I'm surprised at most of the interviewers that "interview" Mads. Most haven't researched his filmography, it appears, nor thought of any original questions. Was it challenging...? What was the most difficult scene to shoot? Were there any technical difficulties? Perhaps questions should be submitted beforehand for approval, perhaps? Or more thought given with regards to interview technique? Just a suggestion.
That interviewer wasn't all that great, pretty rude manners and uninterested, he just wanted to get it done. He wasn't really responding to the answers of Mikkelsen, was reading his notes while Mads was talking and jumped back and forth between two totally different projects, although this interview was supposed to be about "Men and Chicken". (I love Hannibal but that wasn't the topic). Also, I wish that interviewers would do their homework and at least get the pronounciation of the actor's name right. "Mes" Mikkelsen is how the name is spoken, easy to find out with very little efford. Mads was really kind to keep answering patiently.
I think he's just nervous. And from his accent, I think English is not his first language (I might be wrong). The art is questioning is also very difficult to learn. But Mads is always cool. You never see him being tired answering the same questions. He's always very polite and welcoming.
Men & chicken, Adam's Apple.... both brilliant movies.
strange but heart-warming at the end
I'm surprised at most of the interviewers that "interview" Mads. Most haven't researched his filmography, it appears, nor thought of any original questions. Was it challenging...? What was the most difficult scene to shoot? Were there any technical difficulties? Perhaps questions should be submitted beforehand for approval, perhaps? Or more thought given with regards to interview technique? Just a suggestion.
so true.
That interviewer wasn't all that great, pretty rude manners and uninterested, he just wanted to get it done. He wasn't really responding to the answers of Mikkelsen, was reading his notes while Mads was talking and jumped back and forth between two totally different projects, although this interview was supposed to be about "Men and Chicken". (I love Hannibal but that wasn't the topic). Also, I wish that interviewers would do their homework and at least get the pronounciation of the actor's name right. "Mes" Mikkelsen is how the name is spoken, easy to find out with very little efford. Mads was really kind to keep answering patiently.
I think he was just really nervous to be fair, but yes I noticed that stuff too
I think he's just nervous. And from his accent, I think English is not his first language (I might be wrong). The art is questioning is also very difficult to learn. But Mads is always cool. You never see him being tired answering the same questions. He's always very polite and welcoming.