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In November, 1959, Truman Capote, the author of Breakfast at Tiffany's and a favorite figure in what would soon be known as the Jet Set, sees a news report about the murders of four members of a farm family in Kansas. It presents an opportunity, he believes, to test his long-held theory that, in the hands of the right writer, non-fiction can be as compelling as fiction. Capote attempts to charm the locals and work his way into the story behind the murders.
Director: Bennett Miller
Starring: Philip Seymour Hoffman, Catherine Keener, Chris Cooper, Clifton Collins Jr., Bruce Greenwood
Run time: 98 minutes
Release date: Sept. 30, 2005
Rating: R for some violent images and brief strong language.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: A-
"Hoffman makes us laugh out loud one moment, squirm the next as we watch the author do whatever it takes (lie, cry and sometimes both) to manipulate the prisoners into helping him finish his masterpiece."
Austin American-Statesman: 4 of 5 stars
"Many actors could have delivered fine imitations of the author's famously effete mannerisms; but Philip Seymour Hoffman makes these (the wounded-baby voice, the prissy hand gestures) merely a point of entry into the character — window-dressing that displays one view of the man's soul while hiding others."
The Palm Beach Post: A
"The cumulative force of Capote's downward spiral registers on the actor and weighs on us all."
