It seemed only a few years back that he was on stage as the gay schoolboy Guy Bennett in the hit play Another Country – his lanky, mop-headed, insolent beauty a foil to a fellow pupil played by the young Kenneth Branagh in all his sturdy sandiness.

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Scarier than expected, Kenneth Branagh charts a new path for Poirot in “A Haunting in Venice”

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Topics include glitzy humiliations – imagine falling flat on your face in front of Kenneth Branagh – and the highs and lows of growing older.

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While Taika Waititi would later lean into the colorful weirdness of the comics, Kenneth Branagh focused on their Shakespearean grandiosity in his initial solo movie for the God of Thunder.

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You can hear it in the piece that starts with Kenneth Branagh asking Cillian Murphy, like, “Can you hear the music?”

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