The French Dispatch Exhibition of sets, models, costumes in props in London - Part 3...

Wes Anderson's quirky new anthology film, The French Dispatch, features four stories including 'Revisions to a Manifesto' which sees journalist 'Lucinda Krementz' (Frances McDormand) reporting on student revolutionaries (including those played by Timothée Chalamet and Lyna Khoudri) in the town of Ennui-sur-Blasé. The movie has a temporary, dedicated month-long exhibition at 180 Studios on the Strand in London to celebrate the theatrical release of the film featuring screen-used costumes, props, set pieces and miniature models.

Zeffirelli B costume worn by Timothée Chalamet

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Timothée Chalamet plays 'Zeffirelli B.', a student revolutionary and self-styled leader of the revolt.

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Milena Canonero was Costumer Designer on the movie and you can also see her Oscar-winning costumes from The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Lucinda Krementz costume worn by Frances McDormand

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Frances McDormand plays journalist 'Lucinda Krementz' who has a brief romance with Zeffirelli and secretly helps him write his manifesto.

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Juliette costume worn by Lyna Khoudri

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Lyna Khoudri plays another student revolutionary named 'Juliette', who initially disagrees with the manifesto, but becomes Zeffirelli's girlfriend.

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In the story the student protest boils over into the "Chessboard Revolution".

Screen-used props from The French Dispatch

Here's also another example of a signature of Wes Anderson's films, a miniature model of the town's university.

Université D'Ennui-Sud miniature model from

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Make sure you also check out more costumes, props and models from The French Dispatch on display.

The cool movie exhibition is ticketed and runs until November 14, 2021.

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