Michael Shannon Interview on The Iceman Richard Kuklinski Movie, Hilarious Comments with Adam Buxton

Michael Shannon interview on his intense portrayal of real-life psychopath, Richard Kuklinski, in the critically acclaimed crime-thriller "The Iceman". Michael Shannon brings to life the story of one of the most notorious Mafia hitmen in history, offering a chilling look into the mind of a killer.
In this interview, Michael Shannon also takes a lighthearted approach as he reads hilarious UA-cam comments reviewing his performance alongside Adam Buxton. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from one of Hollywood's most talented actors as he discusses his approach to playing a psychopath and the challenges that came with it.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of "The Iceman" and explore the true story of Richard Kuklinski. Perfect for fans of crime thrillers and those interested in the art of acting.
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[@tiffsaver]

"Iceman" is one of my favorite movies of all time, thanks to Michael Shannon. I've watched it a dozen times and it never gets old. Shannon does more in his silence than most actors do with all their histrionics and drama. Interestingly, I think he would be just as good doing totally comedic roles, if anyone is listening?

[@climatebabes]

Horror is a genre, it gives people feelings. Its not relevant if its a real story or not..People confuse the actor for some messenger with an important story to tell. The actor however is simply an instrument to be used by the director and screenwriters. So Michael gets asked questions as if he is the demi god that conjured up our experience of Kyklinski, but in fact he's just trying to help his director paint a picture. Michael has quite strong features, making him good to play roles that portray a person that is indifferent because he can overpower his opponents. Its like permanent make up he didn't choose but that grants him this carreer. His characters tend to be set in their ways, unwavering, because he looks like he would not have to yield to any outside opinion in a social setting (although he was clearly raised to be a normal caring person). I think this struggle to not be seen as his outside is what makes him interesting to me. Apart from that he has fostered the image of being scary a bit by saying he could do in acting what he was never allowed to do in real life. This is his strength trying to find a way to express itself imho. So acting is his way of dealing with what he is.

[@aretnap3653]

I'm Just as "Real" as His Character in "RevelationRoad".
(Betrayal & Lies From "Others", Turned Me That Way.)

[@Saffronelle]

is this the interview that buxto said was bad?

[@Saffronelle]

Shannon is grumpy, a bit brat-like in this. Totally unnecessary since Buxton is a decent bloke. Maybe he was struggling with his sexual feelings for Buckles.