Swedish actress Alicia Vikander (Oscar winner for ‘The Danish Girl’, 2015) and her co-star Jude Law at the ‘Firebrand’ premiere this Monday in Cannes, France. / Photo: AFP
British actor Jude Lawwhich stood out Cannes Film Festival with a vague interpretation of the king Henry VIII in the movie “Firebrand”, He said that he perceives the monarchy of his country as theater: “I look at all this as theater, although theater attracts me a little more,” says the artist.
“I don’t really follow all this, I see it as an intriguing part of history,” he added. “I’m not particularly interested in rumours”he added, hinting at the current tensions within the royal family. “There’s something really fascinating about these images, like a medieval ceremony, how it relates to the present,” Lowe added. Coronation of Charles III.
“Firebrand” is the first English-language film of the Brazilian director of Algerian origin Karim Ainuz.
It was the interpretation of the legendary King of England It was unanimously praised at the festival. Judah appears as a A fat, paranoid, and sex-crazed ogre, with gangrene in the leg that afflicts him. At a press conference, Justice revealed that he used the services of a perfumer to “recreate” the wound, which he mixed up. “The smell of pus, blood, fecal material and sweat.”
“At first I used it cautiously,” he explained, but Karim Ainuz took to the idea and used the mix all the time. “When I got to the shoot, it was just terrifying,” he joked. Alice Vikander, who plays Catherine Parr, the King’s only surviving wife.
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Source: Diario.Elmundo
