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James Purefoy Talks Ironclad | Empire Magazine
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
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It's the 13th century and tyrannical blood-thirsty King John is wreaking havoc on England and any of those mischievous b%$tards who forced him to sign the Magna Carta. Only a group of Knights Templar can defend Britain, and especially stronghold Rochester Castle against him. We caught up with one of them, James Purefoy, the Templar king Marshall, to talk about freezing on set, his close relationship with his huge sword and what it felt like chopping a man in half. We asked the last one from a safe distance. www.empireonlin...
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one of the greatest actors ever!
He knows what he is talking about! I can never get enough of sexy, articulate James!!!
IronClad is badass and James Purefoy plays an awesome role, He is actually believable in the templar uniform and wielding that huge fuckin broadsword. It has some notable support actors and was casted very well. from a historical standpoint it is extremely inaccurate but who gives a shit when it turns out so great.
Just found this interview and I loved loved the movie. Feels so gritty.
@TheUnP0ssible thank you for that. I always thought of that. He would be great and amazing. He's an amazing actor.
Antony!
James purefoy mark antony
It´s the best movie of James, and Kate Mara shared a lot of chemistry with him! ♥
great movie. Very realistic and well done.
He is such a great actor, looking forward to seeing 'Ironclad' looks badass!
@socrateswept its not a broadsword its a great sword or zweihander, the broadsword style of weapon had been used for ages before the renaissance normans vikings franks all used them
Purefoy: ....and you would you it to, you know, smash peoples brains in..
Woman interviewing: *blushes slightly* N-nice.... :D
@allmodcons6 I'm afraid I disagree, the first instances of the word Broadword do seem to be from around the 15th and 16th centuries.
Having said that, the reality of this issue is damned hard to determine so I may well be talking out of the wrong orifice. On the other hand, I agree that what Mr. Purefoy (Marshall) wields is definately a Two Hander/Greatsword/Warsword.
Her name is Lucy Quick.
who is she?
This is very off topic, but damn is the interviewer gorgeous! =0
This is one of the most historically accurate movies out there. Just read the real story of what happened at Rochester Castle in 1215 and you will appreciate this movie alot more.
Nitpick: It's great Hollywood, (or whatever) finally understand about medieval swordfighting... but why, oh why do they persist with this 'broadsword' nonsense. Broadswords are Renaissance italian weapons, a whole three centuries later... (I mean we are talking Ezio Auditore period).
fighting evil is a full time job 24 hours a day.......century after century !
@antred11 I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating cookies....
Once again, Mark Antony trying to pass up as James Purefoy…
I'm glad this guy couldn't breathe behind the V mask....just saying.