Ian McKellen explained his resignation as Dumbledore
Ian McKellen, who played the role of the wizard Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies, had a chance to play another famous sorcerer, the head of the Hogwarts school, Albus Dumbledore. The actor told the BBC TV program why his collaboration with the creators of "Potteriana" did not take place. The presenter reminded McKellen that the first performer of the role of Dumbledore, Richard Harris, once described him as "a technically flawless, but impassive actor. "Well, that's kind of nonsense," McKellen responded. - When he died, they called me and asked if I was interested in participating in "Harry Potter", however, they did not specify what role in question. I, of course, guessed, but did not accept the offer. that Warner Bros. intends to develop her most successful franchise, and most likely, in the foreseeable future, viewers will again meet with Albus Dumbledore. that Warner Bros. intends to develop her most successful franchise, and most likely, in the foreseeable future, viewers will again meet with Albus Dumbledore.The Topic of Article: Ian McKellen explained his resignation as Dumbledore. |
