Jude Law sacrificed comfort to work with Paolo Sorrentino
Popular British actor Jude Law ("Cold Mountain") enjoys the Roman lifestyle and movieing of Paolo Sorrentino's eight-episode TV show "The Young Pope" despite the inconvenience of wearing the papal robes. The actor spoke about this at an event held as part of the tenth Rome Film Festival. His words are quoted by The Hollywood Reporter. In particular, Lowe said the following: "I, like many others, was delighted with Paolo's movie" The Great Beauty. "Probably everyone with whom I have communicated since watched the movie, I managed to tell how I would like to work with Paolo. And what do you think? A month later I received a script from him. Naturally, I grabbed it with both hands. I am here in Rome since August, and we shoot mostly in the city center. Everything is going great. " Lowe, following Sorrentino's strict instructions, was unable to share the details of the production of the series, but spoke about the most difficult part of his role." At this stage of the work I can only sit on a very uncomfortable likeness stools so as not to wrinkle my papal robes. I have to lift the hem and spread it over the stool and over the special "perch". So when I don the robe, I usually spend my 14-hour work day practically standing. In general, I look luxurious, but I feel utter discomfort. " In the co-production miniseries Sky, HBO and Canal +, which takes place today, Lowe plays the first American pontiff Lenny Belardo, the fictional Pope Pius XIII, distinguished by conservative views. The series, which will premiere in 2016, also stars Diane Keaton, James Cromwell, Ludivine Sagnier, Silvio Orlando, Scott Shepherd, Cecile De France and other actors. The Topic of Article: Jude Law sacrificed comfort to work with Paolo Sorrentino. |
