French production Untouchable is one of the best films this side of the millennium, and has since been subject to a Hollywood remake (now known as The Upside) – hitting the festival circuit this Autumn. Bryan Cranston and Kevin Hart are on board – and naturally, with the latter involved, one would assume that it’s a more comedically inclined endeavour. Yet when we spoke to Cranston in London last week to promote the home entertainment release of Wakefield, he said we were wrong to assume.
“It’s a move he [Kevin Hart] wanted to make and needed to make in his career, to say ‘I’m more than just a comedian’ and he truly is, he’s very grounded and it’s going to be a really lovely film”.
The interview was to coincide with the release of Wakefield – which we saw in Toronto last year and loved (you can read our review here)
Finally, we asked for his desert island discs – well, attic living discs, and what he’d take with him if he too were to go and live next door for a few months…
Watch the full interview below…
Wakefield is available to own now on DVD – but be sure to enter in to our competition here to have a chance of picking up a free copy now.