Interview: William Forsythe (Man in the High Castle, Boardwalk Empire) Frightmare in the Falls 2019
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2020
- At the 2019 “Frightmare in the Falls” Horror Convention in Niagara Falls, Canada, The Convention Junkies sat down with the incomparable William Forsythe -- famous for portraying tough guys and villains so exquisitely well in films like “The Devil’s Rejects” (2005) -- to chat about his impactful career, especially his portrayals of Philadelphia Jewish gangster Manny Horwitz in “Boardwalk Empire” (2011-2012) and J. Edgar Hoover in “The Man in the High Castle” (2018-).
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WILLIAM FORSYTHE (born June 7th, 1955) is a dynamically entertaining actor with piercing eyes and a superb talent for playing some truly unlikable and downright nasty characters that dominate the films in which he appears. If you're cast as the hero against Forsythe's villain, then you have your work cut out for you, as Forsthye's raw energy and menace on screen is second to none. He started out in a few minor film roles and guest appearances in high-rated TV shows including "CHiPs" (1977), "Hill Street Blues" (1981) and "T.J. Hooker" (1982). He quickly moved into high-quality feature films, including playing a small-time hoodlum in "Once Upon a Time in America" (1984), a hilariously funny performance as a bumbling jail escapee alongside John Goodman in the knockout "Raising Arizona" (1987) and as a renegade soldier in "Extreme Prejudice" (1987). The energetic Forsythe portrayed comic book villain 'Flattop' in "Dick Tracy" (1990), was foolish enough to tangle with vengeful cop Steven Seagal in the hyper-violent "Out for Justice" (1991) and locked horns with ex-NFL linebacker Brian Bosworth in the biker action film "Stone Cold" (1991). With his expertise in playing icy villains, Forsythe was perfect to portray Prohibition mobster Al Capone in the short-lived '90s revival of the classic '60s crime show, "The Untouchables" (1993), and he continued the motif of playing edgy, nefarious individuals in the thought-provoking "The Waterdance" (1992), the oily film noir piece "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead" (1995), as real-life mobster Sammy Gravano, aka 'The Bull,' in "Gotti" (1996) and supporting another ex-NFL player's foray into film acting, when L.A. Raider Howie Long debuted in "Firestorm" (1998). Forsythe has remained perpetually busy in the new century with a plethora of feature film, telemovie and TV series appearances (where he has recently portrayed recurring characters in critically acclaimed shows like Boardwalk Empire, Justified and John Doe) and has developed a minor cult following amongst film fans for his attention grabbing dramatic skills in "City by the Sea" (2002), "The Devil's Rejects" (2005) and "Halloween" (2007).
THE DEVIL’S REJECTS is a 2005 American horror film written, produced and directed by Rob Zombie, and the sequel to his 2003 film “House of 1000 Corpses.” The film is centered on the run of three members of the psychopathic antagonist family from the previous film, now seen as villainous protagonists, with Sid Haig, Bill Moseley and Zombie's wife Sheri Moon Zombie reprising their roles, with Leslie Easterbrook replacing Karen Black as the matriarch. The film was released on July 22nd, 2005 to minor commercial success and mixed, but mostly positive reviews over its predecessor. At the time of release and in the years since, the film has garnered a cult following.
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It's so weird to hear William Forsythe talk in his regular voice. I'm so used to hearing him talk like a mobster, a tough guy, a hick, etc. That's the sign of a "real," trained actor. I'd love to interview him.
He's one of the few actors I would love to meet. Highly underrated..
I just met him at a convention and can confirm that he's a truly nice guy. I ended up talking to him more than any of the other booths. Seemed genuinely happy to share tons of interesting stories and was open to any topic. I don't like the term "character actor" because at the end of the day, it's just acting... but Forsythe is a top-tier character actor. Always delivers. Only actors like that can elevate a bad movie into an enjoyable one.
@@Jenova_7 I hate the term "character actor" too. Every actor is playing a character. I hear people use that term with Gary Oldham. 🤷♀️
Him as Al Capone in the second Untouchables series was incredible!
That series is available on DVD. I just got it. I haven't seen that show since it originally aired in '93 - '94.
I remember that. I also remember at the time that the guy who played Ness reminded me of James Stewart.
I love this man he's a sweetheart great interview loved him in the untouchables what a beautiful soul God bless you Mr Forsythe you are amazing
I'm gonna keep coming back here until somebody remembers seeing Richie.
💯👏🏾😂😂😂
I remember him with Dominic Purcell on the TV series John Doe from 2002. I was one of the few that seemed to like that show.
Awesome actor, awesome interview!
Richie Madano himself.
One of my favorite actors of all time. Raising Arizona extreme prejudice and out for justice are some of my favorite performances he did.
Richie Madano The most bad ass f’ing Lunatic Mobster ever on TV , William NAILED THAT ROLE !
Out for Justice 🎥 👌
Love this talented man. Thank you for not only sharing your talent but your humility as well. You are loved God bless you
Out for Justice is one of my favorite 90's movie because if him.
The guy's a talent and a sweetheart, and thank you, host, for not being a smarmy, insincere geek with dumb questions. Bravi.
Bill Forsythe has been in so many films and TV, some excellent, some good and some bad but HE has always been great, that's the thing I always take away when I see him on screen.
Long time fan of his, so envious of you!
Great interview ,thanks!
Loved him as Sammy Gravano in HBO Gotti
Glad to see he's doing well. Always loved Will!
He had a great story about Cloak and Dagger when I met him in 2012. He said he was evidently getting heavier during his shoot and they never said anything to him about. And how he used to play D&D with Henry Thomas between shoots.
Ohhhh shit it’s “ Ritchie ! “
Morris!!! (Cloak&Dagger)
JD in American Me. "Pocos pero loco."