Rob Leane May 17, 2017
Charlie Hunnam chats to us about his journey from shoe shop to Arthurian legend, via Byker Grove, Guillermo del Toro and Guy Ritchie...
As I awkwardly shambled into a fancy London hotel room to interview Charlie Hunnam, I had no clue what to expect from the man. The British born actor has played hard nuts on several occasions, across projects such as Green Street and Sons Of Anarchy. His latest role, a rough and ready rendition of King Arthur for Snatch’s Guy Ritchie, seems to fit in with that lot.
But Hunnam has also worked with indie darlings like Guillermo del Toro and James Gray. As well as pulling swords from stones, murdering motorbike enthusiasts and scrapping on the streets of London, he’s battled kaiju, explored strange new worlds, dabbled in period pieces, and much more. It all adds up to a very diverse CV,...
Charlie Hunnam chats to us about his journey from shoe shop to Arthurian legend, via Byker Grove, Guillermo del Toro and Guy Ritchie...
As I awkwardly shambled into a fancy London hotel room to interview Charlie Hunnam, I had no clue what to expect from the man. The British born actor has played hard nuts on several occasions, across projects such as Green Street and Sons Of Anarchy. His latest role, a rough and ready rendition of King Arthur for Snatch’s Guy Ritchie, seems to fit in with that lot.
But Hunnam has also worked with indie darlings like Guillermo del Toro and James Gray. As well as pulling swords from stones, murdering motorbike enthusiasts and scrapping on the streets of London, he’s battled kaiju, explored strange new worlds, dabbled in period pieces, and much more. It all adds up to a very diverse CV,...
- 5/10/2017
- Den of Geek
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The Venice Film Festival is well underway, and for in-depth roundups of coverage, it's best to head over and take a look at David Hudson's Daily index. Among the films to have screened are Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master and Terrence Malick's To The Wonder (a warning: the latter was received with boos). Werner Herzog is—believe it or not—teaming up with The Killers (of all bands, really?) for a "live concert webcast" on September 18th. Check out the Rolling Stone article; it sounds like the Bavarian auteur will unsurprisingly be imbuing the show with his eccentricity. That's not all for Herzog news: characteristic of the director, he has several projects coming down the pipeline. If I understand this Indiewire report correctly, he'll be expanding on his On Death Row miniseries he did for Investigation Discovery with another series of interviews. Additionally, Herzog will be making Hate in America,...
The Venice Film Festival is well underway, and for in-depth roundups of coverage, it's best to head over and take a look at David Hudson's Daily index. Among the films to have screened are Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master and Terrence Malick's To The Wonder (a warning: the latter was received with boos). Werner Herzog is—believe it or not—teaming up with The Killers (of all bands, really?) for a "live concert webcast" on September 18th. Check out the Rolling Stone article; it sounds like the Bavarian auteur will unsurprisingly be imbuing the show with his eccentricity. That's not all for Herzog news: characteristic of the director, he has several projects coming down the pipeline. If I understand this Indiewire report correctly, he'll be expanding on his On Death Row miniseries he did for Investigation Discovery with another series of interviews. Additionally, Herzog will be making Hate in America,...
- 9/6/2012
- MUBI
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