Helen Mirren On The Challenge Of Researching The “Very Private” Patricia Highsmith In ‘A Talent For Murder’ – Toronto Studio
A TALENT FOR MURDERDirector: Anton CorbijnScreenwriter: Joanna Murray-SmithLogline: It is 1995, and American author Highsmith (Mirren), now in her seventies and in poor health, has retired to the Swiss Alps, where she largely confines herself to her study, surrounded by her books, her cats, and her collection of antique weapons. Enter Edward Ridgeway (Ehrenreich), emissary […]
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