Yeah. There is still hope. 2% are good movies, but still. They are focused on re-boot, virtue-signalling, x-sexuality, inclusiveness, diversity. Not on good story and movie
godwantsplastic I don’t think so. At least not the ending or any of the results. There was no “good guy cop” who won at the end of the day. It wasn’t a happy ending where the good guys cheer in victory. It was a bitter ending with the realization that the way in which “order” is kept isn’t in the honorable way normally thought of
One of those rare films that you can watch over and over again. And even though you know what's going to happen, it grabs you again from beginning to end.
Very true. For me there's just so much happening with the characters AND the script, I've enjoyed the hell out of rewatching it a few times. And dang! Is Emily a FOX or WHUT?! I love her! Josh is great, too, so annoying!
Brolin is one of the most under-rated actors in Hollywood and a much smarter dude than most Hollywood people I've heard/seen. He's awesome in Sicario. Him and Del Toro are why I'm giving a chance to that sequel.
@@icarussbungeecord7779 I was talking about his talent being underestimated. Playing in big Hollywood blockbusters doesn't require actors to be particularly talented, just to be charismatic. Marvel movies aren't Chekhov.
Denis has to one day do a debrief on how he made this film because Brolin, Benicio, and Emily Blunt all say when they were making this film they were sure they were making a turd. That’s some next level Jedi mind trick directing.
On paper it sounds like a B movie from the early 2000s that's directed by Isaac Florentine. The director, the cast and the cinematography are what elevated this material imo.
i don't believe those actors said it - those are professional actors, Brolin, Benicio, Blunt - they read the script, and they agreed to be in it. What A-List cast would want to torpedo their career by being in a "turd" ?
TMCS IEP they didn’t say it so bluntly but all actors have said in interviews Denis acted like he didn’t know what he was doing the whole shoot. Brolin has said in interviews he didn’t know what kind of movie they were making and in his experience it means he’s making a bad movie.
He is enticing because he is confident in his goals and knows what he wants. And doesn't apologize for it or second guess it. Its something that everyone wants, but not necessarily always the "best man for the job".
LOVED Sicario. One of the highlights for me was Jeffrey Donovan - his character, Steve, is my favourite out of all of them. Very unassuming, low-key but a TOTAL BADASS!
It's hard to keep in mind that this guy's an actor and not one of the characters he plays. He does remind me of some of the real mean bastards I've met in the Army: you know the type that you are glad are on your side.
Brolin was the big brother in the Goonies. Didnt see him for a while until No Country.....and he totally blew me away with his talent and believability. When I seen Sicario and Josh's performance I instantly knew I would watch this film numerous times to catch every subtlety. Josh Brolin is superb in every facet of his craft. He's definitively in my top 10.
ruinerfixxxer 2007 was his breakout year and fairly late in his career I may add. In 12 months he had no country, planet terror, and American gangster and all 3 characters were great!
Josh Brolin... in my eyes the Marlon Brando of this age... every movie he's in scores... and he can play any character and nail it to a tee! Him and Tom Hardy are taking it by storm
He should have won the Oscar for "W" for sure just nailed that role. It's crazy to see him in Goonies so young and now he is compelling in any movie he stars in kind of like Tommy Lee Jones in his later career.
The Dead Immortal I've seen him in dozens of movies since I was a kid. Snatch, The Usual Suspects, 21 Grams, Traffic, Che, Sin City, Hunted, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas... Those are the ones I've seen anyway.
Playstation Elation So have I, but that doesn't make him "one of the most requested actors in Hollywood" lmao By that standard literally every actor in Hollywood is the most requested actor in Hollywood because I've seen them in dozens of movies over the past decades.
Very interesting. I often see the actors, directors, etc. in really great movies say they weren't sure whether the movie was going to be great when they were filming it. This is some of what Brolin says in the interview. A really seductive movie that has the feel of being authentic to real CIA operations (as much as I know about such things). It is an ensemble movie with Brolin and Benicio standing out.
Sometimes dark, depressing film sets need a little levity or humor between scenes, lol. It reminds me of interviews with Patrick Stewart where he tried to take things WAY too overly-seriously in the beginning of TNG, yelling at the crew and treating them as children for trying to joke or laugh between work. But, he eventually realized he was wrong and realized you can still work seriously and get stuff done while still maintaining some level of levity/fun that helps ease the tension and ultimately can result in an overall more productive film/TV set at the end of the day when done right ;)
It's cool listening to actors talk about working with directors. When the actor can't tell what is happening yet keeps on because they trust yo, that quality separates great directors from master directors.
This is a tremendous movie with perfect acting, direction, photography, etc. It feels like you are inside this world and that it is real. And it's probably not too far off, sadly...
I once had a dream that they turned a childhood game I used to play (Starcraft) into a movie, and Josh Brolin played James Raynor... Absolutely perfectly cast hahaha.
Sounds to me like he maybe argued with Dennis about how the movie should be cuz he is Josh Brolin the guy who was in No Country For Old Men and the Coen Bros taught him this or that... then he saw how good the movie was and now feels dumb and is trying to explain it as levity on set made him irritable.
Great statements by Brolin. I'm breathlessly waiting to see, in Sicario III, to see whether his tries to rescue Alejandro and Isabel, or whether he tries to bury the problem of his conscience with a GAU-17 Gatling Gun.
Sicario, the 1st one, is probably one of the b e s t movies I have ever seen. It seems as though watching the movie at the end of filming was a humbling experience for him.
I wonder if he will take this attitude into Soldano, if he can/does, his character should get a solo film for part 3, because he would have pulled me right into the cause.
This title is misleading. He states the levity was on the set so he became irritated off set, which is usually the reverse of the intense dramatic roles he’s had.
Good film. Well written. Good acting. Not the usual guns blazing hero saves the day film....Eager to see the sequel...and the ex-military guys that have commented on the gun play liked the near realism...mostly...if anything Larry Vickers said something along the lines of when the female character breached a room her gun shouldn't have been on full-auto...minor thing...
I'm listening to him halfway thru this interview remembering an article that expressed how he and majority of the cast DID NOT believe in this picture. That there were strong apprehension about the dir Denis Vilaneuve. But they were all "pleasantly surprised" after watching when it was finished. Interesting....
I love the scene where Brolin is sitting at a desk after the op and the boss lady comes up and ask how it's going, and he holds up his arm where he got shot, and says, "It's a Monday."
@@acevfx2923 , yeah, that's a good scene. And, then she asks what happened and Steve tells her and she said I didn't ask you, and then Brolin repeats word for word what Steve said.
The sequel actually holds up to the first in the sense that it didn't lower the bar but it didn't do anything new either. Its also written by Taylor Sheridan, whose projects are always great. It's a solid continuation of the story and VERY good considering the sequels director had NEVER shot a movie of that scope. He'd only directed TV commercials up until that point. It's like he watched the first movie and was like "if it ain't broke don't fix it" lol Plus how the hell do you fill Denis' shoes??? 😆
Albuquerque....irritating? Fair enough. Living near there, I can relate. Levity on set was not seen the day I was on set. Final week burnout was evident. Should be a good film though. Lots of talent.
Day Of The Soldado was a complete disappointment. When they added a child, the focus of the plot changed to make that character more important than the goal of the kidnapping. It was all about the well-being of the girl, but Benicio wanted to save her at all costs when all he had to do was return her to her home. Viva Aerobus has flights to Mexico City from Nuevo Laredo for $62 dollars. However, the drinks aren't free, so give the girl an extra $50 pesos.
'Hey Brad, how far you can stretch that thing' seconds later got jumped and overwhelmed by his brother and his brother friends.. Ended up 'forced borrowing' little female kids trike to went after his 'assailants' The Goonies circa 1985..
This movie was brought out at the same time as La La Land and proves just how society has lost the plot because La La Land won the Oscar the same year ???
I always thought that Brolin would have been perfect as Roland Deschain fron Kings "Dark Tower" books. I think a 5 season 10 episode series would have been perfect. 👍😎
The title is completely misleading and should be corrected. Brolin was not irritated by the levity on set. He spoke of having to balance himself offset, so when he was playing angry, frustrated characters on camera, he would then go out and have fun after shooting that day. Thus, because the director kept a sense of levity on set, Brolin found himself subconsciously balancing himself by being frustrated OFFSET at the end of the day. He was not irritated BY the levity on set. The title makes it sound like he takes his job too seriously and expects others to do the same.
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For me Matt Graver is Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski of XXI century - the charming, careless and nonchalant abnegate who have fun in making something like this...
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These are the movies Hollywood should be aiming at instead of regurgitating old stories. It really is a brilliant movie, acted and told masterfully.
Yeah. There is still hope. 2% are good movies, but still.
They are focused on re-boot, virtue-signalling, x-sexuality, inclusiveness, diversity.
Not on good story and movie
Morten ok boomer
It’s cops vs robbers
@@godwantsplastic - You couldn't be more wrong.
godwantsplastic I don’t think so. At least not the ending or any of the results. There was no “good guy cop” who won at the end of the day. It wasn’t a happy ending where the good guys cheer in victory. It was a bitter ending with the realization that the way in which “order” is kept isn’t in the honorable way normally thought of
One of those rare films that you can watch over and over again. And even though you know what's going to happen, it grabs you again from beginning to end.
Very true. For me there's just so much happening with the characters AND the script, I've enjoyed the hell out of rewatching it a few times. And dang! Is Emily a FOX or WHUT?! I love her! Josh is great, too, so annoying!
Brolin is one of the most under-rated actors in Hollywood and a much smarter dude than most Hollywood people I've heard/seen. He's awesome in Sicario. Him and Del Toro are why I'm giving a chance to that sequel.
He's not overrated though. Big studios trust him with important roles in blockbusters all the time. It is deserved, don't get me wrong.
>under-rated
>played Thanos and Cable
press x to doubt
@@icarussbungeecord7779 I was talking about his talent being underestimated. Playing in big Hollywood blockbusters doesn't require actors to be particularly talented, just to be charismatic. Marvel movies aren't Chekhov.
I hate when people make a statement then have to explain what they meant.
It's dopey.
Hes definitely not underrated. He routinely gets big Hollywood roles but also dark and gritty roles like Sicario or No country for old men.
Sicario and No Country for Old Men. Damn he's the man!
Basically every movie he's in.
Goonies
Inherent Vice!
Oldboy remake was kinda needless though
Best villain in a marvel movie, too.
he looks like ethan hawks healthy big brother
Makes sense. One joined The Explorers and the other Joined the Goonies. Both are good groups.
He looks like Sean Astins big brother 😆
No, Ethan hawk looks like Josh Brolin’s unhealthy frail little brother
Ha ha ha that’s too perfect
Or the old James Bond actor and Reagan
Love this movie. I can watch it over and over. The music scores are 5 star. I like how it changed from Blunt to Del Toro in the lead role. Brilliant
Denis has to one day do a debrief on how he made this film because Brolin, Benicio, and Emily Blunt all say when they were making this film they were sure they were making a turd. That’s some next level Jedi mind trick directing.
On paper it sounds like a B movie from the early 2000s that's directed by Isaac Florentine. The director, the cast and the cinematography are what elevated this material imo.
He will never give it. Its not good to reveal your tricks to the public.
i don't believe those actors said it - those are professional actors, Brolin, Benicio, Blunt - they read the script, and they agreed to be in it. What A-List cast would want to torpedo their career by being in a "turd" ?
TMCS IEP they didn’t say it so bluntly but all actors have said in interviews Denis acted like he didn’t know what he was doing the whole shoot. Brolin has said in interviews he didn’t know what kind of movie they were making and in his experience it means he’s making a bad movie.
Isn't he doing the new Dune adaptation?
So happy for Brolin's successes in life. This film is brilliant and he brought a lot of that to the table.
1:09 someone is saying: shhhhhh and brolin start lowering his voice ? xD
I think she was telling everyone in the background to be quiet so he could do the interview.
He's CIA. That's his back story.
Its just classified.
@Christopher Marlowe He's a big guy
@@MrMelick for you
@@zackrida5452 lmao
*holds hands at hips*
Absolutely loved Sicario. The sequel not so much.Even though the two films are brothers, the first was a hard act to follow.
Goes to show how important a director is, denis didn't direct the sequel
One of my favorite movies. I can't wait for the sequel.
Really interesting interview. I'd put Sicario in my top 10 all time movies.
This will continue to be one of my very favorite movies of all time. Wish there were more like it, very captivating
Try wind river and Hell or Highwater, same writer and similar vibes
@@florentdevier no Denis tho
He is enticing because he is confident in his goals and knows what he wants. And doesn't apologize for it or second guess it. Its something that everyone wants, but not necessarily always the "best man for the job".
LOVED Sicario. One of the highlights for me was Jeffrey Donovan - his character, Steve, is my favourite out of all of them. Very unassuming, low-key but a TOTAL BADASS!
Steve is my favorite too :) I want a whole TV show centered around that character and what he gets up to.
Yes, absolutely. His performance as Steve stood out to me, which is saying something when there is so much other talent in the film.
@@willdejong7763 here’s hoping they make a third one with Steve in it lol
whats the password?
+Raymond McCarron
Moron..
+Lobster Patrick Stewart (opens door)
Moto penecaku
fidelio.
"Goblins! This is no mine, it's a TOMB!!!!"
It's hard to keep in mind that this guy's an actor and not one of the characters he plays. He does remind me of some of the real mean bastards I've met in the Army: you know the type that you are glad are on your side.
This was one of the best films so far in the 21st century.
Brolin was the big brother in the Goonies. Didnt see him for a while until No Country.....and he totally blew me away with his talent and believability. When I seen Sicario and Josh's performance I instantly knew I would watch this film numerous times to catch every subtlety. Josh Brolin is superb in every facet of his craft. He's definitively in my top 10.
ruinerfixxxer he was Doctor Block in Planet Terror
ruinerfixxxer 2007 was his breakout year and fairly late in his career I may add. In 12 months he had no country, planet terror, and American gangster and all 3 characters were great!
He was also on the western tv show The Young Riders. They had a great cast. The show was from 89-92.
He's been giant purple stain on the big screen since 2012
Don't sleep on Thrashin'🤘
Josh Brolin... in my eyes the Marlon Brando of this age... every movie he's in scores... and he can play any character and nail it to a tee! Him and Tom Hardy are taking it by storm
Brando?!? Sit down bro!
@@farmdaddy510 LMFAO
He should have won the Oscar for "W" for sure just nailed that role. It's crazy to see him in Goonies so young and now he is compelling in any movie he stars in kind of like Tommy Lee Jones in his later career.
He played very well in Dune imo
I can understand where you are coming from but Brando is not a method actor. Brolin great but you are comparing him to a legend. Tall Order
underrated actor, underrated film. (yes I know both him and the film are highly rated. Regardless)
TheRausing1
Underrated? He's one of the most requested actors in Hollywood, has been for almost a decade now.
And yet we barely see or notice him in any movie
The Dead Immortal
I've seen him in dozens of movies since I was a kid. Snatch, The Usual Suspects, 21 Grams, Traffic, Che, Sin City, Hunted, Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas... Those are the ones I've seen anyway.
Playstation Elation
So have I, but that doesn't make him "one of the most requested actors in Hollywood" lmao
By that standard literally every actor in Hollywood is the most requested actor in Hollywood because I've seen them in dozens of movies over the past decades.
Oxymoron
Acknowledging Mr. Deakins input as nearly as important as the director’s is brilliant on his part!!!
Very interesting. I often see the actors, directors, etc. in really great movies say they weren't sure whether the movie was going to be great when they were filming it. This is some of what Brolin says in the interview. A really seductive movie that has the feel of being authentic to real CIA operations (as much as I know about such things). It is an ensemble movie with Brolin and Benicio standing out.
Josh Brolin is one of the best actors of his generation. I really loved his interpretation of the character and I really loved the character himself.
Nice things said about Roger Deakins at 2:40
Roger Deakins is the man.
Josh Brolin strikes me as someone with a great dry sense of humor.
In Deadpool 2 behind the scenes there were several funny scenes in makeup trailer.
I love how often it occurs that the great actors are obviously extremely intelligent. You discover this by watching their interviews.
Sometimes dark, depressing film sets need a little levity or humor between scenes, lol. It reminds me of interviews with Patrick Stewart where he tried to take things WAY too overly-seriously in the beginning of TNG, yelling at the crew and treating them as children for trying to joke or laugh between work. But, he eventually realized he was wrong and realized you can still work seriously and get stuff done while still maintaining some level of levity/fun that helps ease the tension and ultimately can result in an overall more productive film/TV set at the end of the day when done right ;)
And both played Gurnee in Dune. Awesome 👌
"WE ARE NOT HERE TO HAVE FUN!"
It's cool listening to actors talk about working with directors. When the actor can't tell what is happening yet keeps on because they trust yo, that quality separates great directors from master directors.
This is a tremendous movie with perfect acting, direction, photography, etc. It feels like you are inside this world and that it is real. And it's probably not too far off, sadly...
I once had a dream that they turned a childhood game I used to play (Starcraft) into a movie, and Josh Brolin played James Raynor... Absolutely perfectly cast hahaha.
That's an awesome dream.
I can totally see that, damn
Yeessss
Sounds to me like he maybe argued with Dennis about how the movie should be cuz he is Josh Brolin the guy who was in No Country For Old Men and the Coen Bros taught him this or that... then he saw how good the movie was and now feels dumb and is trying to explain it as levity on set made him irritable.
JOSH BROLIN is a hell of an actor!
The character is a sociopath. Superficially charming. Well played.
The person shushing in the background is so annoying. hahaha
This was a great flick. Josh was fantastic. Hope to see a third flick.
He’s a good actor. Underrated, I think, in out times of fashionable consumption. Great film. Looking forward to the sequel.
Brolin was just playing himself in Sicario.
Good to see Ya Josh
Did a great job in both Sicarios
I liked the first
Best of the two but
both were good
Had a realness to them
Nice work Sir👍
The scene when they drive across the border for that mission was fantastic. Perfect intensity.
Honestly,this was the last good movie I saw. Can't remember anything good coming out in the last few years
Great statements by Brolin. I'm breathlessly waiting to see, in Sicario III, to see whether his tries to rescue Alejandro and Isabel, or whether he tries to bury the problem of his conscience with a GAU-17 Gatling Gun.
Im predicting a death
Does anyone know if this movie is still happening?
Josh is a f'kin good actor. Love his movies.
Sicario, the 1st one, is probably one of the b e s t movies I have ever seen. It seems as though watching the movie at the end of filming was a humbling experience for him.
I wonder if he will take this attitude into Soldano, if he can/does, his character should get a solo film for part 3, because he would have pulled me right into the cause.
Joseph A.W Soldado*
Time to meet god.
Celtic Jay "No fue personal" ...para mí si
If ever they make 'Splinter Cell', Josh Brolin would be the Sam Fisher. Goodness, he looks exactly like him, and even sounds like him.
I second that!
His Tom Chaney character in True Grit was epic.
“He needs to accomplish an end”
Snaps his fingers and half the world dies.
Love his character, intense, goal driven. Josh runs rings around his ol man actor James Brolin. He is well spoken, intelligent and insightful.
There are so many scripts of original material being rejected daily. Meanwhile they make Spider-Man for the fourth time
This title is misleading. He states the levity was on the set so he became irritated off set, which is usually the reverse of the intense dramatic roles he’s had.
Great great movie. The sequel was great too.
Should go down as a classic. It was more horrific than the second “Day of the Soldado”.
I agree man I really got into it 👍👍💯💯💯
Very insightful comments. Often Josh Brolin is humorous and flip, and entertaining. All good.
For those of you who don't know... Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan wrote this movie. Character driven... Raw..real.
He was awesome. And the Glasses-Guy too.
If you actually listen to the interview he was irritated OFF THE SET not on it.
Such a cool movie. Such an ominous feel.
Powerful movie.
Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin and dear Lord, Benicio Del Toro... Amazing.
Sicario all day. Its a much needed franchise.
even the sequel was a great film, can't wait to see the third and final installment. Denis as a director though, he is among my most favourite.
Hope he plays Cable again. Great actor. An Oscar is inevitable lol
Sicario is a film making triumph. In the years to come, a classic.
It's a modern day Western Noir.
Damn, dude is really well spoken.
He’s such a cool guy. Such a good actor because I’m real life he’s such a thoughtful guy when he’s being himself
"Did you talk to Denise"?? Who's Denise?
The director Villenueve
I know who he is, but obviously this moron interviewer doesn't. I'm glad Brolin pronounced his name to this dunce.
Good film. Well written. Good acting. Not the usual guns blazing hero saves the day film....Eager to see the sequel...and the ex-military guys that have commented on the gun play liked the near realism...mostly...if anything Larry Vickers said something along the lines of when the female character breached a room her gun shouldn't have been on full-auto...minor thing...
He LOVES his Crocs
He's awesome...he and Benicio are my fav actors in Hollywood right now!
0:08 No one's gonna talk about Master Ken?? 🤷🏻♂️
Yo grandmaster, what are you doing here?
yo grandmaster, love your videos man
I'm listening to him halfway thru this interview remembering an article that expressed how he and majority of the cast DID NOT believe in this picture. That there were strong apprehension about the dir Denis Vilaneuve. But they were all "pleasantly surprised" after watching when it was finished. Interesting....
Sicario 1 and 2 excellent 👌 movies.
An actor that doesn't regurgitate old cliches but actually seems to care about his answers, refreshing!
Josh Brolins character was as much a bad guy as Benicio del Toro character, one of the greatest films
I could of took you fishing off the set. Hit me up next time you are filming in Albuquerque. Albuquerque sucks but the fishing is decent.
Great movie. Great actor. I couldn't make it through the whole 3 minutes because the shooshing was driving me bonkers.
Can't see Brolin without seeing Goonies. And there's no disrespect in that.
Hahaha must take you out of the moment of any movie he is in.
I love the scene where Brolin is sitting at a desk after the op and the boss lady comes up and ask how it's going, and he holds up his arm where he got shot, and says, "It's a Monday."
That's the second film right? I loved them both very much
@@acevfx2923 , yeah, that's a good scene. And, then she asks what happened and Steve tells her and she said I didn't ask you, and then Brolin repeats word for word what Steve said.
Uhhhh.... where was the part about "irritating levity"..?
Great flick. Hope they do a 3rd. :) KB FROM OHIO
Brolin would have been amazing to cast in Mad Men
The sequel actually holds up to the first in the sense that it didn't lower the bar but it didn't do anything new either. Its also written by Taylor Sheridan, whose projects are always great. It's a solid continuation of the story and VERY good considering the sequels director had NEVER shot a movie of that scope. He'd only directed TV commercials up until that point. It's like he watched the first movie and was like "if it ain't broke don't fix it" lol Plus how the hell do you fill Denis' shoes??? 😆
James must be so proud of the work that Josh has done. Such a legacy family
could you really not find a quiet place for an interview? Is it that hard?
Brolin would make an awesome Marvel villain
Awesome in Sicario. Awesome in Wolf of Wallstreet.
Albuquerque....irritating? Fair enough. Living near there, I can relate. Levity on set was not seen the day I was on set. Final week burnout was evident. Should be a good film though. Lots of talent.
Day Of The Soldado was a complete disappointment. When they added a child, the focus of the plot changed to make that character more important than the goal of the kidnapping. It was all about the well-being of the girl, but Benicio wanted to save her at all costs when all he had to do was return her to her home. Viva Aerobus has flights to Mexico City from Nuevo Laredo for $62 dollars. However, the drinks aren't free, so give the girl an extra $50 pesos.
'Hey Brad, how far you can stretch that thing' seconds later got jumped and overwhelmed by his brother and his brother friends..
Ended up 'forced borrowing' little female kids trike to went after his 'assailants'
The Goonies circa 1985..
This movie was brought out at the same time as La La Land and proves just how society has lost the plot because La La Land won the Oscar the same year ???
I didn't even watch this bs La La Land because of the stupid title like I didn't watch Barbie.
I always thought that Brolin would have been perfect as Roland Deschain fron Kings "Dark Tower" books. I think a 5 season 10 episode series would have been perfect. 👍😎
The title is completely misleading and should be corrected. Brolin was not irritated by the levity on set. He spoke of having to balance himself offset, so when he was playing angry, frustrated characters on camera, he would then go out and have fun after shooting that day. Thus, because the director kept a sense of levity on set, Brolin found himself subconsciously balancing himself by being frustrated OFFSET at the end of the day. He was not irritated BY the levity on set. The title makes it sound like he takes his job too seriously and expects others to do the same.
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I just spotted that Josh Brolin slightly resembles Jack Nicholson. Now i'm curious what he'd be like if he played The Joker.
great actor
I only care that Del Toro has been in about 3 memorable films - James Bond, Traffic, Sicario. I find it interesting.
In the movie universe, I am sure Matt Graver and Colonel Nathan R. Jessep lunched frequently together.
For me Matt Graver is Jeff "The Dude" Lebowski of XXI century - the charming, careless and nonchalant abnegate who have fun in making something like this...
If a room is full of important people and a someone is relaxed and wearing flip flops, you know that fucker is the one in command.