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I once asked him what it was that kept him casting his eyes to the skies movie wise. Along the way they abandon their original course, choosing a closer, apparently inhabitable planet only to be met with terror and acid-spewing creatures.Ĭovenant is the third Alien movie directed by Ridley Scott. The latest movie sees a new crew-including Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup and Danny McBride-on a mission to colonize planet Origae-6. Since the 1979 release of Alien, a film Roger Ebert called “an intergalactic haunted house thriller set inside a spaceship,” audiences have been fascinated with the sci fi / horror series. That’s a lot of facehugging and chestbursting.

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Friday, May 19th, 2017Īlien: Covenant is the second instalment in the Alien prequel series and the sixth film in the franchise overall. Metro In Focus: Sci-fi franchises are bursting back to the big screen. Posted in Metro, Metro In Focus | Comments Off on Metro In Focus: Topher Grace says “War Machine” isn’t political. Tags: Anthony Hayes, Anthony Michael Hall, Ben Kingsley, Brad Pitt, David Michod, Michael Hastings, That 70s Show, The Operators, Tilda Swinton, Topher Grace, United States Army General Stanley McChrystal, War Machine, Will Poulter I haven’t been on a lot of projects that were like that.” “We made it in Obama’s America,” says the thirty-eight-year-old actor. It may not be political but Grace says it is timely. He told me he wanted to make a war film before Brad’s company sent him the book but he couldn’t think of a way to do a war film that didn’t glorify war. The fact that it can be that heightened in terms of humour at some points and so real when they are out on the battlefield is really great. David is a great talent out of Australia and no matter what he brings a non-American POV. “The really cool thing is that it is not an American telling the story. “I want people to check their politics at the door and take the emotional ride of what it would feel like to be in that position. The thirty-eight-year-old actor says despite the story’s timely nature and the inclusion of a character based on recently disgraced National Security Advisor Mike Flynn, the film isn’t political. He would totally have his collar popped up.’ He’s a civilian and he doesn’t even really care about the war going on.” “On the first day I popped my collar up and the military advisor said, ‘They don’t do that in the military.’ The director said, ‘No, no, no! He’s playing an idiot. “Is it knowing you don’t know but still going ahead anyway? I don’t think it is, but that’s who he is. “What is the definition of an idiot?” he asks.

He’s young, brash, and according to Grace, not the sharpest knife in the drawer. Grace plays Matt Little, McMahon’s civilian press adviser. “That’s what I meant to say,” said Grace with a laugh. “None of us will find ourselves in that particular situation but all of us, at some time in our lives, will end up in a mess of some kind. “I think that when you have a very specific story it can become universal because of the emotions,” I said.

Anyone who is willing to watch it understands it on an emotional level, which is a much more effective way to communicate to the audience than just using facts.” “What I love so much about the film made,” said Grace, “and it was in the script but I really felt it when I saw the film, is the emotional journey. Glen McMahon and played by Brad Pitt, who also produced the film. An article in Rolling Stone that reported on the McChrystal’s disappointment with Obama and his policies undid the General’s distinguished career. Based on the Michael Hastings New York Times bestseller The Operators, it fictionalizes the real life career implosion of General Stanley McChrystal, Commander, U.S. I recently sat down with the former That ’70s Show star to talk about his new Netflix movie War Machine. Topher Grace doesn’t need me to put words in his mouth, but in this one instance I’m going to. Posted in Metro, Metro In Focus | Comments Off on Metro In Focus: director of Captain Underpants is a child at heart Metro In Focus: Topher Grace says “War Machine” isn’t political. Tags: Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie, Dav Pilkey, DAVID SOREN, DreamWorks Animation, Ed Helms, Jordan Peele, Kevin Hart, Kristen Schaal, Mikros Image, Nicholas Stoller, Nick Kroll, Scholastic Entertainment, Thomas Middleditch “I will take that as a great compliment,” he laughs. When I compliment Soren on giving a character the wonderfully silly name Diarrheastein, he’s chuffed.

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