Screening of Peter Farrelly's biopic 'I Play Rocky' about Sylvester Stallone and the making of 'Rocky', with audio description, part of the venue's Event Cinema programme.
I Play Rocky is coming to Gloucester Guildhall for a run of four screenings starting Friday 27 November. It's a biopic about a young Sylvester Stallone and his fight to star in the 1976 classic Rocky, and it's part of the venue's Event Cinema programme.
The film follows Stallone as a struggling actor who held on to the belief that he was meant to write and play Rocky Balboa, betting everything on himself against seemingly impossible odds. It's billed as a crowd-pleasing story of an underdog fighting to play an underdog fighter, so if you've got a soft spot for that kind of thing, this is right up your street. It's directed by Peter Farrelly, and the whole thing is a look at the years before the world knew the name.
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There are four screenings to choose from, and every single one of them is audio described. The first is Friday 27 November at 2pm, followed by Wednesday 2 December at 11am, Thursday 3 December at 7pm, and Friday 4 December at 2pm. Having a mix of morning, afternoon, and evening slots makes it easy to fit in around your week, and the audio description means it's accessible for anyone who needs it. Tickets start from £6.50.
