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2011    2 u, 3 mDrama, Thriller
6.192%58%5.9
De film vertelt het verhaal van Coriolanus (Ralph Fiennes), een Romeinse militair die niet kan aarden in de Romeinse samenleving. Coriolanus’ tirannieke moeder dwingt hem om de politiek in te gaan. Hij hengelt naar een zetel in de Senaat, maar moet daarvoor uiteraard in de genade van het volk komen. Omdat het publiek hem geen steun gunt, ontketent hij in z’n woede een rel die tot zijn verbanning van Rome leidt. In ballingschap smeedt hij een plan met gezworen vijand Tullus Aufidius (Gerard Butler), om wraak te nemen op Rome.
Directed by Ralph Fiennes
  • Ralph FiennesCaius Martius Coriolanus / Regisseur / Producer
  • Gerard ButlerTullus Aufidius
  • Lubna AzabalFirst Citizen (Tamora)
  • Ashraf BarhomSecond Citizen (Cassius)
  • Jessica ChastainVirgilia
  • Vanessa RedgraveVolumnia
  • James NesbittTribune Sicinius
  • Brian CoxMenenius
  • John KaniGeneral Cominius
  • Dragan MićanovićTitus Lartius
  • Paul JessonTribune Brutus
  • Dan Tana1st Senator
  • Miodrag Milovanov2nd Senator
  • Nikki Amuka-BirdTV Pundit
  • Slavko Štimacun Lieutenant Volsce
  • Jon SnowTV Anchorman
  • John LoganScreenplay / Producer
  • Gabrielle TanaProducer
  • Julia Taylor-StanleyProducer
  • Colin VainesProducer
  • Adam19 april 2026
    Absolutely love this movie but Gerard Butler is too much of a presence to fit neatly within his essentially bit part role as foil to Fiennes.
  • 0 115 uur geleden
    Ralph Fiennes’s Coriolanus stands as one of the better modern Shakespeare adaptations, rivaled only by Kenneth Branagh’s 1996 Hamlet.
  • flavo4328 november 2025
    Coriolanus is one of the most successful modernized Shakespeare adaptations I’ve seen, not only because of its compelling visuals but because the performances are powerful enough to make the centuries-old dialogue feel immediate and relevant. Ralph Fiennes delivers an intense, commanding portrayal of Coriolanus, capturing both the character’s pride and the tragic rigidity that leads to his downfall. Gerard Butler, Vanessa Redgrave, and Jessica Chastain round out an exceptional cast, each bringing emotional depth to roles that could easily have been overshadowed by the film’s stark military aesthetic. What surprised me most is how seamlessly the original source material translates into a contemporary political and military setting. Shakespeare’s themes—honour, pride, populism, and betrayal—fit naturally into the modern world, making the film feel both faithful and fresh. Visually striking and performed with conviction, Coriolanus succeeds where many Shakespeare adaptations struggle. I genuinely enjoyed it, and the modernization enhances rather than distracts from the timeless story.

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