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тем, кто "Кингсман" не смотрел, не открывать, ни в коем случаесириосли, откроете, всё себе испортитеBy Jove, is Colin Firth returning for a 'Kingsman' sequel?
(SPOILER ALERT: The following discusses a key scene in the action film Kingsman: The Secret Service.)
The Colin Firth faithful (the Firthful?) probably cried in their pints a little bit upon seeing their favorite guy and newly minted action hero go down in Kingsman, but at least he died fighting.
Or did he?
A pivotal action sequence set in a church finds Firth’s secret agent Harry Hart affected by the inhibition-lifting technology of supervillain Richmond Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson), and Harry pretty much massacres a metric ton of people due to being effectively mind-controlled.
Afterward, though, Valentine shoots him in the head in the parking lot, and a wide shot shows his body crumpling to the ground.
We never see the body or a funeral after the good guys save the day, and it might be because director Matthew Vaughn told us he has plans for Firth’s possible return:
“A lot of people are very upset that Colin might not be in the sequel but I’m coming up with ideas at the moment. If people buy tickets in America, I’ve got a feeling we’ll figure out a way for having Colin back.”
Kingsman pulled in an impressive $35 million-plus opening weekend — even against Fifty Shades of Grey — and could have some legs with a lack of cinematic competition plus good reviews and word of mouth.
If there is a sequel, bank on Taron Egerton’s young agent Eggsy being in it since Kingsman is essentially his origin story, according to Vaughn:
“The sequel will be ‘This is the modern-day gentleman spy.’ Because Harry isn’t. Harry even says, ‘There is a reason why we’ve developed weak chins.’ He said that meaning, ‘Look at us, we need to get new blood into this system,’ and that’s what Eggsy is. I joke that we’ve made the prequel to the Eggsy movie.”
Смущает меня только то, что "Пипец-2" не сделал чести первой части. Возможно, Гарри лучше оставаться мёртвым, чем подмочить собственную репутацию.
А это просто милая статья про Колина Фёрта, внезапную звезду экшена
Может, я даже её переведу.
Ready, world? Here comes Colin Firth, man of action
Ready, world? Here comes Colin Firth, man of action
Colin Firth is as flabbergasted as you are to watch him punching bad guys, flipping deadly pint glasses at people and using an umbrella for situations other than avoiding rain.
Clad in a bespoke suit and brandishing blades in the business end of his Oxford shoes, Firth stars in Kingsman: The Secret Service (in theaters Friday) as Harry Hart, a member of a secret super-spy organization. His mission is to take on the world's greatest threats, but he finds a new challenge in training an apprentice named Eggsy (Taron Egerton).
The role is an unexpected but wholly entertaining departure for the 54-year-old British actor, whose career has been dominated by historical dramas and romantic comedies. Among the highlights: playing haughty Mr. Darcy in Pride & Prejudice and the Oscar-winning role of a stuttering monarch in The King's Speech.
Firth figures his James Bond fantasies ended around the age of 12. "I thought maybe someone might ask me to play a villain or something, but I never saw the role for myself — and certainly nobody on that end saw it for me either because I never got a call."
Then Matthew Vaughn rang. The Kingsman director has a habit of taking an exploding pen to expectation — he cast tough guy Robert De Niro as a cross-dressing pirate in the 2007 fantasy Stardust. Vaughn saw the potential in surprising a film world severely lacking in manly heroes with Firth as an ultra-dangerous secret agent.
"I'm not a fighter either, but I wouldn't be scared of some of the big iconic action stars out there in reality," Vaughn says. "So all I cared about was that the audience's jaws hit the ground seeing this David Niven-style, absolute dapper gentleman using his umbrella and his skills to beat the crap out of people."
The filmmaker put Firth through six months of training, and the stunt team came back to Vaughn saying that Firth was almost too flexible and supple to believe (как же хочется в это верить!
).
The actor won them over and not just because he bounced back from a broken tooth, the director says. "They're a bunch of tough guys thinking, 'Who's this pansy coming in?' and by the end they absolutely adored him." (дааа, а вот в свежевыпущенном BTS-ном видео нет ни секундочки тренировок этого pansy! София Бутелла есть, а Фёрта нет
)
Firth played Egerton's mentor on screen and off — the 25-year-old actor calls Firth "just the most lovely man on the planet as well as being the most brilliant actor."
By the time they got into the dramatic work, Firth had completed the vast majority of his action scenes — notably a pub takedown of some ne'er-do-wells bullying Eggsy, and a violent church scene with a body count that has to be seen to be believed.
Firth already misses the rough-and-tumble. "I would never have seen that coming. I've spent 30 years as an adult writing this off as a possibility. I actually feel a slight regret that I didn't discover this earlier." Только, пожалуйста-пожалуйста-пожалуйста, дорогой, многоуважаемый, прекрасный мистер Фёрт, не следуйте дорогой Лиама Нисона, у которого, может, и были причины повернуть свою карьеру, но фильмы-то у него всё более унылые!
He admits that he's probably not ready for real fisticuffs — he viewed his fight scenes more as choreographed dance numbers than violent throwdowns.
"I daresay the skills I picked up are completely useless," Firth says with a laugh. "All I'd be able to do is break into dance in front of somebody, and if the other guy wasn't cooperating, I'm the man who'd be on the floor."
тем, кто "Кингсман" не смотрел, не открывать, ни в коем случаесириосли, откроете, всё себе испортитеBy Jove, is Colin Firth returning for a 'Kingsman' sequel?
(SPOILER ALERT: The following discusses a key scene in the action film Kingsman: The Secret Service.)
The Colin Firth faithful (the Firthful?) probably cried in their pints a little bit upon seeing their favorite guy and newly minted action hero go down in Kingsman, but at least he died fighting.
Or did he?
A pivotal action sequence set in a church finds Firth’s secret agent Harry Hart affected by the inhibition-lifting technology of supervillain Richmond Valentine (Samuel L. Jackson), and Harry pretty much massacres a metric ton of people due to being effectively mind-controlled.
Afterward, though, Valentine shoots him in the head in the parking lot, and a wide shot shows his body crumpling to the ground.
We never see the body or a funeral after the good guys save the day, and it might be because director Matthew Vaughn told us he has plans for Firth’s possible return:
“A lot of people are very upset that Colin might not be in the sequel but I’m coming up with ideas at the moment. If people buy tickets in America, I’ve got a feeling we’ll figure out a way for having Colin back.”
Kingsman pulled in an impressive $35 million-plus opening weekend — even against Fifty Shades of Grey — and could have some legs with a lack of cinematic competition plus good reviews and word of mouth.
If there is a sequel, bank on Taron Egerton’s young agent Eggsy being in it since Kingsman is essentially his origin story, according to Vaughn:
“The sequel will be ‘This is the modern-day gentleman spy.’ Because Harry isn’t. Harry even says, ‘There is a reason why we’ve developed weak chins.’ He said that meaning, ‘Look at us, we need to get new blood into this system,’ and that’s what Eggsy is. I joke that we’ve made the prequel to the Eggsy movie.”
Смущает меня только то, что "Пипец-2" не сделал чести первой части. Возможно, Гарри лучше оставаться мёртвым, чем подмочить собственную репутацию.
А это просто милая статья про Колина Фёрта, внезапную звезду экшена
Может, я даже её переведу.
Ready, world? Here comes Colin Firth, man of action
Ready, world? Here comes Colin Firth, man of action
Colin Firth is as flabbergasted as you are to watch him punching bad guys, flipping deadly pint glasses at people and using an umbrella for situations other than avoiding rain.
Clad in a bespoke suit and brandishing blades in the business end of his Oxford shoes, Firth stars in Kingsman: The Secret Service (in theaters Friday) as Harry Hart, a member of a secret super-spy organization. His mission is to take on the world's greatest threats, but he finds a new challenge in training an apprentice named Eggsy (Taron Egerton).
The role is an unexpected but wholly entertaining departure for the 54-year-old British actor, whose career has been dominated by historical dramas and romantic comedies. Among the highlights: playing haughty Mr. Darcy in Pride & Prejudice and the Oscar-winning role of a stuttering monarch in The King's Speech.
Firth figures his James Bond fantasies ended around the age of 12. "I thought maybe someone might ask me to play a villain or something, but I never saw the role for myself — and certainly nobody on that end saw it for me either because I never got a call."
Then Matthew Vaughn rang. The Kingsman director has a habit of taking an exploding pen to expectation — he cast tough guy Robert De Niro as a cross-dressing pirate in the 2007 fantasy Stardust. Vaughn saw the potential in surprising a film world severely lacking in manly heroes with Firth as an ultra-dangerous secret agent.
"I'm not a fighter either, but I wouldn't be scared of some of the big iconic action stars out there in reality," Vaughn says. "So all I cared about was that the audience's jaws hit the ground seeing this David Niven-style, absolute dapper gentleman using his umbrella and his skills to beat the crap out of people."
The filmmaker put Firth through six months of training, and the stunt team came back to Vaughn saying that Firth was almost too flexible and supple to believe (как же хочется в это верить!
).The actor won them over and not just because he bounced back from a broken tooth, the director says. "They're a bunch of tough guys thinking, 'Who's this pansy coming in?' and by the end they absolutely adored him." (дааа, а вот в свежевыпущенном BTS-ном видео нет ни секундочки тренировок этого pansy! София Бутелла есть, а Фёрта нет
)Firth played Egerton's mentor on screen and off — the 25-year-old actor calls Firth "just the most lovely man on the planet as well as being the most brilliant actor."
By the time they got into the dramatic work, Firth had completed the vast majority of his action scenes — notably a pub takedown of some ne'er-do-wells bullying Eggsy, and a violent church scene with a body count that has to be seen to be believed.
Firth already misses the rough-and-tumble. "I would never have seen that coming. I've spent 30 years as an adult writing this off as a possibility. I actually feel a slight regret that I didn't discover this earlier." Только, пожалуйста-пожалуйста-пожалуйста, дорогой, многоуважаемый, прекрасный мистер Фёрт, не следуйте дорогой Лиама Нисона, у которого, может, и были причины повернуть свою карьеру, но фильмы-то у него всё более унылые!
He admits that he's probably not ready for real fisticuffs — he viewed his fight scenes more as choreographed dance numbers than violent throwdowns.
"I daresay the skills I picked up are completely useless," Firth says with a laugh. "All I'd be able to do is break into dance in front of somebody, and if the other guy wasn't cooperating, I'm the man who'd be on the floor."
@темы: Colin Firth, Kingsman
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17.02.2015 в 07:55Мне кажется, что это первая английская статья в твоём дневнике, которую я прочитала
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17.02.2015 в 10:18Я там коммент добавила.
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17.02.2015 в 13:42акцент на эггзи, а потом гарри так внезапно для эффекта в нужный момент выходит))
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17.02.2015 в 13:52Я бы сказала, что спойлер несколько неоднозначный, но всё лучше, чем ничего
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17.02.2015 в 14:02И ты не представляешь, сколько раз за последние дни я завистливо думала о твоём выигрыше.
Брыся), почему неоднозначный?
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17.02.2015 в 14:07В этот момент я вспоминала Барда Лучника
почему неоднозначный? - Потому что флешбеков опасаюсь)
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17.02.2015 в 14:27Почему?! Он как-то дрался похоже?
Потому что флешбеков опасаюсь
Ааа! В смысле, что Гарри всё таким же м… ну, ты поняла, будет? Тогда да, лучше, чем ничего. С другой стороны, а вдруг он читать дальше
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17.02.2015 в 14:34Он как-то дрался похоже? - Ну, как он Смауга с плеча сына сбил!
У нас ведь не такое кино! - Не такое!!!
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17.02.2015 в 15:03Aaa! Hy нет, тут всё гораздо более правдоподобно. Он тут и тело как щит использует, и свою руку стабилизирует. Классный момент!
Не такое!!!
Вот-вот.
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18.02.2015 в 18:46ИМХО, даже если фильм будет дебильным, мы всё равно можем посмотреть на Фёрта, который плохо не сыграет
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15.03.2015 в 21:58Ну да, на то и надеемся, что если Вон никому своё дитятко не передоверит…
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15.03.2015 в 22:08Да и Ферт в интервью сказал, что к проекту вернется, если у Вона будут хорошие идеи =)
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16.03.2015 в 00:54Но слухи меня радуют всегда =) Они часто оказываются правдой (в случае интересующих меня актеров =) )
В любом случае, ЭТА информация тайной не сможет долго оставаться =) Правда, еще, как минимум, полгода-год мы ничего не узнаем, Вон сейчас занят съемками "Eddie the Eagle", значит переговоры начнутся только через пару-тройку месяцев. (вот сейчас это пишу и прям очень умной себя чувствую
Шила в мешке не утаишь!
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16.03.2015 в 01:03Ну я могу только ещё раз повторить, что будем ждать и надеяться и на участие, и на то, что это будет достойное участие.
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16.03.2015 в 01:11Доброй ночи =)
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