Two of Britain's most celebrated actors have turned their craft toward the oldest of human comedies — the unraveling of a marriage — in a reimagining of the 1989 dark classic The War of the Roses. Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch play Theo and Ivy, a couple whose domestic harmony collapses under the weight of professional jealousy and accumulated grievance, with the film arriving in theaters on August 29. That a blooper reel of their laughter has preceded the film into the world feels fitting: it is a reminder that the people who illuminate human suffering are not themselves consumed by
Colman and Cumberbatch Share Laughs in Exclusive 'The Roses' Blooper Reel
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Searchlight Pictures releases blooper reel for comedy remake 'The Roses' starring Colman and Cumberbatch, arriving in theaters Aug. 29, generating pre-release marketing momentum.
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