Interestingly, many big names that shine in the film industry today have played supporting roles in Brothers, including Tom Hardy, simon pegg, Yimei and so on. Just like French sharks, neither of them became red (= =). But speaking of it, the works directed by our company are not very popular either. Think about where the stars of Jaws and Jurassic Park are now. Therefore, I advise you young dock newcomers not to be too happy when climbing the gate.
Well, let's look at 2007. Why is this a watershed? In 2007, French Shark Company released two films. One is the angel of Ourong, and the other is the 300 Spartans. One is the first English film by a famous European literary director, and the other is a Hollywood visual action commercial blockbuster. At that time, the French shark, who was still a nobody, actually didn't have a lot of so-called freedom to choose films, and often eagerly seized every job opportunity; But accidentally, he began to leave the TV circle and officially made his debut in the film circle, which laid a good foundation for his business and literature.
There is a talented director who appreciates you very much, values you very much, and will be a right-hand man for every actor's career. If you are lucky enough to be the director's "imperial" starring role, it is really difficult to get ahead. Think about how many cornerstones of De Niro's deification road were laid by Scorsese, and then think about how many classics tim burton and Depp created together. ...
And McQueen is such a presence for French sharks. Shamefully, McQueen's preference for French sharks is definitely not only reflected in various fruit shots. Brandon in Shame is the soul of the whole movie, and shame is a one-man show of sharks. All the supporting roles are to contrast Brandon's psychological changes, and all the lens designs are to better show the shark's acting skills. Because of shame, the French shark tasted the award season for the first time (although Uncle Oscar's pride and integrity prevented him from being nominated).
Subject to the theme, McQueen's third feature film "12 Years a Slave" can't use French sharks as the leading role-so McQueen gave him the most difficult and extensive supporting role in the film, so it is naturally the most dramatic. Because of 12 Years a Slave, the French shark got a second taste of the award season. Although he was defeated by Leto, he really has an Oscar masterpiece that can go down in history. In Hollywood, the influence of the golden statuette, you know.