Freud’s Last Session will have its Irish premiere on the 25th of Feb at the
@DublinFilmFestGet your tickets here: diff.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/sh#IrishFilm #DIFF
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Matthew Goode as C.S. Lewis in ‘Freud’s Last session’
Sony Picture Classics has shared this promo image on their social media sites –
Picture – Leanne Sullivan for Sony Pictures Classics [More complete version of one we posted a few weeks ago]
Matthew Goode as C.S. Lewis in #FreudsLastSession. Clive Staples Lewis was a British writer and lay theologian who held academic positions at both Oxford and Cambridge. Famous for works of fiction like The Chronicles of Narnia & The Screwtape Letters, he is also widely known for his non-fiction Christian apologetics. He was close friends with fellow novelist J.R.R. Tolkien, both members of the same informal Oxford literary group: the Inklings. [Sony Pictures Classics social media]
New Clip of Matthew Goode in ‘Freud’s Last Session’
Behind the Scenes of ‘Freud’s Last Session’
From Sony Pictures Classics
Matthew Goode at special screening of ‘Freud’s Last Session’ in New York
Sony Pictures Classics have posted a new picture on their social media –
From Sony Pictures Classics Twitter – ‘Matthew Goode and Matthew Brown at the #FreudsLastSession NYC special screening. FREUD’S LAST SESSION opens December 22 in NY & LA. Coming in January to theaters nationwide. Tickets.FreudsLastSessionFilm.com’
New picture of Matthew Goode as C.S. Lewis in ‘Freud’s Last session’
Meg Thomson, producer of ‘Freud’s Last Session’, has shared a new picture of Matthew as C.S. Lewis on Instagram –
Picture by Leanne Sullivan for Sony Pictures Classics
Matthew Goode on NBC ‘Today’
‘Matthew Goode talks about his new film “Freud’s Last Session,” starring alongside his “childhood hero” Sir Anthony Hopkins, talks about once getting out of a telemarketing job he didn’t like by telling people he booked a role in a new Steven Spielberg film and more!’ [Today Twitter]
Link to interview below –
Matthew’s Spielberg story is in his Bio on here – ‘Matthew’ section.