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The story of Elton John's life, from his years as a prodigy at the Royal Academy of Music through his influential and enduring musical partnership with Bernie Taupin.

Type:

Movie

Genre:

Music, Drama, History,

Release Date:

May 17, 2019

Director:

Dexter Fletcher,

Writer:

Lee Hall,

Cast:

Taron Egerton, Jamie Bell, Richard Madden, Bryce Dallas Howard, Gemma Jones, Steven Mackintosh, Tom Bennett, Matthew Illesley, Kit Connor, Charlie Rowe, Peter O'Hanlon, Ross Farrelly, Evan Walsh, Tate Donovan, Sharmina Harrower, Ophelia Lovibond, Celinde Schoenmaker, Harriet Walter, Stephen Graham, Sharon D. Clarke, Aston McAuley, Jason Pennycooke, Alexia Khadime, Carl Spencer, Jimmy Vee, Leon Delroy Williams, David Doyle, Leigh Francis, Dickon Tolson, Diana Alexandra Pocol, Eddie Mann, Josh McClorey, Rachel Muldoon, Benjamin Mason, Guillermo Bedward, Max Mackintosh, Micah Holmes, Charles Armstrong, Barbara Drennan, Jake Shears, Graham Fletcher-Cook, Sian Crisp, Dale Monie, Alex James-Phelps, Fabian Sgoluppi, Alison Ball, Danielle Scott, Leon Cooke, Juozas Statkevicius, Benjamin Lok, Dempsey Bovell, Max Croes, Natalie Adams, Pete McCabe, Rebecca Davis, Titilayo Abiola, Ross Dawes, Alexa Povah, Mark Atkin, Stevee Davies, Nia Towle, Lee Bridgman, Rob Callender, Demetri Goritsas, James Bennett, Stephan Lee Benson, Ava Brennan, Myles Brown, Sophie Carmen-Jones, Nikkita Chadha, Navala Chaudhari, Tom Clark, Zoe Reeve, Miles Coote, Jack Dargen, Michael Downing, Jo Dyce, Mark Ellison, Michael J. Fellows, Rebecca Fennelly, Ross Finnie, Ashley Franklin, Fraser Fraser, Lucia Marin Gonzalez, Martina Gumbs, Jared Martyn-Hageman, Bethany Harrison, Pip Hersee, Connor Hill, Thomas Inge, Sarah Haruko Iwaskow, Luke Jackson, Christopher Jeffers, Hayley Jones, Jamie Karitzis, Emily Kuhl, Wade Lewin, Neeve Martin, Thomas Charles Torrance Mather, Fiona McDonald, Liam Marcinello, Alicia Mencia, Oliver Metzler, Ramzan Miah, Jake Moyle, Ed Munro, Sam Murphy, Myles Newland, Callum Powell, Aishwarya Raut, Lauren-Kate Seymour, Phil Snowden, Nadia Sohawon, Sam Stanley, Amira Stevens, Tristan Temple, Alex Thomas, Grant Thresh, Matt Turner, Megan Westpfel, Josh Weston, Layton Williams, Luke Woolaston, Tom Woolaston, Alexandra Worrall, Luke Wright, Zeng Yixin, Emily Yuen, Ziad Abaza, Christina Andrew, Lasco Atkins, Jamie Bacon, Anna Benamati, Pierre Bergman, Carlos Borrás, Dan Burns, Peter Cerlienco, Eric Coco, David Cradduck, Nick Davison, Marco De Marlo, Michele Donockley, Dani Dupont, Healthy Emmie, Amor Evans, Viktorija Faith, Karl Farrer, Delia Florea, Jack French, Inna Georgia, Michel Alexandre Gonzalez, Mark Gooden, Nicholle Hembra, Theo Ip, Nick Kellington, Adnan Kundi, Kamil Lemieszewski, Xiao Xue Xu Lin, Francesco Lucidi, Ketan Majmudar, Giles Martin, Ida May, Elizabeth McCafferty, Solomon Mousley, Adrian Mozzi, Laura Obiols, Tom Ogg, Rory Okey, Richard Price, Jess Radomska, Eddie Register, Kemal Shah, Charlotte Sharland, Sarah Sharman, Mariela Silva, Amanda Smith, Robert Smith, Tanisha Spring, Alisha Tarran, Emily Tebbutt, Dave Thompson, Peter Trevor, Lochlan White, Luke White, Riley White, Sara Wilkins, Samuel Williams, Charlie Bentley, Elton John,

Latest Reviews

SWITCH. 29/05/2019

There’s so much that works about ‘Rocketman’, so the fact it never fully commits to its musical fantasy conceit is a bit of a disappointment. It ends up aligning most with Julie Taymor’s curious 2007 Beatles musical ‘Across the Universe’ - a really great idea and approach to the work of a musical artist that never finds its feet or the bravery to fully be itself. It’s still a moving and occasionally stirring portrait of Elton John, and while the lack of emotional or narrative detail in the screenplay never allows Taron Egerton to fully unleash his potential, he’s still a terrific Elton John and sings the hell out of these amazing songs. In the end, despite a refreshing honesty and some fascinating choices, ‘Rocketman’ is never as daring as it so desperately wants and needs and deserves to be, a film on the road to somewhere but never quite getting there. - Daniel Lammin Read Daniel's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-rocketman-a-fascinating-musical-biopic-that-never-finds-its-feet

garethmb 31/05/2019

Elton John has had a career that has spanned decades, millions of albums sold, packed venues, awards, and more than a few headlines. In the new film “Rocketman” audiences get a look behind the man thanks to the amazing and Oscar worthy portrayal by Taron Egerton. The film opens with a flamboyantly dressed John entering rehab in one of his stage costumes. As he opens up with his group, he shares the story of his childhood as a shy child who is desperate to have his father show him any signs of approval or affection. When it is discovered that he has talent with the piano; his grandmother encourages him and even takes him to apply for a position at the Royal Academy of Music. His mother (Bryce Dallas Howard) is moderately supportive but is more focused on her social life brought on by her failing marriage. As the film unfolds; we see Elton working in a backup band and in time answering an ad that puts him with an agent. Paired with the man who would eventually change his life; Bernie Taupin (Jamie Bell), Elton and Bernie combine to write a series of songs which in turn leads him to a series of gigs in Los Angeles. The film shifts into high gear at this point as we see how their music becomes a smash and leads to a series of parties, drugs, and money. Elton meets Manager John Reid (Richard Madden), who becomes his partner both socially and professionally as Elton embraces his Homosexuality which he has kept largely hidden. As the record sales and hits mount, so does the destructive behaviors which leads Elton down a destructive path that threatens everything he has worked for. The movie is a masterpiece of music and story and it cleverly uses musical montages and segments around the performances to outline various segments of his life and his rise to stardom. The performances are amazing and Egerton was simply amazing as he not only captured the complexity of his character but performed all the vocals of the hit songs himself and they were spot on. During our Press Screening I noticed many people singing along, tapping their feet, or bobbing their heads along with the music which helps to underscore just how timeless and popular his catalog of music has been as the songs have endured the test of time. The film also evokes some unexpected emotion as there were more than a few people wiping their eyes during the film which at its core is a store of a young, shy boy desperate to be accepted and loved. I truly hope the film is recognized come Awards season as it is a wonderful and memorable cinematic experience. 5 stars out of 5

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