This is not another "father goes on rampage to kill the guy that kidnapped/murdered his child." It's actually a very involved thriller that has a fair few twists and turns around a conspiracy Gibson's daughter was involved in. My friend and I watched the trailer and I thought, "Eh, kinda looks like another 'Taken' or 'Death Sentence.' I'm so glad I was wrong. But other than that it's a pretty big risk.This one surprised me, because I had seen very little advertising or hype for this movie. There are certain, well, I guess, shyness to me and the portrayal of him.
If you look at me in profile and look at him it's not a bad match. I got why Joe thought of me in one respect. Jason Guerrasio: When you had to wrap your head around that you're going to play King George VI, was it exciting or scary?īen Mendelsohn: It was both. Mendelsohn talked to Business Insider about preparing for the challenging task as well as his upcoming anticipated roles, which range from the Sheriff of Nottingham in “ Robin Hood” to a gaming nerd in “ Ready Player One” - yes, he’s a bad guy in both.
(He plays the same character who earned Colin Firth a best actor Oscar for “ The King’s Speech.”) As King George VI opposite Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill in “Darkest Hour” (in theaters nationwide), Mendelsohn shows off his softer side as he plays a man tasked with keeping the United Kingdom strong during World War II while trying to match wits with Churchill, though suffering a stammer when he speaks. But in his latest role Mendelsohn proves he can do more than just play the bad guy. Finding his mark playing complex dark characters in indies like “The Place Beyond the Pines” and “Slow West,” Mendelsohn hit it big when he scored the role of Director Orson Krennic in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” last year.
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