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Maestro tells the story of Leonard Bernstein a closeted gay man who still loved and looked after his wife Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein whom he had three children with.
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The story line in Maestro is described as “a love letter to life and art” and “an emotionally epic portrayal of family and love,” one that is meant to melt the heart and capture the attention of viewers.
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From the trailer released, Bradley Cooper plays the lead role of Leonard Bernstein in the movie. He also co-wrote the screenplay with Josh Singer.
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Adding to his already big role in the movie creation, Bradley Cooper is also the director of Maestro proving his in-depth connection with the movie and his diversity.
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Maestro is however not the first movie Bradley has directed. In 2018 Bradley Cooper directed the 2018 hit movie “A star is Born” which was nominated for eight Academy Awards, winning for Best Original Song.
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Maestro marks Cooper’s first starring role since Nightmare Alley in 2021 and his first film as a director since “A Star Is Born, which made more than $400 million worldwide.
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The movie focuses on Bernstein's relationship with his wife Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein, played by Carey Mulligan. Other cast members include Maya Hawke and Sam Nivola, playing the couple's daughter and son.
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Although Maestro is officially directed by Bradley Cooper, both Spielberg and Scorsese retain producer credits on the film.
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The film is set to premiere on September second at the 80th Venice International Film Festival marking the drama first world appearance.
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After its premiere in the Venice International film festival. Maestro is going to have a limited theatrical run stateside beginning from November 22.
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The official release date for Bradley Cooper’s Maestro on Netflix is December 20th. So while you wait, you can always watch the trailer to know what to expect.
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