1917 | Sam Mendes

Sony Live has released new trailer of 2019 War Movie "1917" directed by Sam Mendes. The movie id going to be released on Sony Live App on 17th July 2020.

1917 - Sam Mendes Movie Production, Release, Budget

Run Time: 1h 59m

Name: 1917

Release date‎: ‎4 December 2019 (London)

Release date‎: 25 December 2019 (United States)

Release date‎: 10 January 2020 (United Kingdom)

Release date: 17 January 2020 (India)

Director: Sam Mendes

Cinematography: Roger Deakins

Writer: Sam Mendes, Krysty Wilson-Cairns

Music: Thomas Newman

Awards: Academy Award for Best Cinematography including 2 Academy Awards and 3 Golden Globes

Box office‎: ‎$374 million

Budget‎: ‎$90–100 million

Country‎: ‎: India; Spain; United Kingdom; United States

Production Companies: DreamWorks Pictures, Reliance Entertainment, New Republic Pictures, Mogambo, Alibaba Pictures, Neal Street Productions, Amblin Partners

1917 - Sam Mendes Movie Cast and Crew

George MacKay (Lance Corporal Schofield)

Dean-Charles Chapman (Lance Corporal Blake)

Richard Madden (Lieutenant Joseph Blake)

Benedict Cumberbatch (Colonel Mackenzie)

Colin Firth (General Erinmore)

Mark Strong (Captain Smith)

Andrew Scott (Lieutenant Leslie)

1917 - Sam Mendes Movie Song List

1917 - Thomas Newman (1:18)

Up the Down Trench - Thomas Newman (6:19)

Gehenna - Thomas Newman (3:35)

A Scrap of Ribbon - Thomas Newman (6:30)

The Night Window - Thomas Newman (3:42)

The Boche - Thomas Newman (3:22)

Tripwire - Thomas Newman (1:41)

A Bit of Tin - Thomas Newman (2:03)

Lockhouse - Thomas Newman (4:04)

Blake and Schofield - Thomas Newman (4:21)

Milk - Thomas Newman (10:10)

Écoust-Saint-Mein - Thomas Newman (2:37)

Les Arbres - Thomas Newman (3:37)

Engländer - Thomas Newman (4:29)

The Rapids - Thomas Newman (1:30)

Croisilles Wood - Thomas Newman (2.07)

Sixteen Hundred Men - Thomas Newman (6:32)

Mentions in Dispatches - Thomas Newman (3:45)

Come Back to Us - Thomas Newman (5:40)

1917 - Sam Mendes Movie Critic Reviews

‘1917’ is tense, captivating, meticulous, horrifying and stirring.
Neil Soans
Times of India

This phantasmagoric first world war nightmare from the British director is ambitious and unshakeable storytelling.

Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian

VRGyani Rating: 8.2/10 Stars