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Интервью с Мадсом раз
Интервью с Мадсом два
Избранные цитаты вперемешкуMads: I think that there’s different ways, and different reasons for eating people. Eating the rude is one thing. Eating your loved ones is a different thing. But it’s all about consuming people and take their power, take their love and so it becomes part of you as well.
That is horrifyingly beautiful.
Mads: [Laughs.] Yes, it is very beautiful. But it is… honestly, if you read about cannibals, throughout history it’s always been the case. Even the Indians were doing it to take power from their enemies. If you see contemporary people that talk about it, it’s something to do with love. It’s the way you can possess people most intensely of course. [Laughs.] It’s crazy but it’s real for them.
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I’ve got one of the suits. I’ve actually been wearing it, three days at my big 50-years-old birthday. I was wearing it because it’s such a beautiful suit and I thought it would be an appropriate time to wear it. It’s the red-striped one, it’s absolutely crazy.
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Can you talk about filming those scenes, when you’re hogtied for example?
Mads: Hogtied at Mason’s farm, right?
Yeah.
Mads: Yeah, it probably cannot get more humiliating than that. To make it look really uncomfortable, it became really uncomfortable. Not only am I stark naked, because we couldn’t do it any other way, it was also freezing cold and I was kind of off-balance to make it look crazy. For that reason the ropes were tightened pretty hard under the arms and the neck, and it became a dreadful scene to shoot! But hopefully it serves its purpose.
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But if you ask me as an actor where we should find him, it’s tough to see where Will and Hannibal can go together from here. But at the same time it’s also very, very tough to imagine the show without Will if Hannibal survives, right?
So whatever that is, some kind of peace of they make, some kind of friendship that is different, could be interesting. How that would play out I’m not sure but I don’t see any of them surviving without the other one, I must say.
***
What did you most enjoy about exploring the really deep dynamic and relationship between Hannibal and Will Graham, and working with Hugh Dancy?
MIKKELSEN: In many ways, even though Hannibal somehow has a very big social network, there’s a loneliness to the character. There’s something he’s missing out on. I’m not talking about a wife or a lover, but a soulmate, or someone he can actually reveal himself to. Will Graham was that for him. It was just a matter of time, how long it would take before he could reveal himself. In order to reveal himself, he also had to reveal Will Graham’s character because he is containing things that he doesn’t even know about. That whole back and forth has been absolutely fantastic. Hugh has become one of my very, very, very good friends. We knew each other from before, but it’s been so intense to spend three seasons together. I was there when he had his first little baby. It’s been a fantastic journey. We were just very, very lucky that we ended up with each other. Imagine if we had ended up with someone we didn’t like.
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For one that I’m in, there’s the finale of the second season when Hannibal cleans up and is killing everyone. That was a very emotional scene for all of the characters, including Hannibal, and I thought it was a fantastic balance between the monster and the man with empathy, at the same time, doing this. That was some tough days, but I thought it played out really fantastic, in those last 10 minutes of the show.
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Did you take anything from the set, as a memento, or do you not do that?
MIKKELSEN: I try to steal something, every time I do something. In this case, I stole one of the very beautiful suits. I stole a grey and red suit. And after a week, I got a phone call because the production really wanted to give me one of the suits as a gift and they asked me which one I would like. I said, “The grey and red one,” and they said, “We’ll send it to you.” I said, “That’s okay, I already have it.” So, that turned out really well. I didn’t turn out to be a thief.
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Интервью с Мадсом два
Избранные цитаты вперемешкуMads: I think that there’s different ways, and different reasons for eating people. Eating the rude is one thing. Eating your loved ones is a different thing. But it’s all about consuming people and take their power, take their love and so it becomes part of you as well.
That is horrifyingly beautiful.
Mads: [Laughs.] Yes, it is very beautiful. But it is… honestly, if you read about cannibals, throughout history it’s always been the case. Even the Indians were doing it to take power from their enemies. If you see contemporary people that talk about it, it’s something to do with love. It’s the way you can possess people most intensely of course. [Laughs.] It’s crazy but it’s real for them.
***
I’ve got one of the suits. I’ve actually been wearing it, three days at my big 50-years-old birthday. I was wearing it because it’s such a beautiful suit and I thought it would be an appropriate time to wear it. It’s the red-striped one, it’s absolutely crazy.
***
Can you talk about filming those scenes, when you’re hogtied for example?
Mads: Hogtied at Mason’s farm, right?
Yeah.
Mads: Yeah, it probably cannot get more humiliating than that. To make it look really uncomfortable, it became really uncomfortable. Not only am I stark naked, because we couldn’t do it any other way, it was also freezing cold and I was kind of off-balance to make it look crazy. For that reason the ropes were tightened pretty hard under the arms and the neck, and it became a dreadful scene to shoot! But hopefully it serves its purpose.
***
But if you ask me as an actor where we should find him, it’s tough to see where Will and Hannibal can go together from here. But at the same time it’s also very, very tough to imagine the show without Will if Hannibal survives, right?
So whatever that is, some kind of peace of they make, some kind of friendship that is different, could be interesting. How that would play out I’m not sure but I don’t see any of them surviving without the other one, I must say.
***
What did you most enjoy about exploring the really deep dynamic and relationship between Hannibal and Will Graham, and working with Hugh Dancy?
MIKKELSEN: In many ways, even though Hannibal somehow has a very big social network, there’s a loneliness to the character. There’s something he’s missing out on. I’m not talking about a wife or a lover, but a soulmate, or someone he can actually reveal himself to. Will Graham was that for him. It was just a matter of time, how long it would take before he could reveal himself. In order to reveal himself, he also had to reveal Will Graham’s character because he is containing things that he doesn’t even know about. That whole back and forth has been absolutely fantastic. Hugh has become one of my very, very, very good friends. We knew each other from before, but it’s been so intense to spend three seasons together. I was there when he had his first little baby. It’s been a fantastic journey. We were just very, very lucky that we ended up with each other. Imagine if we had ended up with someone we didn’t like.
***
For one that I’m in, there’s the finale of the second season when Hannibal cleans up and is killing everyone. That was a very emotional scene for all of the characters, including Hannibal, and I thought it was a fantastic balance between the monster and the man with empathy, at the same time, doing this. That was some tough days, but I thought it played out really fantastic, in those last 10 minutes of the show.
***
Did you take anything from the set, as a memento, or do you not do that?
MIKKELSEN: I try to steal something, every time I do something. In this case, I stole one of the very beautiful suits. I stole a grey and red suit. And after a week, I got a phone call because the production really wanted to give me one of the suits as a gift and they asked me which one I would like. I said, “The grey and red one,” and they said, “We’ll send it to you.” I said, “That’s okay, I already have it.” So, that turned out really well. I didn’t turn out to be a thief.