The exhibition at the Dylan Thomas Centre is taking place from the end of May ahead of the scheduled June film release and will provide visitors with an insight into the production of the much-anticipated film starring Matthew Rhys, Keira Knightley, Sienna Miller and Cillian Murphy.
The film focuses on the complicated love lives of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas and the women in his life, Caitlin Thomas and Vera Killick.
The Centre will showcase costumes, storyboards, graphics and other iconic pieces from the movie- all supplied by LionsGate Film UK.
The Dylan Thomas Centre houses the largest collection of Dylan Thomas memorabilia in the world and is the focal point for his fans across the globe.
The film exhibition will stand alongside the Centre’s permanent collection, which explores Dylan’s life and work through a variety of media from letters and books to photographs and digital film.
Iwan Davies, Swansea Council’s Head of Culture and Tourism, said: "This is an exciting opportunity for Swansea as the film has generated a lot of interest, both within Wales and throughout the UK.
The film is due to open in London on June 20 prior to a nationwide release on June 27 through Lionsgate UK.
The film focuses on the complicated love lives of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas and the women in his life, Caitlin Thomas and Vera Killick.
The Centre will showcase costumes, storyboards, graphics and other iconic pieces from the movie- all supplied by LionsGate Film UK.
The Dylan Thomas Centre houses the largest collection of Dylan Thomas memorabilia in the world and is the focal point for his fans across the globe.
The film exhibition will stand alongside the Centre’s permanent collection, which explores Dylan’s life and work through a variety of media from letters and books to photographs and digital film.
Iwan Davies, Swansea Council’s Head of Culture and Tourism, said: "This is an exciting opportunity for Swansea as the film has generated a lot of interest, both within Wales and throughout the UK.
The film is due to open in London on June 20 prior to a nationwide release on June 27 through Lionsgate UK.