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Тоже люблю Рокуэлла еще с Lawn Dogs, он реально актер круче Брэда Питта и Кейси Аффлека вместе взятых. Правда, в роли Боба Форда я его не вижу хоть убей (по ссылке пишут, что он очень хотел себе эту роль).
But sometimes, what Rockwell does, can hardly be put into words. It's a small thing here and there. A look, a gesture, something that makes his characters feel distinctive and human. It works particularly well when he is playing vulnerable characters in serious movies. You just instantly feel and care for whoever he is playing. You don't want to see him get hurt.
And no part Rockwell played illustrated that better than his Charley Ford. I recently rewatched The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford for the first time in years. I only saw it once before and I instantly knew three things - 1. this is a masterpiece 2. I wish the 4h long cut of the film that was screened in Venice was available for all of us to see 3. this is Sam Rockwell's greatest performance.
https://cinematiccorner.blogspot.com/2018/02/sam-rockwells-performance-in-jesse.html
But sometimes, what Rockwell does, can hardly be put into words. It's a small thing here and there. A look, a gesture, something that makes his characters feel distinctive and human. It works particularly well when he is playing vulnerable characters in serious movies. You just instantly feel and care for whoever he is playing. You don't want to see him get hurt.
And no part Rockwell played illustrated that better than his Charley Ford. I recently rewatched The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford for the first time in years. I only saw it once before and I instantly knew three things - 1. this is a masterpiece 2. I wish the 4h long cut of the film that was screened in Venice was available for all of us to see 3. this is Sam Rockwell's greatest performance.
https://cinematiccorner.blogspot.com/2018/02/sam-rockwells-performance-in-jesse.html