Michael Ironside on the 30th anniversary of Total Recall
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- The legendary Michael Ironside (Starship Troopers, V, Top Gun) is interviewed by Scott Davis for the 30th Anniversary of Total Recall. Paul Verhoeven’s 90s sci-fi classic was lead by Arnold Schwarzenegger and also starred Sharon Stone, Ronny Cox, Rachel Ticotin, Marshal Bell, Mel Johnson Jr, Michael Champion and Breaking Bad’s Dean Norris.
Plot: When a man goes for virtual vacation memories of the planet Mars, an unexpected and harrowing series of events forces him to go to the planet for real - or is he? Douglas Quaid is haunted by a recurring dream about a journey to Mars. He hopes to find out more about this dream and buys a holiday at Rekall Inc. where they sell implanted memories. But something goes wrong with the memory implantation and he remembers being a secret agent fighting against the evil Mars administrator Cohaagen. Now the story really begins and it's a rollercoaster ride until the massive end of the movie.
TOTAL RECALL 4K 30TH ANNIVERSARY EDITON WILL BE RELEASED BY STUDIOCANAL ON 4K ULTRA HD COLLECTOR’S EDITION, BLU-RAY, DVD, DIGITAL AND STEELBOOK FROM 23RD NOVEMBER AND SCREENING IN SELECT UK CINEMAS IN NOVEMBER.
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Ironside was the perfect bad guy. Nothing over the top, just a calm, cool and collected bad guy. Also the perfect authority figure in any movie he was in. Loved his parts in Total Recall, Top Gun and Starship Troopers.
Calm? He screamed several times lol.
He's very over-the-top in Highlander 2 but I love it
When Michael said that bit about not having to be himself, he could be someone else… that hit home a little too much! Thanks for not going back to roofing brother!
You’re absolutely right regarding the public duality of norms perceiving actors as the roles they play and not as a human being.
Kudos for being an amazingly cool dude!
Michael Ironside is criminally underused and underrated. I thought he was dead. He's one of the all time greats.
His voice is also literally the greatest voice ever. Seems like such a sweetheart, too
I was lucky enough to work with him this past March before the outbreak. I cannot say which movie. That was a awesome experience.
Was it Nobody?
No it wasn't that one.
@@troygauthier8487 kindergarten cop 2
@@bigchukka123 nope lol
Did he play a bad guy in the movie?
Ironside is great actor and great man! What a legend! 🙂
So underrated, legend
The most decent guys always play the villains it seems.
Love this guy. Mad charisma.
Awesome interview. One of the best.
This is by far the best interview with anybody I've ever seen.
Those first 8 minutes about how he was afraid they would find out who he is and kick him out was so relatable. And how he says that he likes acting because then he doesn't need to be himself. Damn I was glued the whole interview. I've loved and rewatched total recall many times from the first day I saw it at the age of 6 or 7. But this interview will make it even more fun to watch.
What a guy 💯. Humble
Wow, Michael Ironside, what a lovely genuine person.
Loved him in many Movies. Named my Dog "Jester" because of his Role in Top Gun.
he should be doing more blockbusters.
One of my favourite actors. Interesting that he had the fear or going back to his working class life. Great guy.
I love the ladder story. Tells you so much about his character and humility.
Love this guy
He always plays a great bad ass.
He looks different probably because he’s a bit rounder in the face. Last film I saw him in was terminator salvation in 2009 and of course he’s Sam fisher from splinter cell
I remember him mentioning in an interview with Strombo that some cancers cause him to gain weight. Nothing official of course but that’s my assumption. Probably why they had Jeff replace him in R6. Really want to be wrong tho.
@@arthurrevan5811 He's actually had thyroid cancer twice and bowel and prostate cancer. Amazing he is still with us. His wife has also had breast cancer twice. You can count yourself lucky not only if you get cancer but survive it. Most of the treatments make you put on weight. I just fear with covid as it can do so much damage to those who have had other illnesses or are still suffering from them. Hope he makes it, we need guys like him in our movies
@@Lizz1949 yep I’m supposedly a clinically vulnerable person myself. Already had the vaccine.
Just watched him in "Nobody"- it was great to see him working
Legend
great interview !
He was a bad ass in Starship Troopers
“ Rico you know what to do ! “
Then Rico shoots Him 👌👌👌👌 Bad ass
One of the best simple, satisfyingly hateable slimeball baddie roles in film, alongside Clarance in Robocop.
Sometimes you just want to unconditionally hate a baddie and feel that satisfaction when they get their just deserts.
So this interview is now almos 4 months old and he discussed a project that was supposed to start in January. Wondering if he is still okay and what work he has now. Would love an update for his fans. I'm in a goup on Facebook who are dedicated fans and would love to know what he is doing now. Thanks
Amazing actor, to me he could compete with Jack Nicholson. Loved all his roles, including the bikers series in Canada called The last Chapter where he plays the badass Bob Durrell. A must watch.
I wished we could of fight His Character in the total Recall nes Game......
Sam? Sam Fisher???
My Ironside movie was Chain Dance. That was a beautiful movie. Dourif was amazing as well.
In closing as a Canadian, if I were to meet this man, I might ask the man for a handshake at best if it wasn't an inconvenience and just because I appreciate his honesty. Old school guy right there. One of the last of our stock soon to be forgotten in the dawn of the current. I enjoy his movies but I enjoy his honesty more. I would rather talk to this man about life than his movies and to be precise, not just his life but just life. This man has insight.