TADY JE ORIGINÁL :-)
Q&A MICHAEL GAMBON
Michael Gambon plays an 18th century British abolitionist in the new film Amazing Grace and Dumbledore, the headmaster, in the Harry Potter movies
What do you think of the quiet way the abolitionists got the job done?
It's a bit of a thriller, isn't it? Will they succeed?
What's with the powdered wigs?
God knows. Gentlemen wore them. It was a sign of a rebel to take it off. My character takes his off quite a bit.
You're a theater actor. How has playing Dumbledore changed your fan base?
I was in the makeup chair recently, and someone brought in two kids. I peeled the beard off, and they started crying. They couldn't believe what they were seeing.
What do you make of Daniel Radcliffe's stage debut in Equus?
He's growing up. He's a proper theater actor now. He's naked in this thing, so all the girls will go out and see it. I'd be frightened running around the stage with nothing on at all. When you stop running, one thing keeps moving. I bet he didn't think of that.
I hear you used to carry around a picture of Robert De Niro.
I wrote on it, "I love working with you, Mike. You're the greatest. Much love, Bob." He didn't write it. I wrote it, to make my friends jealous.
Did you show him when he directed you in The Good Shepherd?
I've got a real picture of him now. He wrote, "Happy Birthday, Michael."
Why are British actors better at awards-show speeches than Americans?
Preparation. They're arrogant enough to believe they're going to win.
Ever wondered how life would be different had you been cast as James Bond?
I'd be in a private jet. I went up for it years ago. I'm a friend of the new James Bond, Daniel Craig. I played his dad in a play in London. All his talent, I taught him. He should be giving me some money. He's the best Bond ever. He looks like he really could kill you. In real life he's a softie.
A tady, o čem rozhovor přibližně je :-D
V novém rozhovoru s Time.com mluví Michael Gambon o tom, jak role Albuse Brumbála změnila jeho fanouškovskou základnu: "Nedávno jsem seděl v maskérně, a někdo přivedl dvě děti. Sundaval jsem si plnovous a ony začaly brečet. Nemohly uvěřit tomu, co viděly" Gambon také mluvil o Danově roli v divadelní hře Equus. Jeho velmi zajímavý názor si přečtěte v článku! :-D
"Dospěl. Nyní už je řádným divadelním hercem. V této hře je nahý, takže se všechny dívky na to půjdou podívat. Obávám se ale jedné věci, když běháte po jevišti nahý. Když se zastavíte, jedna věc je stále v pohybu. Vsadím se, že o tom Dan neví."
To je boží :-D





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