El director [Simon Hunter] me mostró un corto de siete minutos donde resumía su perspectiva visual de lo que sería ese mundo [futuro] y me convenció de inmediato", prosigue. "Las apuestas del filme me parecieron muy interesantes, porque esta ambientado en unos cientos de años en el futuro, cuando la Tierra ya no está dividida en países, sino en corporaciones". Para [Ron Perlman] actuar en una producción de corte independiente como esta le parece "perfecto", porque es en estas ocasiones cuando "el director dispone de total libertad y nadie tratará de decirle qué hacer. Fue una experiencia ciertamente independiente, que es como a mí me gusta trabajar. Es la única forma de respetar la visión del realizador, sin que sus decisiones se vean influenciadas por un comité [de ejecutivos]". "Reci...
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- Ron Perlman has a face made for makeup. But he's OK with that. He says some of the most comfortable roles of his career have been when he wore lots of makeup. That includes parts from the mane man Vincent in the TV series "Beauty and the Beast" to his title character in "Hellboy.
In stores SEASON OF THE WITCH (2011, Fox, PG-13, $29) -- Talk about a witch's brew. The latest from Nicolas Cage is a medieval yarn seasoned with elements from Westerns, road movies and "The Exorcist." And it's a midlife crisis movie, too, as knight Behmen (Cage) realizes he's killed too many women and children in God's name. Accompanied by pal Felson (Ron Perlman), he decides to go AWOL from the Crusades, only to be captured and forced to transport an accused witch (Claire Foy) to trial. Make no mistake, "Season" is junk, but it's well-acted and fast-paced junk. Extras: deleted scenes, featurettes, alt ending and featurettes.
Hellboy is his name, and big-time movie stardom is his game. Ron Perlman stars in the $60 million production that brings "Hellboy," based on Mike Mignola's Dark Horse comics series, to theaters today. Move over Superman, Spiderman and Batman. There's a new boy in town, and he comes from Hades.
'Drive' For the last few years, filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn's been working under the radar, making a name for himself in independent pictures. In 2011, the Denmark native crashed through to the mainstream with the hypnotic "Drive," a violent drama with a star- studded cast that includes Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan, Albert Brooks, Ron Perlman and Bryan Cranston. The film is a fine example of Refn's growth as a director, displaying marvelous pacing, vibrant cinematography and lots of style. The director also gets the most from his cast, especially Brooks and Gosling, who turn in award- winning performances. Gosling is the main player here, and he's simply known as Driver. He works at a garage in L.A. for a shifty owner (Cranston) who does not mind signing his employee for illegal jobs...
In stores: DRIVE (2011, Sony, R, $30) -- You'd have to go back to Steve McQueen in "Bullitt" to find a cooler, more taciturn driver than Ryan Gosling's wheelman in Nicolas Winding Refn's stylish L.A.-set thriller. Gosling stars as an auto whiz for hire, a stuntman for the movies by day and a getaway driver by night. His life begins to careen out of control when he falls in love with his neighbor (Carey Mulligan) and winds up entangled with a pair of local mob bosses (Albert Brooks, Ron Perlman.) Alternating between dreaminess and intense realism (especially during the violent scenes), the brutally efficient "Drive" is a crime film for the ages. Extras: four featurettes and interview with Refn.
Coming soon Scheduled to open in area theaters next weekend (Sept. 16) are:- Drive: Ryan Gosling plays a Hollywood stunt driver by day who also moonlights as a getaway driver-for-hire - then finds himself a target for some of L.A.'s most dangerous underworld dudes after aiding the husband of his beautiful-sexy neighbor (Cary Mulligan). He's then playing getaway driver for both her and her son. Christina Hendricks, Ron Perlman, Bryan Cranston and, most intriguingly, Albert Brooks co-star.- I Don't How She Does It: Allison Pearson's best-seller comes to the screen with Sarah Jessica Parker as the working mom being stretched every which way, per her two kids and a downsized architect hubby (Greg Kinnear). After her job takes an upswing that consumes even more of her limited time, things re...
Aunque Hellboy es un monstruo, dentro de su pecho lleva prendido un enorme corazón de oro. Así lo veo yo, y espero que el público también pueda llegar a verlo de igual forma. A diferencia de otros héroes que pueden mirarse entre las páginas de las revistas de cómics, Hellboy tiene un costado de su personalidad bastante vulnerable. Pienso que eso lo vuelve un personaje capaz de alcanzar la redención a través del sacrificio. Cuando le propuse a [Ron Perlman] el papel de Hellboy él comprendió inmediatamente lo que yo estaba diciendo. Fue por eso que no tuve la necesidad de buscar en otros actores lo que él sería capaz de proyectar en cada una de las secuencias de la película. La primera vez que exhibimos Hellboy en una función privada me di cuenta que no me había equivocado: nadie má...
Ron Perlman is back as the cigar-puffing, kitten-loving agent for the Bureau of Paranormal Research and Defense. Having missed the original, I only recognized while watching the sequel what a debt Hancock owes to [Mike Mignola] and del [Guillermo del Toro]. Like Will Smiths character in that picture, Perlman's is a crime fighter who has serious PR problems and a fondness for booze. Like Hancock's, Hellboy's public has mixed feelings about him, in this case no doubt stemming from the fact that he's huge, red, equipped with a tail and, you know, a devil. This is a big dumb summer movie, and del Toro knows it. He's not out to create great cinema here; he's out to have a good time with the millions at his disposal, and what floats his boat more than anything is filling the screen with fanci...
ver las páginas en versión mobile | web
ver las páginas en versión mobile | web
© Copyright 2013, vLex. All Rights Reserved.
Contents in vLex United States
Explore vLex
For Professionals
For Partners
Company
Other interesting searches:
Lee Bowyer | Helen Rumbelow The | City of Los Fresnos, TX | Food Restaurant | Chuck Strain | efectos actos administrativos | Intereses vencidos | bernissart belgique | Razonabilidad de la ley | estructura financiera
