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Why Do Fans Think Angelina Jolie’s Maria Trailer Is Real?
By Silki Joshi,
2 days ago
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Is the Angelina Jolie’s Maria trailer real or just a fan-made fantasy? This question has been swirling around the internet, with fans captivated by what appears to be a sneak peek of Angelina Jolie in her latest role. Despite the widespread excitement, the authenticity of the Angelina Jolie Maria clip remains in question, sparking curiosity and debate among viewers.
Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Is Angelina Jolie’s Maria movie trailer real or fake?
The Angelina Jolie Maria trailer that has been circulating online is not real.
While the footage used in the alleged Angelina Jolie’s Maria trailer is real, but, it is not from an official trailer for an upcoming film. The clips appear to be taken from the movie premiere at the Venice Film Festival with some of Jolie’s earlier projects. It’s important to note that no official trailer has been released.
The trailer was released by Topsworldfilms on August 30 and has gathered over 50,000 views at the time of writing. Fans quickly believed it to be an official trailer because Rotten Tomatoes Coming Soon released a clip from Angelina Jolie’s film Maria.
Recently, at Telluride Film Festival in Colorado, Jolie’s performance received accolades for her role. According to People magazine , Jolie was surprised by the enthusiastic response from the audience. The actress expressed her gratitude for the same.
As per one of Deadline’s critics, the film features a masterful portrayal of Callas. The critic wrote, “Knowing that Callas was only happy when on stage, she learned to sing for the role; the voice we hear is a blend of Callas and Jolie’s own. Even more importantly, we can see her chest rise and veins swell as she is consumed, body and soul, by the physical and emotional effort of singing.”
Apart from Angelina Jolie, the movie features talents like Pierfrancesco Favino, Haluk Bilginer, Alba Rohrwacher, Kodi Smit-McPhee, and many more. At the time of writing, there is no official release date for the movie, but Netflix has purchased the distribution rights for the film.
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