
Savage House: Dark Comedy in 18th Century England
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Savage House, a dark comedy set in 18th century England, is set to release in June 2026. Directed by Peter Glanz, the film stars Richard E. Grant and Claire Foy as they navigate a world of duels, decadence, and chaos amidst a pox outbreak and Jacobite uprising. The film promises sharp laughs and a savage twist on class divides and power grabs.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Savage House: Dark Comedy in 18th Century England. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 20th, heads up, film fans, Savage House, that dark comedy with Richard E. Grant and Claire Foy leading the charge, just locked in its release. Date, where public pictures announced it'll hit select theaters on June 5th, 2026. Directed and produced by Peter Glanz, the cast also includes Jack Farthing, Bell Powley, Kila Law Cassidy, Vicky Peverdine, Richard McCabe, and Pib. The story drops us into 18th century England, where brutal pox outbreak and the Jacobite uprising shake things up. Grant plays Sir Chauncey Savage, Foy his Lady counterpart, as they chase a so-called Better Life in a world of duels, decadence, and stray chaos. This setup feels timely, poking fun at class divides and power grabs with a savage twist, ironic, given the family name. It's all wrapped in mad cap satire that promises bloodshed and blind ambition. Behind the scenes, cinematographer Adriano Goldman, production designer Gary Williamson, and costume whiz, Alex Boverd bring the period to life, with...
...makeup by Jaquette Levan and casting by Carmel Cochran. Record player films Baxit, producers Oliver Roskill, and Mark Hopkins at the helm. Expect this one to deliver sharp laughs amid the grit mark, your calendars for next summer's twisted take on history. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.
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