The Cormoran Strike Mysteries series, bientôt sur la BBC (topic général)

@Emjy : je ne sais plus si c'est dit dans le roman, et je n'arrive pas à trouver l'info sur Internet... Je le voyais bien avoir au moins 40 ans, je ne sais pas pourquoi 

EDIT : ah, je viens de trouver quelque chose, mais ça se contredit : http://jkraf.wikia.com/wiki/Cormoran_Strike (attention aux spoilers ! ) Dans l'introduction, c'est écrit né environ de 1975, mais dans l'infobox, il est marqué : "Age : 36"   Bref, Tom Burke a 35 ans, ça ne changera pas grand-chose...

Emjy a écrit:

Hâte de savoir qui jouera Robin maintenant

Je suis comme toi !

Concernant l'âge de Cormoran Strike, je ne me rappelle plus trop des romans (d'ailleurs, j'ai toujours le 3e à lire) mais je l'imagine avoir une petite quarantaine d'années.

Pareil: il me semblait qu'il avait dans les 40-45 ans.

Dans cet article, il est dit qu'il est "in his mid thirties"  ... J'ai l'impression que c'est un peu variable

Sinon, j'espère qu'il aura un look un peu négligé comme pour Athos

Emjy a écrit:

D'ailleurs, on sait quel âge a Cormoran Strike exactement ?

Je dirais un peu plus de la quarantaine.

Cet acteur me va plutôt bien!

Pour l'âge de Cormoran, je dirais comme AnGee.

Le casting de Tom Burke était un peu un secret de polichinelle jusqu'ici mais l'info a maintenant été confirmée par la BBC et JK Rowling !
J'adore ce que JK Rowling dit de lui

Citation :

Confirmed: Tom Burke to play Cormoran Strike in BBC's JK Rowling dramas


 
om Burke, the War and Peace hearthrob, has been cast as Cormoran Strike in the BBC's adaptation of JK Rowling's gritty crime novels.
Burke, who played the dashing Dolokhov in the Tolstoy period drama, is to play damaged war veteran Strike in a three-part “event drama” based on Rowling’s crime novels.
The books, which were written under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, have been critically acclaimed for their dark content, with gruesome themes the author admitted gave her nightmares.

 
The BBC has now confirmed the lead role will be taken by Burke, the 35-year-old actor Rowling praised as “massively talented”.
The character is described in the first book as “sixteen stone of dishevelled male”, swearing, bruised and unkempt after living out of a bag in his office.
“His height, his general hairiness, coupled with a gently expanding belly, suggested a grizzly bear,” Rowling writes.


 
Rowling said: “I'm thrilled about the casting of Tom Burke, a massively talented actor who'll bring the character to perfect life.
“Cormoran Strike is pure joy to write and I can't wait to see Tom play him.”
Burke added: "I'm overjoyed to be immersing myself in the role of Cormoran Strike who is as complex as he is larger than life.
"I know I’m joining an extraordinary team of people on a series that for me is peppered with moments of real emotional depth and meticulously grounded in the page-turning momentum of these novels. Cormoran’s world is rich and raw.”
 
Due to start filming this autumn, it is hoped the drama will be ready for broadcast at the end of next year, potentially in the coveted Sunday night slot or over the Christmas period.
The Cuckoo’s Calling will be split into three one-hour-long dramas, with second and third books The Silkworm and Career of Evil each divided into two one-hour parts.
It is the latest in a run of adaptations for Rowling, after her adult novel The Casual Vacancy was filmed by the BBC last year.
 
The casting announcement has been made by BBC One and J.K. Rowling’s production company Brontë Film & TV.
Lucy Richer, BBC acting controller of drama, said: “Tom Burke is the perfect person to bring to life the lead character of Cormoran Strike from these investigative crime stories which are the work of a master storyteller. Readers have fallen for Strike and I think the television audience will too.”

Décidément, je vois tout à fait Tom Burke dans le rôle de Cormoran, et vous ?

Moi aussi!

Ces images ont bien un côté Cormoran, en effet ^^

Quand je pense que je n'ai pas aimé le livre mais que je regarderais tout de même l'adaptation pour Tom Burke
Je n'imaginais pas du tout Cormoran comme ça, mais c'est tant mieux

Oui, on ne peut pas dire qu'il ressemble au Cormoran du livre mais c'est Tom, quoi

Voilà, tu as bien résumé le cruel dilemme : S'il y a Tom Burke dans une série ou un film , je me dois de le regarder

Il est très bien pour ce rôle. Surtout son visage!

Oui, je pense qu'il maîtrise à merveille les héros torturés et attachants

JK Rowling a tweeté ceci :



On devrait connaître l'identité de l'actrice choisie pour jouer Robin dans les tout prochains jours. Le tournage de la série commence début novembre.

On a notre Robin et c'est ...












Holliday Grainger !

Ah je la vois bien dans ce rôle!!

Miss Virginia a écrit:

Ah je la vois bien dans ce rôle!!

Moi aussi ! D'ailleurs  elle était dans ma liste de pronostics Qu'est ce que je gagne ?

Je suis ravie de cette nouvelle, j'adore Holliday Grainger

Emjy a écrit:

D'ailleurs  elle était dans ma liste de pronostics Qu'est ce que je gagne ?

On l'a souvent dit ici mais je pense que la BBC devrait t'embaucher comme consultante casting et idées de séries

@ Sandie : Je savais que cette nouvelle te ferait plaisir

Voici l'article de la BBC (ce que dit JK Rowling de l'audition que Tom Burke et Holliday Grainger ont passé ensemble donne vraiment envie de la voir !)

Citation :

Show based on J.K. Rowling’s crime novels written under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, begins shoot in London in November.
British actor Holliday Grainger has been cast as Robin Ellacott opposite Tom Burke’s Cormoran Strike, in a major new TV series for BBC One.
The Strike Series is based on J.K. Rowling’s bestselling crime novels written under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith. The Cuckoo’s Calling (3 x 60 minutes), The Silkworm (2 x 60 minutes) and Career of Evil (2 x 60 minutes) are set to begin shooting in November across London. The casting announcement was made today by BBC One and J.K. Rowling’s production company Brontë Film & TV.
Grainger, who most recently starred in BBC’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover as Lady Constance Chatterley, will play Robin, assistant to Strike, a private detective operating out of a tiny office in London’s Denmark Street. Though she begins as a temporary secretary, managing Strike’s chaotic life, she soon becomes involved with his caseload and begins to see her true potential.
Holliday Grainger says: “I'm thrilled to be joining the talented creative team behind The Strike Series, especially with the role of Robin Ellacott. Her grounded strength and intelligence is going to be a joy to explore. I can't wait to dive straight into the wit and grit of Strike's cannily well observed London.”
J.K. Rowling says: “I couldn’t be more delighted about the casting of Holliday Grainger, who brought my Robin to perfect onscreen life during her audition. We’ve now secured two superb actors in the lead roles and I think they will create something very special together.”
J.K. Rowling (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, The Casual Vacancy), Neil Blair (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, The Casual Vacancy), Ruth Kenley-Letts (The Casual Vacancy, The Hour) and Elizabeth Kilgarriff (for the BBC) will executive produce based on scripts by Ben Richards (The Tunnel: Sabotage, Spooks) who will write The Cuckoo’s Calling and The Silkworm, and Tom Edge (The Last Dragon Slayer, Lovesick) who will write Career of Evil. Michael Keillor (Line of Duty, Critical) will direct The Cuckoo’s Calling, and Jackie Larkin (Stella Days, Kings) will produce.
Charlotte Moore, Director of BBC Content and Ben Stephenson, former Controller BBC Drama Commissioning, originally ordered the show. HBO has acquired U.S. and Canadian rights to the show.
This marks a continuation of the BBC’s relationship with Brontë Film and TV and J.K. Rowling. Brontë Film & TV produced J.K. Rowling’s The Casual Vacancy, a three-part serial, which aired on BBC One in 2015.
The Cuckoo’s Calling was published to critical acclaim in 2013 and went on to be a global bestseller, followed in 2014 by The Silkworm and Career of Evil in 2015. All three books were number one Sunday Times bestsellers in both hardback and paperback and Little, Brown has sold in total over four million copies worldwide across all editions.
Cormoran Strike is one of the most memorable and distinctive detectives in crime fiction today and Robert Galbraith is among the genre’s most celebrated writers, shortlisted for the prestigious CWA Gold Dagger in 2015 and the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year in 2016.
Grainger’s credits include feature films Cinderella, Anna Karenina and the much anticipated Tulip Fever. Her television credits include Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Bonnie & Clyde and The Borgias. She is represented by Troika, WME and LBI Entertainment.

Je ne crois pas la connaitre mais elle correspond bien, physiquement, à l'image que je me faisais de Robin!

On a aussi un logo

Très sobre, j'aime beaucoup!

Je ne voyais pas forcément Robin comme ça mais j'aime bien Holliday Grainger donc je suis contente!