‘White Lotus’ Actor Will Sharpe Will Play the Role of Mozart in ‘Amadeus’

Prepare for a musical journey back in time as Will Sharpe, known for his role in ‘White Lotus,’ steps into the iconic shoes of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in Sky’s upcoming limited series, ‘Amadeus.’ The series, set to reunite the creative minds behind the acclaimed ‘Giri/Haji‘ crime series, promises to bring a fresh perspective to the legendary rivalry between Mozart and composer Antonio Salieri.

Sharpe, acclaimed for his performance in ‘White Lotus,’ is ready to showcase his versatility by portraying the musical genius Mozart. The series, based on Peter Shaffer’s renowned 1979 stage play ‘Amadeus,’ is set to explore the mythic clash of jealousy, ambition, and genius in 18th-century Vienna.

Joe Barton, the talented screenwriter behind the gripping crime series ‘Giri/Haji,’ takes on the task of adapting Shaffer’s play for the small screen.

Under the direction of Julian Farino, the series is expected to capture the essence of the timeless rivalry that defined the lives and legacies of Mozart, Salieri, and fiery Constanze Weber Mozart.

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The storyline unfolds as the young and recently unemployed Mozart, without the guidance of his father, encounters an unexpected ally in the form of a young singer, Constanze Weber Mozart, who later becomes his wife.

The narrative delves into their interactions with court composer Antonio Salieri, setting the stage for a collision of artistic brilliance.

With a stellar cast and a creative team dedicated to bringing this historic rivalry to life, ‘Amadeus’ is poised to become a captivating addition to Sky’s Original series lineup.

The reimagining of this classic tale is set to commence production later this year, promising viewers an engaging exploration of Mozart’s life and his musical legacy.

Joanne Wells

Joanne Wells is a media journalist for ScreenNearYou. She reports on the inside conversations in Hollywood. Also, she loves pizza!

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