JAVIER BARDEM TALKS ABOUT "NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN"

http://www.mannythemovieguy.com -- my interview with Javier Bardem for "No Country for Old Men." He talks about his hair, evil character, and violence! Take a look!

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[madmethod21]

The coin toss scene is definitely a memorable moment. After reading the book by Cormac Mccarthy I can't think of a better actor to portray the character of Chigurh. He embodied the character perfectly.

[Manny dela Rosa]

Yup, he crafted one of the most memorable characters in the history of cinema...thx for watching!

[kofichiko]

manny the movie guy- your laugh is scaary. even though i kind of like it cause it's funny, it's creeping me out more than making laugh. no offense. but the way javier looks in this hairstyle scares me a lot more than the laugh

[Manny dela Rosa]

ha-ha-ha...I'm laughing now...didn't mean to scare you :) thanks for watching!

[Jagguar20]

Hahaha who edited this video? "Call it.... friendo". Best line ever to exist!!!

[Manny dela Rosa]

best line ever indeed...and I edited this myself :)

Manny

[Muse31]

Holy shit......Anton Chigur could TOTALLY take Chuck Norris......

[mercmarc]

I wish Bardem had that silenced shotgun to use at the end of this interview.

[Fishilisation]

Holy fuck that interviewer is annoying,

[Raymond Babbit]

interviewer lol

[kernreactie]

Hannibal Lector + Terminator = Anton Chigurgh

[nichoji]

Of course, that would depend on what genre you're writing in. But, yes, in this case I don't think either Cormac McCarthy or The Coen Brothers were attempting to portray Chigurh as an especially 'real' character; he's much more a force of nature. I think it was perfectly gauged, if he was any more or less 'real' then it would've compromised how engaging and utterly terrifying the character was.

[UncomfortableSilence]

I think you would be missing the point though.

You heard what Javier said. Which, by the way , was the best analysis of the character I have heard so far.

Anton is a symbol. The book is about how he and the other two characters cross paths but never really meet.

In a movie or a book, things are supposed to be real until you create a theme, then you start bending reality to fit the message you are trying to portray.

[thekatie40]

i loved the film and found his acting understated which only added to his to the charterer menace

[mercmarc]

I think theres a potential movie in the prequel to NCFOM. Just to find out how Chigurh became who he is.

[ZiGiiiiii]

The interviewer is so strenuous.

[lucasaccardo]

That would be accurate if Anton Chigurh was an "intelligent assassin" but as Woody Harrelson puts it he is no more and no less than a psychopath on the loose.