The Trumbo Season at the GFT, February, 2016
The Trumbo Season at the Glasgow Film Theatre
February, 2016
Dalton Trumbo wrote some of Hollywood’s most famous pictures, from the immortal epic Spartacus to Academy Award winners The Brave One and Roman Holiday. However, he did not receive credit for these films upon their release, and instead found himself on the Hollywood blacklist for ‘Un-American Activities’ during the country’s infamous investigations into communism. Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston brings the famed screenwriter to the screen in warm biopic Trumbo, and GFT are also screening a new digital print of The Front, as well as Spartacus, Papillon, and Roman Holiday to mark the legacy of the great screenwriter.
The Front
New digital-print of Martin Ritt’s comedy-drama.
Monday 1 (16.00/20.40) & Tuesday 2 February (18.10)
Running time: 1h35m
Trumbo
Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston stars as Dalton Trumbo.
Friday 5 – Wednesday 17 February
Running time: 2h4m
Spartacus (PG)
Stanley Kubrick’s Spartacus is a defining classic.
Sunday 7 February (13.00)
Running time: 3h16m
Roman Holiday (U)
Audrey Hepburn dazzles in her first Hollywood role.
Tuesday 9 February (17.40)
Running time: 1h58m
Papillon (18)
A classic drama of endurance and camaraderie.
Tuesday 16 February (17.45)
Running time: 1h31m
12 Rose Street, G3 6RB
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