Tom Felton in the role of ill boy
Following the colleagues of the Harry Potter franchise, Tom Felton, freed from the ten-year involvement in the tapes of the young wizard, began to work actively towards the completion of his filmography. The actor is planning to join Glenn Close and Elizabeth Olsen in the film adaptation of Emile Zola's prose, "Therese Raquin."
First published in 1867, this novel by the French writer has gained fame for its stage version of the 1873rd. The book is telling us about an orphaned girl, Teresa, raised by Madame Raquin and married to her sickly son Camille. Together with her lover the heroine kills her husband, but the ghost begins to haunt betrothed young woman, bringing her crazy.
The most famous adaptation of Zola's work was a picture of Marcel Carne, who took in the 1953 "Silver Lion" in Venice. Teresa's image in the film embodied Simone Signoret. In 2009, the world rolling out a variation of the vampire story - "Thirst" Park Chan-wook.
In the new film adaptation starring is Elizabeth Olsen ("Martha Marcy May, Marlene"), Glenn Close will be Madame Raquin, and Tom Felton offered the fate of Camille.
Script was written by actor Charles Stratton, who will also direct the tape. For him, who had earlier experience in setting series, this is a feature film debut. However, with the "Therese Raquin" has worked as director in 1995, making a theatrical adaptation of the material in Los Angeles, where he acted in the role of Teresa Leslie Hope.
Tom Felton in the past year, in addition to the final part of the Harry Potter saga could also be seen in "The Rise of the Planet of the Apes" by Rupert Wyatt.