Poster Watch: One Day's Hathaway and Sturgess in the Clinch

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• Koto | February 17, 2011 9:01 AMReply

  Hahaha @GL,you are right.I'm not native.My English is just broken.lol By the way,I hope it's good news for you.Never Let Me Go's composer(Rachel Portman) also scores One Day^^.

• GL | February 17, 2011 3:57 AMReply

  Hahaha @Koto, you can't be a young actor for a long time ahahah ^>^. But yeah lovely poster, amazing work, can't wait to see this. Will this be Never Let Me Go for me? I hope so^>^

• Koto | February 16, 2011 5:34 AMReply

  I read the book.Actually this poster captures OD perfectly.Focus Features did a great job.I think there is a reason why OD poster is like this.I love this poster.It's perfect.If I didn’t read the book,I think still I will love this poster.It's lovely and beautiful.
  
  I heard OD is a really good film.I think and hope many people will love this film for a long time,not only buzzed during awards season.It's a great story.By the way,I'm sorry,I couldn’t post the comment to the Jim Sturgess interview on last December.Thanks so much for this amazing interview,Anne.Every Jim fan says it's a best interview for a long time. Please keep an eye on him in the future. I think 2011 is the Year for many people to finally Discover JIM STURGESS,best young actor for a long time.

• DavidC | February 16, 2011 5:24 AMReply

  Every other American TV show now has a British star putting on a yank accent. Even Superman, for Christ's sake! And they're complaining about this? I have a couple of ripe Anglo Saxon expressions that might be apt here.

• Matt Riviera | February 15, 2011 7:51 AMReply

  I think it also refences Doisneau's classic 1950 photograph Le Baiser (The
  Kiss): http://www.masters-of-photography.com/D/doisneau/doisneau_kiss.html