The longer the better? It is not necessary. Because several actors and actresses managed to impress despite their reduced running time. Like Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs or Michael Shannon in Rebellion.
Or even Jesse Plemons in Civil War. If he appears in just one sequence of the Alex Garland film, which hits theaters on April 17, it’s undoubtedly the most memorable and terrifying.
In the shoes of the trigger-happy soldier he undoubtedly loves, he shudders as he questions the degree of American belonging of the characters who cross his path. which are especially played by Wagner Moura, Kaylee Spahn or Kirsten Dunst, Jesse Plemon’s wife.
which “I would never have played such a role in normal times”As the actor said on the microphoneentertainment tonight. He did us a favor because it’s a very disturbing role-playing game, so it’s not like he let it happen.
“It was a really pivotal moment in the movie.”
“Just reading the script, it was one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen. And when we got to the set, I was very, very nervous and emotional for everyone to do that scene (…) It’s really the turning point of the movie.”
“The way Alex shot it was very clever because the cameras were never in our faces. He did it in a somewhat unconventional way to make sure it didn’t break the dynamic, without the usual close-ups of the crew. The members moving around, it was really impressive as The whole movie, but especially in this scene.
A scene that you can currently see in theaters and that you may remember later.
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