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Angelina Jolie Shines as Opera Diva Maria Callas in Emotional Trailer for Maria

Angelina Jolie Dazzles as Iconic Opera Singer Maria Callas in the Heartfelt First Trailer for ‘Maria,’ Showcasing Her Emotional Performance as the Legendary Diva

Angelina Jolie Takes Center Stage as Maria Callas in New Trailer for Maria
Angelina Jolie Takes Center Stage as Maria Callas in New Trailer for Maria

Angelina Jolie is set to captivate audiences with her portrayal of the legendary opera singer Maria Callas in the upcoming film Maria. The emotional trailer, recently released, offers a glimpse into the life of the iconic diva, showcasing both her triumphs and struggles in the world of opera.

A Deep Dive into Maria Callas’s Life

The late opera soprano Maria Callas is portrayed by Oscar winner Pablo Larraín in the film Maria. The first teaser trailer for the film was released on Thursday, September 26. Jolie, 49, weeps, practices, and changes into the legendary singer. The film “follows the American-Greek soprano as she retreats to Paris after a glamorous and turbulent life in the public eye,” according to a synopsis.

“As the diva wrestles with her identity and life, Maria reimagines the legendary soprano in her final days.” Opera soprano Callas rose to fame in the middle of the 20th century thanks to her well-known three-octave vocal range. 53-year-old She passed away in Paris in 1977 after a heart attack.

Angelina Jolie’s Transformative Performance

Jolie’s portrayal of Callas has been highly anticipated, with early glimpses suggesting a transformative performance. The actress immerses herself in the role, capturing Callas’s essence through both vocal training and dramatic expression. Critics are already praising Jolie’s ability to convey the depth of Callas’s character, promising a compelling cinematic experience.

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Along with Kodi Smit-McPhee, Alba Rohrwacher, Pierfrancesco Favino, and Valeria Golino, the picture made its global premiere at the Venice picture Festival in August. When asked about her feelings regarding the awards excitement around her performance at a press conference in Venice, Jolie replied that the “bar” for her on whether or not she “did good enough” is more about the response from Callas fans and “those who love opera.” “My fear would be to disappoint them,” she stated. “So, of course, all other things, in my own business, if there’s a response to the work, I’m very grateful.”

Director’s Vision

Directed by renowned filmmaker Pablo Larraín, known for his work on biopics such as Jackie and Spencer, Maria aims to provide an intimate look at Callas’s life beyond the stage. Larraín’s vision is to portray not only her public persona but also the private struggles that shaped her legacy.

Larraín has expressed his desire to explore the emotional landscape of Callas’s life, focusing on how her artistry intertwined with her personal experiences.

As excitement builds around Maria, fans of both Angelina Jolie and opera enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting its release. The film is expected to resonate with audiences through its poignant storytelling and powerful performances. With its focus on one of music history’s most enigmatic figures, Maria promises to be a significant addition to the cinematic landscape.

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Written by Rishika Shahi

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