Imitation Game», in which he plays Alan Turing in the new biopic about the legendary codebreaker.

The first photo of Benedict Cumberbatch as scientist Alan Turing has just been released by the producer of the upcoming biopic THE IMITATION GAME...

What to expect: The biopic gives Benedict Cumberbatch (pictured) a poignant, showy role as Turing.

Keira Knightley is joining Benedict Cumberbatch in «The Imitation Game», the long - in - the - works biopic of British mathematician and cryptographer Alan Turing.

Benedict Cumberbatch gets what might just be the Oscar push he needs in this biopic of Enigma codebreaker Alan Turing, adapted from the biography by Andrew Hodges.

If there's a drawback in the biopic department, it is that for all the pathos on show, we learn little about Turing's later accomplishments; also his imprisonment feels slightly glossed over in the final act.

Through three separate timelines, it is first and foremost a biopic of Turing - his unhappy childhood at boarding school in the 1920s, his efforts to break the Nazi enigma code at Bletchley Park in the 1940s, and the investigation in to his homosexual behaviour in the 1950s - when such things were still a crime.

Benedict Cumberbatch heads the cast of Morten Tyldum's biopic of Alan Turing, the difficult but brilliant mathematician and cryptanalyst who helped break the Nazi regime's Enigma Code.

A biopic that plays out like a cerebral thriller, this film traces the life of Alan Turing, the British maths genius who essentially invented the computer and won World War II before being driven to suicide by a cruel legal system.

For starters, it's a biopic about British mathematician Alan Turing, who was instrumental in cracking German codes during WWII, only to later be prosecuted for his homosexuality.

Part biopic, part cerebral thriller, Morten Tyldum's follow up to 2011's Headhunters is the improbable and ultimately tragic tale of master logician Alan Turing.

The LA Times just landed this year's, as ever put together by Franklin Leonard, a VP at Overbrook Entertainment, and, as was widely expected, it's been topped by first - timer Graham Moore «s «The Imitation Game,» the widely - liked biopic of Alan Turing, the mathemetician and computer pioneer who helped to crack codes during World War Two, but found himself ostracized afterwards for his homosexuality.

It's late Saturday evening and she's coming to the end of a day of promo for The Imitation Game, Morten Tyldum's powerful biopic of WW2 codebreaker, Alan Turing.

THE IMITATION GAME Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Alan Turing, in this biopic about the brilliant British mathematician who helped crack Nazi codes during World War II only to be prosecuted after the war for his homosexuality.

There's a crucial moment in The Imitation Game, the new biopic about Alan Turing (Benedict Cumberbatch) cracking the unbreakable German Enigma Code during World War II, when the code - cracking gang at Bletchley Park realises that the Germans end their dispatches with the phrase «Heil Hitler.»