Gone from us too soon, you clever bastard
Gone from us too soon, you clever bastard
Gone from us too soon, you clever bastard
Hans Gruber did NOTHING wrong!
Fun fact, in the shot of >!Hans Gruber falling off the building at the end of Die Hard!<, Alan's look of shock is genuine - he was rigged up on a harness with a quick release above a crash pad, and was told that they would be releasing him on a count of 3, but the director got the stunt coordinator to release him on 2 instead
I've never seen him play anything other than a stoic dick. It's almost hard to think of him as a nice guy.
That's the power of acting and when done by a master, it's hard to imagine anything other than what they give us.
I'm pretty sure this is the first picture I have ever seen of him with a genuine smile on his face. In all his movies he doesn't actually smile, he does a condescending sneer.
By Grabthar's hammer..
Saw a movie earlier with him in it called Bottle Shock. Title might be one word. He plays a smug character but really he is just British in the movie. Came out in 2008. It was about California making wine. I enjoyed it but it is by no means thrilling. If you have watched everything else you want to see, go for it.
Man I miss him. Galaxy Quest and Harry Potter were giants in the psyche of young me
Alan Rickman's death was a tragedy.
Don't know what you've got until it's gone.
He was absolutely hilarious in Dogma
I so thought you were telling me Rupert Grint had died.
Is it just me or does Snape look like Tom Scott cause playing as himself
At first glance my reaction was, wow Ron aged so bad then I realized the last two pictures were Alan's.
Anyway why does it look like Ron is getting older every sentence? Why is the 3rd picture from a different interview?
Because they're quotes from different interviews. The second interview is from the reencounter special, he was asked what happened to the drawing in the anecdote during the section that memorialized Rickman.