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[skarsjoy]

Photos of Alexander Skarsgård at the UK premiere of "Lee" (Sept. 3, 2024) HeyUGuys (+ interview below) and one by Joanne Davidson joish181 on Instagram (thank you @christophfanalways)

Alexander Skarsgård Red Carpet Interview | Lee UK Premiere | Lee Miller biopic

Alexander Skarsgård is interviewed for Lee. Alexander Skarsgård as English Surrealist painter, photographer, poet and biographer Roland Penrose.

Colin Hart and Ethan Hart were on the red carpet. (shot and posted 9.3.24)

[louk419]

Tongue-out Tuesday 😜 The Boy in the Woods From the Unquestionable podcast (May 27) and HeyUGuys interview (May 28)

[reluctantjoe]

Can you just tell us what he's [Fickelgruber] about and how he fits into the story?

MATHEW BAYNTON HeyUGuys | 28/11/2023

[doodlerdoodle]

Here's the HeyUGuys playlist for the Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One cast interviews. Enjoy!

[loveothislife]

Is directing an idea you’ve entertained?

AH: Yes, I would love to, that’s the ultimate goal. And ultimately it will only take me being willing to admit that even though I don’t feel ready, I might actually be, and I just haven’t gotten to that point yet.

So are you studying directors now, even sub-consciously, just learning from their craft?

AH: Yeah that’s been my goal ever since I first signed on for Social Network. I was working with a genius in David Fincher, so I studied everything he did on the movie, and it was the first I really just watched.

[huttson-blog]

Seven Samurai Review — HeyUGuys

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— by Euan Franklin: Most epic movies make you ponder the money involved. How many bootstraps and belt buckles were crafted for The Lord of the Rings (2001-3)? How many computers were used to design the final battle in Avengers: Endgame (2019)?

Image courtesy of the BFI

[skarsjoy]

NEW video interview with HeyUGuys: Alexander Skarsgård & Mia Goth- Infinity Pool, the thrill of pushing boundaires in the growing chaos

uploaded March 24, 2023

Alexander Skarsgård & Mia Goth are interviewed for Brandon Cronenberg's Infinity Pool. Directed by Cronenberg, the film stars Alexander Skarsgård, Mia Goth, Cleopatra Coleman, Jalil Lespert and Thomas Kretchmann. Sarah Cook asks the questions. 

my screen caps, the last one is the video cover from YouTube

[unkindness313]

Andrew Scott at the 1917 premiere

[mega-metalhead-me]

Gina McKee and Jason Clarke Interview— Creating Catherine the Great with Helen Mirren for HBO

Video By HeyUGuys

Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H21VupYquVo

[gravesdiggers]

HeyUGuys interview transcript

Morning all,

I’ve transcribed [the interview Rupert did with HeyUGuys] at the Horrible Histories premiere yesterday for those who find such things useful - and because he’s just flat out hilarious!

(Please credit the source and/or link back if you use bits of this elsewhere, thanks.)

(HUG - Hey U Guys, RG - Rupert Graves. My notes in [ ])

HUG: Were you aware of Horrible Histories before this came along?

RG: Yeah I've got 5 kids so yes you can't... I can't be unaware, yeah.

HUG: So was it the script that persuaded you or them?

RG: Yeah, it's a fantastic script, really fun and the part's great and to be on a horse, rapping, is living the dream! [I cannot wait to see that!]

HUG: Did you get to go out to Bulgaria?

RG: No, I didn't no, I was in Hitchin.

HUG: Which is not quite...

RG: It's surprisingly nice.

HUG: Is it Roman, I don't recall?

RG: Umm… [*pulls most adorable clueless face ever*]

(2nd interviewer?: Going to have to check those textbooks for that one…)

HUG: So tell us a little bit about your character

RG: Well I play Paulinus. He's a commander of a, well a legionnaire, I suppose. No, no, a centurion? Yeah, centurion. [He's actually Governor General!] And he's one of those characters who's slightly more convinced of his own greatness than his actions prove him to be. It's fun, it's quite fun, I mean he's a funny... he's hubristic. And makes some terrible, terrible decisions based on his vanity.

HUG: Which seems to be a fairly large part of any history book, is people in power making terrible decisions

RG: The older I get I realise if you have a big and, a good idea, just don't, don't even... don't do it. Don't do it. Just don't do it. 'Cause it'll end in failure.

HUG: There have been a few examples of that this week.

RG: Quite recently, yes.

HUG: Speaking of which, we were just talking to Terry [Deary, writer of the Horrible Histories books] and he was talking about writing a Brexit edition of Horrible Histories at the minute.

RG: Oh that's… He is?

HUG: He's kind of warming it up.

RG: Very good.

HUG: Getting that one going. If that came about into a film who would you want to play?

RG: Uhhhhhh….

HUG: Not that anybody's coming out of it very well at all at the moment.

RG: I wouldn't want to be… come out of it well.

HUG: Juncker or...? [Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission]

RG: Sorry?

HUG: Could you be Juncker or…?

RG: Oh yeah, I could be. Yeah I could be Jun… yeah. Although if you wanted a small kind of a, a small part with a lasting impact you just be David Cameron, just say something and then **** off! Oh, sorry!

[Short cut while Rupert apologises!]

HUG: What is it about the whole Horrible Histories thing that you think appeals to kids so much? Because it's almost become...

RG: I think it... I think it kind of solves the problem of, of… I think it makes it interesting and relevant. In a way it's a little like that wonderful Peter Jackson movie [They Shall Not Grow Old - amazing film, go watch it] when it goes, the old World War One footage, that moment when it goes into colour, people become real. The past is so, it's so easy to distance yourself and not connect in any way, and I think this brings history alive to people through humour and wit and just makes it vivid.

HUG: Because I mean fundamentally it's the story of people.

RG: Yeah it's the story of how we got to where we are now.

HUG: Going back into your own personal history, what's been your favourite kind of film moment or TV series to work on?

[2nd interviewer mentions V for Vendetta?]

RG: Well I like V for Vendetta. I liked Maurice, a film I did called Maurice, but I really, I mean, act...you get your actor jollies on stage 'cause you give a performance on screen and it gets taken by the editor and it becomes somebody else's property but you do have an element of control on stage which I’ve always enjoyed.

HUG: What's coming up? What next for you? Is it more stage or more screen…

RG: Well maybe a bit of both actually. I'm doing a movie at the moment about Mary Seacole [Seacole with Gugu Mbatha-Raw] and then maybe, there's some very tentative plans to do some theatre at the end of the year [YES PLEASE!]

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Watch The Hilarious Aladdin Press Conference in Full With The Cast & Director

Watch The Hilarious Aladdin Press Conference in Full With The Cast & Director

The video comes courtesy of HeyUGuys. See more videos on their YouTube page here.

Will Smith is the Genie in Disney’s 2019 live-action Aladdin musical adaptation, replacing Robin Williams’ hilarious animated performance, for Guy Ritchie’s film. The film stars Mena Massoud in the title role, Billy Magnussen as Prince Anders, Naomi…

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The Batman, le ultime novità sul film di Matt Reeves

The Batman, le ultime novità sul film di Matt Reeves

Interessanti novità sul prossimo film di Batman diretto da Matt Reeves: in attesa di conoscere chi sarà l’Uomo Pipistrello ecco cosa sappiamo.

In una sessione di domande e risposte su Twitter, il regista Matt Reeves ha parlato del film e delle atmosfere del “suo” Batman.

Reeves ha detto che durante la scrittura della sceneggiatura ha ascoltato di continuo Thank God for the Rain, significativa…

[mikaeled]

So how did this work in terms of how you shot it? But tell me like I'm an idiot.