Filming has begun for Us, BBC One’s four-part drama adapted by David Nicholls from his hugely popular novel of the same name.
Tom Hollander (Baptiste, The Night Manager) will be joined by Saskia Reeves (Luther, Shetland), Sofie Gråbøl (The Killing, Fortitude), Tom Taylor (Doctor Foster, The Dark Tower), Iain De Caestecker (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, The Fades) and Thaddea Graham (Curfew, The Letter for the King), with casting by Sarah Crowe. It is produced by Drama Republic and Bandstand Productions.
Douglas Petersen (Tom Hollander) is blindsided when his wife Connie (Saskia Reeves) tells him that she’s not sure she wants to be married to him anymore. Agreeing to still go on their planned family grand tour of Europe, Douglas vows to win back the love of his wife and repair his troubled relationship with their son Albie (Tom Taylor).
Reflecting David Nicholls' signature mix of humour and heartbreak, Us brings the Petersens' poignant and often hilarious story to life, taking viewers with them on their once-in-a-lifetime journey through some of the most beautiful cities in the world.
David Nicholls says: “It’s a huge thrill to see the novel come to life, and with such a wonderful cast and production team. We want to make something funny, touching and beautiful, to really explore marriage and family life, all against this incredible backdrop.”
Tom Hollander and Hannah Pescod say: “We are delighted to be working with Drama Republic and the great David Nicholls in bringing his beautiful novel to BBC One. The trials of the Petersens will strike a chord with many - a family tale for our times.”
Piers Wenger, Controller of BBC Drama, says: “We feel so honoured to be bringing David’s beautiful novel to BBC One and to have the brilliant Tom Hollander and Saskia Reeves playing the leading roles. We are thrilled to work with David and Drama Republic once again and also with Bandstand Productions on their debut drama for the BBC.”
Greg Brenman and Roanna Benn, Executive Producers for Drama Republic, say: “David Nicholls is a unique and rare talent who miraculously manages to intertwine profound emotion with full-on humour. This glorious adaptation has attracted an exceptional cast in Tom Hollander, Saskia Reeves and Sofie Gråbøl. We couldn’t be more excited to begin filming.”
Us is executive produced by Greg Brenman and Roanna Benn for Drama Republic, Tom Hollander and Hannah Pescod for Bandstand Productions, Jo McClellan for BBC One and David Nicholls. It is directed by Lisa Siwe (Temple, Modus) and distributed internationally by BBC Studios. Filming will take place in London, Amsterdam, Venice, Barcelona and Paris.
三星半。很煽情但是拍成了流水账，全靠真实性和演员演技撑着。其实残障运动员真的很不容易，不管是训练还是待遇都难以支持，做残疾人的家属也真是很难。
港片其实聚焦这种港人挺好的，能看下去，虽然有瑕疵，比如剧情冲突不够强烈等等。。。
中国的电影工作者，擅长模式化偏定势的创作，在人文与浪漫的尺度上，难有拓展。同样是反映残障人士的电影，美国的《阿甘正传》相比《妈妈的神奇小子》，在艺术性上有明显优势，中国的电影往往基于现实做的很好，高于现实方面有巨大短板。
神奇小子本是小人物，
虚岁翻译成korea age？香港电影啊，那不奇怪了。主角是残疾人，不代表影片拍得不矫情
温情励志片，满满正能量❤️❤️“用力哭不如用力奔跑”喜欢这句话😇
运动员的薪酬与退役后的去处，这不仅是一个社会问题。也是个人身份转变的适应程度与自身事业的一种坚持。
“你残疾是天生的没有人会怪你，大家都会怪我。”母亲是更伟大的。
这种题材的片子好像都挺难的，我本身也不敢兴趣，加上这个名字，也挺劝退的。不过吴君如，加上桃姐的观影活动，就去看了。比想象中的好，非常纯正的港片，甚至看完在和朋友讨论这普通话配音的话要怎么翻译那几句重要台词，两个主角演员竟然都是演出来的病，太强了，演技很好。因为是今年为数不多且质量比较高的港片了，所以给四星。
看的普通话版本有点尴尬，但是最后一幕真的有点泪目了
运动员退役后生活无保障，残疾运动员不受重视，当下依然是值得关注的焦点问题。苏桦伟的故事令人动容，他就像一面镜子，照出了许多为国争光的运动员的困境。过于煽情的设定，几个人物故事冲突不了了之，我觉得不太好。
演苏的几位演员都很棒 嘲笑大陆的同类型影片
还可以，后半段渐入佳境。残疾人的痛苦，母亲的无奈，后半段矛盾出来了，完成度不错
吴君如的母亲形象yyds，必须是原音才更能体会其中的情感。
苏妈很伟大，不过弟弟是不是有点可怜了，辉煌不是永恒，终究要平凡得生活下去……
泪点足，经费不足，排片不足。粤语歌有重新崛起的势头，港片要加油。
两位青年男演员刷新了我对香港演员的认知，真棒，尤其是少年那位，我从逃到尾都以为是真正的残障人士。就这精彩的表演就值得五星！！！
演员演技真的佩服，真的以为是请残障人士来演的。不过感觉叫“神奇小子的妈妈”比较合适。
父母百年后，没结婚、无后的孩子怎么办，我妈也以这个问题为核心，完全不考虑我过得快乐与否。终其一生，父母眼中的“好”，大多不是孩子眼中的“好”，引导不来……中规中矩竞技体育片，没有吹爆的那么好
喜欢电影的英文翻译「Zero to Hero」，男主不同时期的演员都很出色。本来以为是老套的公式化的励志片，意外地没有把过多戏份放在苏如何克服身体缺陷获得金牌。后半段引出了「同工同酬」的大课题…成名后的苏桦伟每个月也只有3000津贴，备战北京奥运前还要为生计发愁，光鲜背后的现实无奈让人印象深刻，何况还有更多默默无闻的运动员呢…香港残疾运动员的困境与心酸可见一斑。
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