Klaus Maria Brandauer

...down his brother Angelo (Vincent Gallo), who ran away from home to escape the rule of their famous conductor father (Klaus Maria Brandauer) and never returned. Angelo, who now calls himself Tetro (a shortened version of the family...

In this article: Francis Ford Coppola, Tetro, Vincent Gallo, Maribel Verdu, Carmen Maura, Rumble Fish, and The Conversation

...getaway to write to a sabbatical from writing. We eventually learn what drove Tetro away, why their strong-willed father (Klaus Maria Brandauer) is famous and what happens when Bennie and Tetro inevitably are forced to confront their family...

In this article: Tetro, Francis Ford Coppola, Vincent Gallo, The Godfather, Cannoli, Post-Gazette, and Maribel Verdu

...performance that falls somewhere between silent-movie dastard and the sort of possessive but not quite villainous husband that Klaus Maria Brandauer used to play. Balsan wants Coco to love him but he's too coarse for her. The problem for us is...

In this article: Chanel, Audrey Tautou, Coco, Bright Star, Jane Campion, and Alessandro Nivola

The key to the family conflicts appears to be the emotional tyranny of the brothers' famous conductor-father, Carlo (Klaus Maria Brandauer). But in this film every unlocked closet opens a more tortured mystery. Coppola's belief that...

In this article: Tetro, Francis Ford Coppola, Maribel Verdu, Vincent Gallo, Tennessee Williams, and Faust

...and Vincent Gallo star in Francis Ford Coppola's 'Tetro.' Starring Vincent Gallo, Alden Ehrenreich, Maribel VerdAº and Klaus Maria Brandauer. Written and directed by Francis Ford Coppola. 127 minutes. "What has happened to our family? We...

In this article: Francis Ford Coppola, Tetro, Vincent Gallo, The Conversation, The Tales of Hoffmann, Michael Powell, and Osvaldo Golijov

...but the sullen Tetro refuses to address his past and their domineering father, an orchestra conductor played in flashbacks by Klaus Maria Brandauer. </p><p>Snooping through Tetro’s things in search of answers, Bennie finds a cache of...

In this article: Tetro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Maribel Verdu, Vincent Gallo, Francis Ford Coppola, and Pedro Almodovar

. . . It's a pity that he isn't in more things, really." Newcomer Alden Ehrenreich plays Tetro's sibling. Klaus Maria Brandauer is the brothers' domineering father, a world-renowned conductor. Spanish actress Maribel Verdu (Y Tu...

In this article: Francis Ford Coppola, Tetro, Stephen Dorff, Buffalo 66, Maribel Verdu, Matt Dillon, Roger Corman, Youth Without Youth, Legal age, and Oscars

...have different mothers but are both sons of the world-renowned conductor and world-class egomaniac Carlo Tetrocini (Klaus Maria Brandauer), who delivers to his elder son the movie's most memorable line: "There's room for only one genius...

In this article: Tetro, Francis Ford Coppola, Vincent Gallo, God, Cancer, Anxiety, Tosca, and Maribel Verdu

...figure comes to life, at least as an archetype. He's a vainglorious and sexually voracious symphony conductor played by Klaus Maria Brandauer. The past haunts the present. Across highly commercial projects as well as highly uncommercial ones,...

In this article: Tetro, Francis Ford Coppola, Vincent Gallo, Buenos Aires, Maribel Verdu, Carmen Maura, and Rodrigo de la Serna

...and murdered. The patriarchal damage in Mr. Coppola's movie is somewhat subtler, the work of a man, Carlo Tetrocini (Klaus Maria Brandauer), who has crippled the dreams of his own brother, another composer (Mr. Brandauer, heavily...

In this article: Francis Ford Coppola, Tetro, Maribel Verdu, Vincent Gallo, Robert Mitchum, Youth Without Youth, and Walter Murch