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Ocean City wsg The Dangerous Method
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Our next show is with our favoritist guys in the world, The Dangerous Method. Plus, our good friends Mize and The Drive. Be there!
Viggo Mortensen talks Dangerous Method Oscar and BAFTA snub
Total Film sat down with Viggo Mortensen this morning to discussA Dangerous Method, the Danish-American actor’s third collaboration with director David Cronenberg. Mortensen received a Golden Globe nomination for his superb portrayal of Sigmund Freud in the psychoanalysis-themed period piece, but the film failed to earn any nominations for the BAFTAs or the Oscars. We asked the former King of Gondor if he was disappointed that the film had been overlooked? “[It’s been] totally overlooked, hasn’t it? I was particularly surprised at the BAFTA, y’know? It’s an English movie and, well, I guess when I look at some of the things that are nominated, the fact that we didn’t even get on the longlist of 15 candidates… I have to assume that it’s owing to not enough people having seen the movie. “I’d hate to think it was simply a question of general ignorance and lack of individual imagination on the part of the voters [Smiles]. I’d hate to think it was that. I’d have to assume that [enough of them] didn’t see the movie. [Laughs] I hope that’s why! Because otherwise it’s baffling.” So, do nominations mean a lot to him personally? “They help people want to see the movie. Basically it’s a business thing. Otherwise, it doesn’t matter because obviously it’s kind of a lottery, isn’t it? Kind of a popularity contest that to some degree can be forced by promotion, or to a great degree, and again, if people see the movie then they can judge. “I would like to have seen our movie recognised. I would certainly like David Cronenberg to be recognised. I don’t know if he’s ever been nominated for a directing [BAFTA award], I know he never has been for an Oscar or a Golden Globe which is startling to me still. “But I don’t care about it in any sense other than, well, to some degree it would be a vindication of his work and our work on the movie, but it helps put people on seats, it helps people see the movie in theatres.
"If you can put in your newspaper ad ‘Nominated: Best Director’ Bafta, Oscar, Whatever, or Actor or Best Movie, obviously when you’re deciding what movie you’re going to see Friday or Saturday night, that does influence people.” Look out for the full interview with Viggo Mortensen on TotalFilm.com next week. A Dangerous Method opens on 10 February 2012.
Moobie time.
Jumped online cause I was finally going to watch that 11-11-11 movie. Been too lazy to watch it this past week but then I saw a new Keira Knightley movie was uploaded and well...I'm kinda sorta very much in love with her that I just had to watch it lol. I'll watch 11-11-11 tomorrow if I'm not able to get to it tonight.
Keira and Viggo at the TIFF Premiere of "A Dangerous Method"
(expect a lot of Keira in the upcoming weeks)