Another Oz Interview

Frank Oz was interviewed for the LA Times.  He had some comments about Matthew Macfadyen again.

American audiences might recognize Matthew Macfadyen from "Pride & Prejudice" (he played Mr. Darcy) and Peter Dinklage from "The Station Agent." But that's about it. No baggage, no egos.

It's telling that Macfadyen, who was something of a stallion in "Pride & Prejudice," is doughy and spineless here. His performance is utterly naturalistic,...

"What I love about Matthew and all of the other actors is that I don't see the sweat," Oz says. "I hate seeing the sweat on the screen. I don't want to see them working at comedy. I want them to be innately trusting of the material."

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A Chat With Frank Oz

Thank you to Matthieu for pointing this out to us.

Frank Oz had a chat with comingsoon.net. Read the full interview on their website. He had several comments about Matthew Macfadyen.

CS: But also because it's set at a funeral, there has to be some gravitas to the situation.
Oz: Well, it's about a main character. It always has to be about one character and this is about Daniel (Matthew McFaden's character) really, that's the bottom line, and the man his wife always knew he would become. That's what it's about, but nobody has to know that.

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Matthew Macfadyen attends Broadway play Frost/Nixon

Kentish reported the following in the forum about meeting Matthew Macfadyen.  More pictures can be found in the gallery or forum:

Matthew Macfadyen attends Broadway play Frost/Nixon
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Matthew Interviewed For Death At A Funeral

Thank you to happy4u for the link! Other interview's including Keeley's can be found here, too!

 

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Going to the States

My previous posts seem to have disappeared so this is just a quick note which I am hoping will stay.  The lovely girls who went to see the final night of The Pain and The Itch report that Matthew is headed to the United States on August 5, and that he is to see the play Frost/Nixon on Tuesday.
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