#sydneymorningherald "The Great Lillian Hall…this star-studded tale takes us into the heart of acting and obsession"...
#counterarts "One of the recurring motifs director Michael Cristofer uses throughout The Great Lillian Hall is the appearance of Carson (Michael Rose), Lillian’s late husband (and might we add, a VERY dapper silver fox)....Carson was more than Lillian’s spouse — he was also a theater director who’d worked alongside her....and suddenly, Lillian sees Carson in the audience. For a moment, seeing him actually inspires her to deliver a deeper, more intense performance — as if the fog of confusion has lifted, like a broken spell..."
#ABC/Pete Travers: “The Great Lillian Hall is essential viewing for those eager to see what acting can be at its transcendent, transfixing finest.”
“Michael Rose (Carl Rogers) smashes it. He’s great as Rogers.” Titus Welliver-Bosch Legacy/TVLine
“Opposite Andrew Scott is a fine array of character actors: Michael Rose (Sheriff Mooney) represents harassment and self-interest whilst still retaining his humanity” Top10films.co.uk
“The 24th is a remarkable film; it’s also a remarkable part of a body of work that is an all-too-hidden wonder.” Richard Brody/The New Yorker
