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Suttirat Anne Larlarb

American costume designer, art director, and production designer

Suttirat Anne Larlarb (born )[1] is an American costume designer, art director and production designer.[2]

Life

Larlarb's parents are both Thai, and came to the US as Fulbright scholars.

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Her father went on to become a heart surgeon.[3] Larlarb was born in North Carolina[4] and raised in Ventura County, California. She was interested in drawing from an early age, and attended Stanford University where she studied studio art, before winning a Jacob K. Javits Fellowship and entering Yale University's School of Drama MFA program, where she studied under Ming Cho Lee.[2][4]

Larlarb moved to London after graduating, and worked as Assistant Designer, responsible for sets and costumes, to theatrical designer Richard Hudson.[2] The first major film on which she worked was Danny Boyle's The Beach; Larlarb has worked many times with Boyle since, both in film productions (Sunshine, Slumdog Millionaire, Hours and Trance), theatrical productions (Frankenstein), and for the Summer Olympics opening ceremony in London.

Larlarb was Designer of the Summer Olympics opening ceremony, together with Mark Tildesley. She also designed the costumes and the 'dove bikes'.[5] She spoke of the creative brainstorming process in developing the ceremony between Boyle, Tildesley and writer Frank Cottrell Boyce: "It was so open.

It could be anything.

Suttirat anne larlarb biography of donald But I remembered having seen this image of a Japanese Noh theatrical mask. Film Judianna Makovsky The Hollywood Reporter. When Larlarb first met Deborah Chow , the director of the Obi-Wan Kenobi television series, Chow liked how Larlarb talked about culture and history as it relates to costume.

We were bouncing around every idea that came into your head about what was essentially British. Not being British, I could represent what the world thought Britain meant. Our mantra was that everything should feel human-scale: individual and idiosyncratic, less about slickness and perfection."[6] For her work on the ceremony, Larlarb was listed as one of "London's most influential people " by the London Evening Standard, which commented that "the extraordinary dove bikes [were] her proudest achievement."[7]

Selected stage work

Filmography

References

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  3. ^Hanel, Marnie (11 February ). "From Sketch to Still, a Visual History of Hours' Set Design". Vanity Fair. Retrieved 7 December
  4. ^ abcdMacauley, Scott (17 August ).

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    10. "Dressing George Clooney: Costume Designer Suttirat Anne Larlarb on The American". Focus Features. Retrieved 6 December

  10. ^Hoggard, Liz (30 July ). "Team DB: the people who helped create Danny Boyle's extraordinary vision". Evening Standard.

    Trance: Fan Central. Wookieepedia Explore. The American. Emmy award-winning costume designer Suttirat Anne Larlarb has a career which spans London and Broadway theatre, opera, blockbuster movies and the summer Olympics.

    Retrieved 6 December

  11. ^Lynskey, Dorian (January ) [November ], "Oblivion with Bells", Q, vol.&#;, pp.&#;82–88
  12. ^"London's most influential people Creatives, Theatre". Evening Standard. 8 November Retrieved 7 December
  13. ^Bennett, Ray (24 February ).

    "Frankenstein: Theater Review".

    No Time to Die We started out on fire, and then drained that life out of her a bit. She joined the project after speaking with director Deborah Chow. It has to be cool. So, in order to do that, there were some rules that I felt were really necessary to have that relaxation visually.

    The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 7 December

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  19. ^"Broadway-Bound Musical Waitress Is Going to Make Some History". . Playbill. 1 December Retrieved 22 April
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  21. ^""Slumdog" tops costume designer nods". Reuters.

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