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Charlie Hunnam and George MacKay on True History of the Kelly Gang
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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2019
- Charlie Hunnam and George MacKay on True History of the Kelly Gang
One of the many films to world premiere at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival was director Justin Kurzel’s True History of the Kelly Gang. Based on Peter Carey’s Booker Prize-winning novel, the film is a fictionalized re-telling of the life and crimes of infamous 19th-century Australian outlaw Ned Kelly (played by George Mackay). For those unfamiliar with Kelly’s story, while he only lived twenty-five years, he’s an Australian legend in the mold of Jesse James or Robin Hood. In the film, which is told in three acts, we learn about Kelly’s childhood, teenage years, and, finally, his last days. The film also stars Russell Crowe, Charlie Hunnam, Nicolas Hoult, Essie Davis, and Thomasin Mackenzie.
Shortly after seeing the film I sat down with Charlie Hunnam and George MacKay at the Collider studio at TIFF. They talked about the unique story structure, how much they knew about Ned Kelly’s story before getting the script, what it’s like working with actors they admire, why MacKay and the other actors created a punk band for rehearsal on the movie, and so much more. In addition, Charlie Hunnam shares a great story about his first scene with Russell Crowe and how he auditioned for Master and Commander three times without getting a role.
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14:10.....George did what allot of actors wouldn't have the balls to do..... 💯 respect to him for that
George mentioning his favorite team Chelsea is so cute😂😂😂
Side note: George’s redirection to The Kelly Gang was actually really thoughtful he knows that small films don’t get as much attention that films with a bigger budget
I thought George was a fellow Aussie, now hearing and realising he is a Pom - his accent in this movie is spot on. 👌🏻
Pom? Is that what you call English people... Am i a pom?
@@lilyhendrie ahaha yea
@@maddogmurphy0469 Where does it come from?
@@lilyhendrie I'm pretty sure it originated in Australia but idrk
He's actually very good with accents! Have you heard his Scottish accent in Sunshine on Leith or For Those in Peril? It's pretty "spot on", like you say. He also nailed the Kentucky accent for the show 11.22.63 !
Charlie is very impressive in this interview. Articulate, and forms his points skilfully. What a guy.
Yeah, he’s more a people person, and great communicator.
George is cool, but in his own way. Kind of awkward communicator. But when you get past that, and really listen to what he means. Love his earnestness.
Both cute in their own way. From a female perspective😂~ Just adding that. I know you’re talking from a guy’s guy perspective.
Loving the “Jax Teller” look that Charlie is sporting! So miss SOA!
so true man
Right?! ❤️😩
Exactly what I said literally when I clicked on the video haha.. I freaking miss SOA😭
George being as polite and classy as always. 💖
12:50 the way Charlie looks at George. 💖💖
Great interview. 👌🏻
This movie kicked ass, anyone considering giving it a go definitely should. It has a style unlike anything I have seen before. It isn't a perfect film, but it is wildly entertaining.
There is a particular scene near the end that feels so visceral and engrossing that it stuck with me long after I finished the movie. The use of darkness, sound and chaos creates something truly unique despite being a pretty common event in movies.
George is holding a mic for Charlie. So cute! 😄
As a fellow Australian, his Australian accent was literally spot on
Great questions you had here. I love the answers as well. Charlie is such a true actor. He not only is a method actor and has to become that character in order to play it but he also gets emotional if viewers don’t like it. A true actor cares about the performance. He’s so true to his work.
Charlie has filmed TWO movies here in Toronto ...maybe 3. But the ones i can only think of which I saw him film here in Toronto was Crimson Peak and Pacific Rim. The first time i met Charlie was on set of Crimson Peak..and George is one of the TIFF regulars he comes here every year or so. Very underrated actor. BOTH Charlie and George are freaking phenomenal.
The way George asked the interviewer to redirect the interview back to The Kelly Gang... 😢 Mad respect.
I actually loved King Arthur Guy Ritchie's take was awesome I just wish Charlie Hunnam would come back to Pacific Rim.
Me too! But I don't think he'll come back unless Del Toro is writing and directing again. Those two are very close.
Gosh Pacific Rim Uprising was a disaster of a film! Hated it. Even Charlie Hunnam wouldn't have saved that film, only person that could have saved is obviously Guilmero Del Toro.
This interview is so brilliantly insightful. Now I'm even more excited to see this film! 💓
The interviewer is passionate and knowledgeable about film and actors appreciate it.
King Arthur was fuckin deadly! The critics really harmed that movie and didn't give it a chance! Fuckin shadow artists. Charlie is a tremendous actor and awesome human being!
George is correct - the Ned Kelly story is one of class warfare between the English and Irish in 19th century Victoria. And does Charlie realise that Animal Kingdom was made by another Australian, David Michod.
The Ned Kelly story is nothing of the sort. If you think that this is true you are mistaken. There was NO class warfare in Victoria at that time. All people fitted in with each other. The suggestion that there was class warfare is just another Kelly myth. The police force was 82% Irish. You need to read Ned Kelly, Selectors, Squatters and Thieves, and be enlightened.
I wonder which version of Animal Kingdom he watched...🤔🤔
I ❤ both of them!! Charlie & George!
Its given charlie is so talented and handsome SOA forever , George is an actor i was not aware of but am lookin fward to watch 1917 looks good gr8 cast, i love Ned kelly , this interview was good love the interaction with George n Charlie u could see the respect there ,not just from George to Charlie but from Charlie to George listening to what George was sayin ,and Charlie story about Russell crow was gr8 coz russell takes not sh# and i think Charlie is the same , love them
great interview!
CHARLIE HUNNAM??? I clicked and drooled soooooooo fast!
Charlie Hunman, is, and will always be Jax Teller in my eyes SOA
Walter White interviews Jax Teller, best crossover in TV history!!!
Charlie Hunnam should do more action films
Yeah I think he has potential. It's good that after Sons of Anarchy, his film career is taking off splendidly.
@caleast I think he does exceptionally well. He doesn't rush things and takes the rolls he likes.
WOW Jax returned from the dead! Love that! I miss SOA😭💝
Charlie 👍
Omg i love himm
George mentioning Chelsea makes me want to know if he supports the club or...?
Yes
I wish Charlie would come back as Jax Teller for a flashback in mayans mc!!
Shrishs Senthil no, he said he doesn’t want to, he mourned Jax Teller, he doesn’t even let people try the leather coat (he wore in the series) he kept ...
@@arabesquejacob8176 damm I thought it would be cool but it's fine lol
saw it only 4 george.....
I love they❤
Is Charlie hunnams all films are successful.can somebody plz tell me????
Anyone know what jacket Charlie has on?
Are we all done?
Gosh Charlie's sexual appeal is lethal
Si può avere la traduzione grazie
I'll always love you babe...
is it just me or does Charlie Hunnam get younger with years? the man ages like a vide.
My last names is Kelly I might be related to ned
Not a bad movie, but who ever decided Ned had no beard, and other stuff.. is kind of confusing.
George couldn't grow a beard and they decided that what could be more punk than having mad kelly without a beard, since the movie has a real punk vibe to it
@@lilybe6026 Bad decision imo. Oh well.
Omg😊
Why does Charlie sound American? Thought he was British
@Belle Doucette Ah I see
Will never beat heath ledger as Ned kelly
I LOVES GEORGE 😍😍😍😍😍
I am going to Nap and then will go downstairs and sort check in. Getting tired and need to rest my eyes. As moon over NY watches and send kissed to the babe who world the world. Muah 💗 miss u Hunnam
조지 존잘,, 조지야 사랑해ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
13:55
I’m surprised how much the interviewer wanted to talk about other films.....and himself. Not a very good interviewer.
☺️🤗
how come Charlie hunnam sounds like bono?
I cant’t see the movie 🙂 Hunnam is almost perfect, except for his “you know” that he stuffed every single sentence in all his interviews 🙄
that has to be the coldest film i ever saw...not one shred of anything redeeming or beautiful about any character in it...
My friend on the left shoulder pass him. U have to be really really angry at this bambina across you eating his foot dry skins ...🕉🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥😘😘😘😘😘😘Charles Matthew Hunnam
Mr baldy
I see a red grid electricity gods punishment falling on you m gay commander. So how should we roll back your studio rug to bring magic death trap. No blood on your hands....and OM says...speak babe and my friend next to Jax
I hope after 1917 George can change his accent..not too British..
Why though? I love his accent
why? That's not a big deal ;)
the word true should be no where near the name of this movie.always liked charlie but this movie is a mockery of an australian legend
simon marks that’s kinda the point mate
My God, Charlie looks kind of old and beat up next to George, who has no pores let alone wrinkles. But Charlie peaked for me a 16, so I'll never be as impressed with him as I was in QAF.
dude charlies a full grown man 39 for fucks sake and george is like 23 we all wish we could look half as good as charlie at any age.
@@lucamolta in fact George is 27, but yes, I'm 26 and I haven't changed very much physically since I was 19 or so. Also, people are always OBSESSED with age and looks. Come on. We all are going to grow older. And Charlie is one of the most good-looking people ever.
@@elenamartin6894 shit excellent now i can crush with impunity what a gift. ELena make sure you get your beauty sleep amongst other things. i mean i totally agree with you but ive had insomnia for most of my twenties and have only really realised the damage to my brain let alone my skin. I mean your right but also eat/sleep/drink better than i did. But yeh the obsession is bullshit and when it comes to celebrities alot of it is sexism and more bullshit. That being said i appreciate Paul Rudd's face though i will love it even with jowls.
I don't like the interviewer ◼
The movie is crap totally untrue story based on book of fiction.
You are perfectly correct in your summation.
Yikes! You read Peter Carey’s book Peter...?
Yes, it is meant to be that way...fool! Who wants another same ol repeat story?....duh!
@@Cat28286 Ned would be turning in his grave
It's not supposed to be true idiot
The dude sat next to Charlie sounds like an amateur compared to him! 🇮🇪
He’s gotten way better at his interviews. You can check his 1917 movie interviews
Even if u don't know him u should at least have some respect for him don't just call him an amateur just because u saw an interview. He is rly talented and deserves recognition as well
WTF? So you don't know him very well :)
Queen Deirdre dude? He has a name darlin GEORGE MACKAY
@@KristianaCembre im sorry but not really ;D george is 27 and charlie is 39