He picks films that are more nuanced than their loglines suggest. “The Grey,” packaged as just another Liam Neeson action flick, was an existential drama about manhood, grief, and mortality. As for “The Purge: Anarchy,” it’s a treatise on forgiveness and the allure of violence disguised as an “Escape From New York”–style thriller.www.backstage.com/interview/long-delayed-succes...Бля.
Я прям чувствую, как приближается день, когда я буду смотреть и эти фильмы.
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That increased work ethic drove him to find seemingly minor parts that he could make his own, like the cop in 2012’s “End of Watch,” or the trainer in “Warrior.” “I train as if I’m fighting for the world championship every day when I go to the gym,” he says. Acting is the same thing. But because of how much time, work, preparation, and importance I put on the character, Gavin O’Connor let that character blossom, and it showed on the screen. That movie changed my life: People in the industry saw it and said, ‘Who’s that guy?’ "DUDE
“It took me a while to understand when I need to say no.” So.
Grillo, eh?
Hello, man-crush. 'cause its cool and not weird or anything.
C'mon, he has a wife.
And kids.
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