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2 corrections found
[Betrayal](/wiki/Betrayal_\(play\) "Betrayal (play)") (2011)
Daniel Craig's Broadway revival of *Betrayal* was in 2013, not 2011.
Full reasoning
The date here is off by two years. The Broadway revival of Betrayal starring Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz, and Rafe Spall officially opened on October 27, 2013, after beginning previews on October 1, 2013. That means labeling Craig's Broadway Betrayal as (2011) is incorrect.
This appears to be a date error rather than a substantive dispute about the production itself.
1 source
- Broadway Revival of Betrayal, With Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz and Rafe Spall, Opens Oct. 27 | Playbill
The Broadway revival of Harold Pinter's time-bending drama Betrayal, starring Daniel Craig, Rachel Weisz and Rafe Spall, officially opens Oct. 27... By Adam Hetrick October 27, 2013. The intimate drama began previews Oct. 1.
The next year, he took up a leading role in [Dream House](/wiki/Dream_House_\(2011_film\) "Dream House (2011 film)")
*Dream House* was released in 2011, so it was not 'the next year' after the sentence already anchored to 2011.
Full reasoning
This sentence creates the wrong timeline. It follows a sentence that begins "In 2011", then says "The next year" Craig took the lead in Dream House. But Dream House is itself a 2011 film, not a 2012 one.
Universal's film page lists Dream House with Release Year 2011. So the phrase "The next year" is inaccurate in this context.
1 source
- Dream House | Universal Pictures At Home
Dream House ... © 2011 Universal Studios ... Release Year 2011 ... Starring Daniel Craig, Naomi Watts, Rachel Weisz.