The director and two stars sat down for an interview discussing various things related to the upcoming action movie 'Wanted'.
- Jun 17, 2008
AceShowbiz - In less than ten days, the high-octane action movie "Wanted (2008)" will be making its theatrical debut in the theaters across the country and in support for the promotion of the adaptation film, Universal Pictures have presented future audience with many amazing videos, either from the trailer or from the clips, released earlier. Now, other kind of videos have surfaced and they offer the taped interviews with director Timur Bekmambetov and two of its stars, James McAvoy and Common.
In the individual interviews with Chuck the Movie Guy, the three sat down to discuss their works in the movie as well as the movie itself. The first video interview posted below, Bekmambetov talked about his reason in choosing McAvoy to be the lead actor since he doesn't have the appearance of typical hero, his directing style and the slow motion part used to create the dramatic effect. The second video highlighted McAvoy's discussion over his bulkier appearance and everyone's dream of knocking off annoying co-worker or boss, while in the third video, Common confessed the reason he took the offering of his part, the experience working with Bekmambetov and the overwhelming feeling of working with the A-list actors.
Starring also Angelina Jolie and Morgan Freeman, "Wanted" centers on a young loser by the name of Wesley Gibson. His life as far as he knows is suck. He feels trapped in the work he doesn't like and he is disrespected by others. But, his life is about to change forever in a twisted way. When his estranged father was murdered, he is recruited by a secret assassin society, the Fraternity, which then trains and nurtures him to be amongst the best-skilled assassins. The further he is being involved with the society, the better he learns that they are more than meets the eye. "Wanted" will be released on June 27.
- Timur Bekmambetov's Interview:
- James McAvoy's Interview:
- Common's Interview:
