Lawless (2012)

[thrice]

-Matt Bondurant (Author of the book)



It's official! Tom transforms!

Wait-wait-wait...

Tom Hardy
Guy Pearce
Gary Oldman
Jessica Chastain
Mia Wasikowska

I think my heart won't stand a chance this year.

but it also has LaDouche

[d4mi4n]

Wait-wait-wait...

Tom Hardy
Guy Pearce
Gary Oldman
Jessica Chastain
Mia Wasikowska

I think my heart won't stand a chance this year.

but it also has LaDouche

Don't mind him at all.

As long as he constrains from yelling: Optimuuuuus!!!

[thrice]

but it also has LaDouche

Don't mind him at all.

As long as he constrains from yelling: Optimuuuuus!!!

what about

nononononononononononono

[d4mi4n]

Don't mind him at all.

As long as he constrains from yelling: Optimuuuuus!!!

what about

nononononononononononono

nononowaitwaitstopnononononooooooooooo.....

[mchekhov]

On August 31, audiences will meet Special Agent Charlie Rakes, an eyebrow-less sadist of the highest order. Rakes is the villain in John Hillcoat’s Prohibition-era shoot ‘em up, Lawless (formerly The Wettest County and co-starring Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, and Mia Wasikowska), and is embodied by Guy Pearce with ice-cold glee. It’s a terrifying performance, with the 44-year-old giving lifeblood to an instantly iconic screen villain.

Do you relish going off the rails the way you did in Lawless?

Yeah, to me, any character is off the rails. Strange, obscure characters like Charlie Rakes in Lawless are great to play. Also, because I’m working with John Hillcoat so the more unusual that you’re able to get away with, he loves that. And I think he likes what I bring to a character because when I work with John, I tend to bring lots of strange ideas with me.

What did you bring to that character?

There was a vanity that was written about him, and because of that vanity that existed on the page, I really wanted it to be unusual and spooky.

It was almost like he was from another world than the rest of the characters.

Yeah, and the interesting thing about that which John talks about, is the coming together of the Western and the gangster movie, and that period in American history where cities and country life are crossing over, particularly in the criminal world

[mchekhov]

Because he's frowning?

This about sums up NF.

Because Tom transformed in the film. But somebody who is familiar with acting can look at that picture, and see that Tom is working through a mask. Not a literal one, but his face is expressing the essence of the character. It is not a frown, that is the neutral face of the character.

[CaliKid329]

WettestCounty trailer should be around in a week or so I think.

-Matt Bondurant

via twitter

Get excited folks!

[Mason]

WettestCounty trailer should be around in a week or so I think.

-Matt Bondurant

via twitter

Get excited folks!

Oh hell yeah.

[mchekhov]

Ok every one, I worked the show as Shia's standin.... the three of them are all great actors.... but one of the people to watch in this film will be cricket played by Dane Dehaan. He rocks it.... and Tom is cool. I lay on the ground standing in for a fight scene and Tom was like can i kick ya in the ribs Ronnie? lol thank God he didn't.
Now Shia, he is one of the most down to earth cool people you will ever want to meet so, if you have never sat and smoked with him and had small talk then what can you say about him?
Over all the movie is great every one gives an awesome preformance. Just go see it.
Jason Clarke blew me away, awesome actor!

Dane Dehaan also plays Gosling's son in Beyond the Pines.

[mchekhov]

s Gary is cooler than the other side of your pillow.
Guy is also but a little more uptight; not in a rude way. Guy is just so involved in his part... Shia told me Guy learned every one of the cast lines and accents so he could create his own accent for the film. Dude is awesome! Once, he looked at me and said: "not to be rude but i am trying to focus here" scared the crap outta me i was like, o shoot i am gonna get fired! lol but, afterwards at lunch we ate at the same table and he was kind....
Mr Oldman was tha sh!t! There was a hair dresser on the show the i often talked to "Pappa" (he loved me i think lol but, he walked in crafty with this guy and i went over and was like whats up and some thin crazy; i am a pretty funny dude.
and way the guy was Mr Oldman. I wasent aware at the time it was him. I did my bit and all that then walked off. they went to set and crused a bit then came walking back up the hill. Gary walked over to me stuck out his hand and said "hi im gary" then it clicked that i was shaking hands with GOD! I said Im Ronnie he said nice to meet you i was like no the pleasuere is all mine. I think he liked the fact that I didnt know who in the hell he was. lol he has a great part in the film but i cant talk about that..... you will love this movie