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"[T]he story is enormously affecting, and director John Madden guides the four stars to matchless performances."USA Today - 09/16/2005
"PROOF proves undeniably that the intimacy of a stage play can be re-created powerfully on screen....This is a moving portrait of an intense bond between a father and daughter, an eloquent and resonant story about the ties that bind."Entertainment Weekly - 02/17/2006
"PROOF works because it adds layers of pathos and suspense to its square roots." -- Grade: A-Total Film - 07/01/2006
3 stars out of 5 -- "[A]s a daughter wracked with grief at the death of her father and fearful of having inherited both his genius and condition, Paltrow excels."Gwyneth Paltrow, who won an Oscar for her performance in director John Madden's SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, teams up again with Madden in PROOF, a poignant drama based on David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Paltrow lights up the screen as Catherine, a young woman who has given up a seemingly bright future in order to take care of her ailing father, Robert (Anthony Hopkins), a formerly brilliant mathematician who went crazy. After he dies, Catherine's closed-off world is invaded by Hal (Jake Gyllenhaal), a young mathematician who worshipped Robert, and Claire (Hope Davis), her successful sister who fears that Catherine is too much like their father--a talented, supremely intelligent person with severe mental problems. During the last years of his life, Robert filled 103 notebooks with his writings, but one of them, written during a brief period of lucidity, could turn the math world on its head, while also threatening Catherine's already wavering sanity. Auburn co-wrote the screenplay with Rebecca Miller (PERSONAL VELOCITY, THE BALLAD OF JACK AND ROSE), taking it off the stage, setting it in and around Chicago, and breathing new life into the story, along with Stephen Warbeck's compelling score and plenty of outstanding acting, particularly by the glowing Paltrow and the earnest Gyllenhaal.
| Starring | Gwyneth Paltrow, Anthony Hopkins, Jake Gyllenhaal & Hope Davis | |
| Directed by | John Madden & James D. Stern | |
| Produced by | Jeff Sharp, John N. Hart, Jr., Robert Kessel, Alison Owen & Bob Weinstein | |
| Screenwriting by | Rebecca Miller & David Auburn | |
| Composition by | Stephen Warbeck | |
| Director of Photography | Alwin Kuchler | |
| Performer | Gary Houston, Colin Stinton & Roshan Seth | |
| Executive Production by | Julie Goldstein | |
| Source Writer | David Auburn |
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