dolores-france
don't know why wincott did not do it. what part? anyhow. I saw this film in paris. cast is all brit, save for the swedish lead, some kind of gorgeous , stunning actor andreas wilson. better than jude law. all of them so great; relief to see new faces. and a few new bodies... theres a british girl named emma griffith. voluptous for a change. not the usual starved to death look. there's this new guy, diogo infante. he's just hot, hot hot
Emma Griffiths played in the Forsyte Saga & was pretty spectacular. I've been looking to see if she's in more films.
sharedoloresaiguade, you like Andreas Wilson? me too :D I haven't seen Animal, but I've seen his two other movies Ondskan and Den Utvalde. I have to say that he a great actor, I love his looks and his voice is nice beautiful. Maybe I like him because he's Swedish and so am I, but I really think he's excellent.
"Crown's mine, bitch!" Clark, Spirit
TWA (Tom Welling's Army)
hi. yes i'm a big fan. you can get his film on dvd now. it's been released in france at least. you'l lfind it on the web, half price too!
i guess you'll be surprised by what he did in animal. his ... wild.
dolo
heydo,
just go and find the dvd of animal on theweb, it's there and at half the price on certain sites. he's so ... wild.
you'll love what he did.
he's just amazing
dolo
You look her up as Emma Griffiths Malin as you will get more hits that way as she is always listed as either Emma Griffiths Malin or Emma Malin and never to my knowledge as Emma Griffiths.
sharewhy should she get more hits under that name? who's emma griffiths (without malin attached)? not fair to think there's such a twisted, hidden , bizarre intention behind the fact of not adding the last last name to this actress' name. what do you care, anyway?
suzy
--cast is all brit, save for the swedish lead--
Excuse me?
--there's this new guy, diogo infante--
EXCUSE ME?
The movie is a co-production between Portugal & England, that means that the cast can't be entirely Brit, so you can see, at least, 2 Portuguese actors (Diogo Infante in a lead role and Alda Gomes in a secundary). Diogo Infante is one of the best Portuguese actor of is generation and i think he needs more international roles like this one, because he's good and it would be great for him to be in the industry like Joaquim de Almeida and Maria de Medeiros.
shareSomeone asked about Michael Wincott, who was originally cast as Iparrak. Filming began with him in the role, but he was dropped. (One poster here suggested that he was dropped for "bad behavior", but I have no verification for that.) He was replaced by Portugese actor, Diogo Infante.
At least some early scenes were shot with Wincott, and you can see an still showing him in costume on the set with his stunt double at michaelwincott.org.
exactly, airwave. same goes catarina furtado. who cares if she can't act to save her life and who cares what an airhead she was on "caça ao tesouro" (god how i laughed watching that show). international audiences should be subjected to her presence on screen.
rita blanco is a fine actress, though, and not half as dumb.
diogo infante is half brit (his father)
wilson is partly brit but was born and raised in sweden.
are we excused?
best
suzan
cast is not all brit! there're lots of portuguese actors on this film. well at least two: the serial killer is played by a very famous portuguese actor, diogo infante (yes i realise he is only famous in portugal), and there's also catarina furtado who's famous in portugal though she was never much more than a pretty face, dunno what she is now, and i think there were others...
shareand yes, diogo infante has been hot for years. i used to fancy him as a teenager (some ten years ago, if not more). glad you like him too. i only met him once, i was at the mall in lisbon shopping for shoes and i looked out the window and there he was. i recognised him, looked surprised, he smiled and waved (i thought he looked really nice!) and then got scared and ran out the mall (which was funny). well, he is very famous in portugal. that was like, ten years ago.
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