Chris Pines Performance is excellent - in every scene you see him on the fear of death. It's exhilarating, absolutely inspiring to see so how Ebber and his crew put all one's eggs in one basket.
In this regard, The Finest Hours is in the best sense old-fashioned and reminiscent of the classic Hollywood films of the forties and fifties: Here who-to put no cities in ruins and no supervillains will be massacred. Instead of indulging in rampant violent orgies, Gillespie and his film crew celebrate the value of each Menschenle-bens, and terrific.
Interview Craig Gillespie
Your previous films like Lars and the Real Girl have more inter-ne, almost spiritual conflicts. In The Finest Hours it is executed-gen an external con-flict. Was that for a big change?
The storm triggers the action, but the conflicts are still internally. Therefore, the film captures also very quiet to.
We learn to know Chris Pine in the role of Bernie. He is in the Coast Guard, but he is not a hero, not a leader. He's very shy. How is such a man a hero?
We can he win the trust of others? He must go deep within themselves to find something, what him beyond itself can grow.
Übers Flirting he does not want to talk, he would rather enthused by the scent of fresh meat. We interviewed Chris Pine, the actor from "Star Trek", the recruits just for a perfume. It was strange.
It's unnerving to interview a Hollywood actor. Sometimes, because you or him very much admired. Much more often, because he or she has very specific ideas about how an interview expire does. Often questions about private life are off limits to children, the partner, embarrassing episodes from the past. Others want to know the questions in advance to be able to lay out the best possible answers can (of course they do not get). And then there are those who presided chicken their agents with very specific topics wishes: "Mister xy want to talk exclusively about his new film / his new project with a cosmetics brand / her new lifestyle blog."
In which category of interview partners Chris Pine falls, may be after the conversation below each piece together themselves. Anyway, the actor who starred in the "Star Trek" movies and "Jack Ryan" in the cinema, well what is called a hard nut - reasonably hard to crack. Even when it comes to a subject that is doing quite handy close to Perfume. The 35-year-old since 2014, the face of fragrance line "Armani Code" and brings in the accompanying commercials a number of very attractive women, you have to put it this way: melt away.
One would therefore like to ask him how. But questions over Flirting Pine has expressly verbeten. So we start after a five-minute break, the Pine takes before the conversation ( "I first had to eat something"), just different:
ICON: Is it possible to fall in love someone just because of the smell?
Chris Pine: Presumably, people fall in love with a combination of many things. The scent can play a major role.
ICON: How is it with you?
Pine: For me, it depends on a combination of many things, the fragrance plays an important role.
ICON: The spot you walk into a room and immediately all the attention is focused on you. Are you already used this reaction?
Pine: There were many people who were paid to look at me. That was the beautiful fiction of this story. The director Seb Edwards has created something great.
ICON: That is, in everyday life or at a private party has not your show this effect?
Pine: No ... No, not a bit. I tend to slip through the back door.
ICON: You are considered one of the "Most Sexiest Guys", the "People" magazine has named it in 2013 to do so.
Pine: Yes, the "People" magazine is a great source of knowledge for all of us.(lol)
Now the press agent logs out of the background: "Can we again talk about perfume?"
ICON: In another interview you said that a perfume has to fit as good as the perfect suit. How can you find it?
Pine: I have no tips, which greatly depends so on the person. It's like with most things: If you think the fragrance purchase whether it is another like it, does something wrong. It will make a perfume never keep everyone happy. So you have to be strong and wear it with confidence.
ICON: Are you an avid perfume shoppers, take frequent to something new?
Pine: No, I'm a creature of habit. Do I have a scent found that I like, I stick to it.
ICON: What do you smell like?
Pine: When I was a child, my father had a very old Porsche. When we sat in it, it smelled of petrol - I love that smell. Hm, what else ... I love the smell of freshly mown grass. I love the smell of spaghetti bolognese, of some wines. I love the smell of fresh meat. And of roses. I love the smell of rain in the air.
ICON: In many of your films, as well as advertising face stand for a classic image of men: confident, strong, goal-oriented. What makes a man of you a man?
Pine: Besides some necessary components ... What makes a man a man? Good question. I have no idea. Stop me! I can tell you what makes a great people - and that's kindness, generosity, compassion. I think there personally to Mister Armani. When I met him for the first time in his hotel, he came into the room, said hello and went after five minutes. It was elegant, he let me space. This proved strength.
ICON: For you there is no typical male or typically female characteristics?
Pine: I do not know. What I find spontaneously comes to mind is that we should all try to be friendly.
The press woman turns again: "We still have time for a question."
ICON: What is the best thing about being Parfum testimonial?
Pine: I am doing people like Mister Armani and are able to work with great directors like Seb Edwards and Andrew Dominik and incredible cinematographers as Darius Khondji. That I am now so great to see in magazine ads, is new to me. But it challenges me artistically.
The "Goodbye" to listen and only answered the press woman. Pine is no longer on the line.
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