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Set Pictures From Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method Surface, Revealing Mortensen & Fassbender As Freud & Jung

By Joshua Brunsting On July 6, 2010 At 6:00 am ·

Well, David Cronenberg (Naked Lunch, Videodrome, Dead Ringers) really knows how to take control of a rather slow news day.

Thanks to TT.com and Heute (via The Playlist), we now have our first look at Cronenberg’s upcoming film, A Dangerous Method. The film stars Viggo Mortensen and Michael Fassbender (Hunger, Fish Tank) as the legendary duo of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, and is based off of Christopher Hampton’s famous play, The Talking Cure.



The photos are from the set of the film, which is currently filming, and feature both Mortensen and Fassbender looking like utter carbon copies of their real life counterparts. Both look impeccable in their roles, and we also get what seems to be a brief glimpse of a red haired Keira Knightley, who plays the character of Sabina Spielrein, who has a relationship with Jung that sends the film into motion.

Method began shooting in May, and should be wrapping up sometime this later this month, or early in August, in places like Vienna, Zurich and Munich. With the film looking to be fantastic, one can only hope that it will be released just in time for it to pick up some steam heading into the awards season next year. I know that it’s shaping up as one of my most anticipated of 2011, and this only adds to that.



What do you think?

Source: TT / Heute / The Playlist

http://www.tt.com/csp/cms/sites/tt/Freizeit/939693-2/freud-film-dreh-in-wien-fand-ohne-keira-knightley-statt.csp

http://www.heute.at/freizeit/kino/Hollywood-Dreh-ueber-Freud-in-Wien;art6507,356681,B?cme7549,140783

http://theplaylist.blogspot.com/2010/07/first-look-viggo-mortensen-michael.html

Tagged with: A Dangerous Method • Carl Jung • David Cronenberg • Michael Fassbender • Pictures • Set • Sigmund Freud • The Talking Cure • Vienna • Viggo Mortensen 
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Joshua Brunsting

Born in Saugatuck, Michigan, Josh Brunsting has been a fan and lover of the medium that we call film since day one. Holding a degree in Journalism from Grand Valley State University in Allendale, MI, Josh has now turned his love of any and everything related to film into what will hopefully one day become a career, culminating in complete world domination. Josh is currently a writer for GeeksOfDoom.com, and even has time to plan his wedding, have a job at a local Starbucks, and take care of a golden retriever named O’Malley.

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  • Sarah

    that’s NOT keira knightley with the red hair. must be her stand-in actress.

  • Anonymous

    That’s not Keira Knightley, that’s Sarah Gadon who is playing Carl Jung’s wife, Emma.

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