Here are some great images of Michael Fassbender and Seth Rogen on the set of Steve Jobs in Cupertino today. I love Michael's style. I expected his hair to be darker, but, light auburn is fine with me. Pics from tumblr land.
An article about these pictures can be found at The Daily Mail.
I wonder if the film will stand the hype. You wouldn't believe it but they actually had a short news snippet in Germany about Michael playing Steve Jobs. ;)
And as Frank still has no premiere date over here, I bought an English DVD via the Internet. To tell the truth I have to watch it again with a different frame of mind, because when I saw the film I watched it with the idea of it “being a comedy”, which means funny from start to finish, so I was a little “taken aback” at the end.
Looking good ! :) I'm not really interested in the movie/Steve Jobs himself but it's still one more occasion to see Michael on screen.
By the way, Frank is due to be in cinemas next Wednesday here in France. I had really no idea so I was immensely pleased to see the posters in the subway yesterday ! I bought the DID back in September when I was in Edinburgh, but I'll still go and see the movie to show my support (and my appreciation to the French movie industry because I really didn't think they would release it, let alone in cinemas)
I'm confident the Steve Jobs film will survive the pre-production gossip and hype, just look at the all the talent involved with it.
Regarding Frank "being a comedy". It's more considered a black comedy, it has funny bits in it, but overall, the film was more of a 'dramedy' comedy/drama because of the more serious issue it addressed: mental illness.
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I wonder if the film will stand the hype. You wouldn't believe it but they actually had a short news snippet in Germany about Michael playing Steve Jobs. ;)
And as Frank still has no premiere date over here, I bought an English DVD via the Internet. To tell the truth I have to watch it again with a different frame of mind, because when I saw the film I watched it with the idea of it “being a comedy”, which means funny from start to finish, so I was a little “taken aback” at the end.
Christine
Looking good ! :) I'm not really interested in the movie/Steve Jobs himself but it's still one more occasion to see Michael on screen.
By the way, Frank is due to be in cinemas next Wednesday here in France. I had really no idea so I was immensely pleased to see the posters in the subway yesterday ! I bought the DID back in September when I was in Edinburgh, but I'll still go and see the movie to show my support (and my appreciation to the French movie industry because I really didn't think they would release it, let alone in cinemas)
I'm confident the Steve Jobs film will survive the pre-production gossip and hype, just look at the all the talent involved with it.
Regarding Frank "being a comedy". It's more considered a black comedy, it has funny bits in it, but overall, the film was more of a 'dramedy' comedy/drama because of the more serious issue it addressed: mental illness.
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