Claes Bang on working with Mick Jagger and Christopher Walken
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- This week Rob is joined by Danish actor, and undercover musician, Claes Bang to talk about his upcoming historical epic, William Tell. Claes shares how his career has exploded on the global stage after his award-winning performance in The Square, starring alongside Elisabeth Moss and Dominic West. The pair discuss their comedy connections, from to Sharon Horgan to Stephen Merchant, and Claes shares how Mark Gatiss helped him find humour in the darker roles, while taking on Dracula.
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Great actor and for a native Danish actor his English accent is extraordinary. He sounds like me from west London - almost BBC Radio 4 voice. Great interview as ever thanks Rob.
As a countryman of Claes, I'm very proud of how far he has made it.
Good interview, Rob!
Ooh thank you Rob for getting Claes on, love his Dracula and The Outlaws ❤
His accent is totally extraordinary for a non Brit. Not accent but vernacular too. Amazing
American here...I only first saw Claes on "Bad Sisters". My how despicable he was. Wonderful show and I love PJ Harvey's cover of "Who By Fire" and the opening sequence was beautiful. Loved everyone in it.
What a great interview! What a truly lovely and talented man. I enjoyed this interview from beginning to end.
“The Square” is frikken brilliant and Claes is spot on.
Love him in that and also as Sasha Mann in The Affair.
When I was doing an art project for my GCSE’s based on the poem ‘the spider and the fly’ by Mary Howitt, Claes Bang was my inspiration for a character design for the spider. He is so good at becoming a manipulative and all consuming character. If anyone ever makes a film or TV adaptation of that poem Claes should play the spider. Props to me for amazing casting
Mr Bang came to my attention in "Dracula", but this was a different kind of wild - I would love to know where Claes chose his English voice/mannerisms from. His is the bloke in the queue at Lidl or sitting beside you at the football. Lovely chap - mange tak, Claes!
My favorite Dane is Victor Borge but Claes Bang is a delight. ....and such a great name.
Claes Bang is the best Dracula ever.....also he sounds so humble..... Love from India ( Bharat)❤🎉
Great interview! Rob is a fantastic interviewer. Thank you both 😊💚
Excellent interview
Was surprised when he said he had a wife 😅. A very nice and handsome man. Enjoyed.
His wife if a photographer Lis Kasper Bang.Super talented.
I know what you mean. I think it's his accent. Has a bit of a lisp in his voice
Just rewatched Human Remains and man Brydon is so so good. I’d love to see him get back to some dark weird comedy
Fascinating talk, you manage to bring out so much insight from Claes, it was like two old friends having a chat, hard to believe you had only just met.
Brilliant,Kind,Talented Gentle Man.
Not only a great Actor but brilliant Song Writer & Musician!
Thank Goodness His work is finally getting to Australia 🦘
Two lovely guys ❤❤
Claes, my husband would have pulled one over on you! I´m Danish, he´s Portuguese but we met in Denmark and moved to Portugal later. He works in the airline industry. His favorite gag is this: Upon landing, he´s one of those that hand papers to the pilots, so if the pilot is Danish, he says
"Welcome to Lisbon (or wherever)! " in near perfect Danish. The pilot usually exclaims
"Oh thanks! You speak Danish!?" and he replies, deadpan,
"Oh we all speak Danish here." He loves the momentary confusion and then laughter.
Claes is so FIT!
Behave!
He planks.
A great episode, really enjoyed this!
Refreshing to hear a non-native English speaker who doesn't automatically go for the posh accent
Excellent interview - on the part of both parties
Great Actor 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Never heard the shop specified as the chip variety before.
❤ Claes
Yet another person here who came to say how convincing his English accent is. If I hadn't known that he was Danish and didn't know his name or history, I would have guessed that he was British, even though "all over the chip shop" raised an eyebrow. I can't see anything on his Wikipedia page to suggest why his accent is so good, but either he has spent a huge amount of time with British speakers or he is preternaturally good at language learning.
He’s a thespian!
I think he spent some summers in UK when he was a teenager.
Claes needs to go on QI to get some first language Danish love.
Strange that they never mentioned the name Ruben Östlund, the director of The square. Would have been interesting to know a little more about Claes’ take on him. He directed Triangle of sadness as well. Otherwise a great chat.
Rob Brydon, wanna collab keep it up dude
'wanna collab' - lol
You like some podcaster are something
Rob Brydon, This is sick!
Nice hair Brydon
Omg it’s him from bad sisters! He was horrible in that, didn’t realise he was Danish. He plays nasty so well.
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I can speak Danish as an English/Irish person having worked for a Danish company. Hvordan du dar det.
I’m guessing you mean “hvordan har du det?” As in how are you? 😊 But a valid try…
Guessing spell check? 😂
@@anitahargreaves9526 Not only that… The words are the wrong way round. 😂 Andy’s written “how you are” instead of “how are you”.
Never heard of this guy before The Outlaws to be honest but i thought he was great in that.
Really his danish how did he start talking like an English bloke .Also shame he never got to play Dracula again thought he was good in the tv show also feel Steven Moffat mucked up the ending.
don't know who Claes Bang is, just watching in case Rob does his Mick Jagger impression
He's undead, not unreasonable.
He’s the investigator in the last Vermeer that investigates Han van meegeren
You need to watch the BBC Dracula.
Sutherland over Walken every time!
Claes is not quite right about his films in Denmark, him allways being cast as the lovely guy next door. We have a danish version of Bridget Jones, "Nynne" and he played the sleazy boyfriend to the leading female character who he leaves for a younger model. Mads Mikkelsen also often plays sinister roles internationally but in Denmark he often plays an unattractive lead in comedy.
His name sounds like a Welsh insult.
Wait.. wtf! I thought that was Joe Calzage
Weird elbows.
They're in session with Mark Riley later this week!