I remember I wasplayingLordnumbertwo, Itwasmadeinthesummeroftheyear 2000, I wasstillstudyingasanundergraduateatuhtheUniversityofCambridgeanditwasinmysummerbreak.
Yeah, I musthavebeen 19 and I hadfourdaysworkandLordtoowas a memberofthegroupofratherfoppishanddebauchedyoungmenwhowereinthecompanyofSirmulberryHawk, whois a ratherrakishcharacterinthatnovel, playedinthisadaptationbyDominicwest.
Andthenafterthat I haddonebyagain, bycompletecoincidence, a playwithken.
そしてその後、まったくの偶然から、kenさんとの共演が実現しました。
So I hadthisexperienceofworkingwithhimasanactoranditwasduringtherunofIvanovthatKennethBrownannouncedthathewasgoingtodirectthorAnd I rememberrunningupinhisdressingroomand I hadanemptywatercoolerinmyhand.
And I, I saiditwas a sortofwayofcongratulating I waspretendingitwasthawshammer.
そして私は、それは私がソーズハンマーのふりをしていたことを祝福する一種の方法だと言いました。
Itwascompletelyabsurd.
まったくもって不条理な話である。
Andanyway, monthslaterthewordgotout, I supposethattheywantedtofindanunknownortwounknownactorsfortheleadroles.
そして数ヶ月後、無名の俳優、もしくは無名の俳優2人を主役にしたいという話が出てきたのだと思う。
AndthecastingdirectorsRandiHillerandSarahFinn, whotowhom I amforeverindebtedcalledmeinbecause I wassixfttwoandhadblondhairAndumtherewereallsortsofrolesinthisthat I mightberightfor.
Andrememberit's wellknownnowthat I did a screentestfortheroleofthorButattheendofthatlongprocesstheyjustdecided I wouldbebettersuitedforlowkeyAnditwasthemostlifechangingmomentforbothmyselfandChrisHemsworthtwoweekslaterwewereall, wewereinthesameroomandreadingscenestogetherandlaughingand, andthenkensentusoffto, togoandtrain.
Mr 30 Guineasisn't nearlyenoughtopurchase a horseasfineasyourJoey.
ミスター30ギニーでは、あなたのジョーイのような立派な馬を買うには到底足りません。
I knowthatthat's all I got.
それしかないと思っています。
Willyoureleasehimtome?
彼を私に渡してくれませんか?
Alberttobemyownmouth.
アルバートが自分の口に
Warhorsewasthemostunlikelyscenarioinmyrecollectionanditwaskindoflike a dream.
War horseは私の記憶の中では最もありえないシナリオで、まるで夢のようでした。
I wassofamiliaras a britishactorwiththeextraordinarysuccessofwarhorse, as a pieceoftheateratthenationaltheaterinLondonanditwasthemostextraordinarilytouching, purelytheatricalexperience.
I rememberthinkingright, I'vegottolearnhowtoride a horsereallywellandthatbecamemyprojectforthewholesummer.
その時、「これは馬に乗れるようにならないといけないな」と思い、それを夏休みの課題にしました。
Soitwasquite a veryexcitingsummerbecausesomethingaboutworkingwithanimalsasnobleandpeacefulandintelligentasthosehorses.
馬のように高貴で平和で賢い動物と一緒に仕事をするということで、非常にエキサイティングな夏でした。
Andwhenwedidthatcavalrycharge, Goodluck, myfriends, therewas a phalanxof I think 30 horsesinformationandwewerechasing a camerasuspendedonwhat's called a Russianarm, whichis a mobilemechanicalcrane, whichyoucansuspendoffthebackof a fourbyfourandgallopingatfulltiltchasingthecamerawhile I thoughttomyself, thisisanunrepeatableexperience.
Andsoit'llcome, it'llstartaroundyour I think, myleftshoulderandcomeacrossacrossthisway.
そして、あなたの左肩あたりから始まって、このように渡ってきます。
Andasyoufeelthecamerasettleinfrontofyou, I wantyoubasicallywantyoutostartumwitheverythingyou'vebroughtallthecourageanddeterminationthatCaptainNicholshasinthismoment.
Itwassuchanextraordinarilyambitiousidea, A kindofbreathtakinginitsstaringandinitsvision.
それは非常に野心的なアイデアであり、そのスター性とビジョンには息を呑むようなものでした。
Theexperienceofmakingitwaslongsummerin 2011 whatfeltlikeanextraordinaryrelayraceofpeopledoing a lapofthetrackandthenhandingthebatonontothenextactorwhowoulddo a lapofthetrackandallofuswonderingandhopingthatourbesteffortswouldcoalesceintosomethingthatwouldfeelfreshandexciting.
I remembertherewassomeveryexcitingdaysonsetwheneverybodywastogetherand I thought, Wow, lookattheseactorsinthesecostumesandthere's gotsuchdifferentenergies.
AndScarlettwastakingNatashaandBlackWidowin a directionthatmaybehadn't beenexploredbeforeinIronmantochrisHemsworthtolikecomingstraightoffthebackofthoughtandfeelingreallyconfidentaboutmaybebothofus, feelingmoreconfidentaboutwhothorandLokiwere.
Itwasthatthatthatshotofthesixofthemwhenittracksaroundthemandthehulkroarsand I rememberwatchingit, I thinkitisscreeninginnewyorkandpeoplejustcheeredspontaneouslyand I rememberthinking, phew, okay, okay, itworks.
Thenightmanagerhashascomearound a brilliantnovelbyjohnleCarre, about a formersoldierwhowith a complexinternalworld, whoworksas a nightmanagerof a veryexpensivehotelandtherewassomethinginthecharacterpresentedthisimmaculateexteriorwhichseemedverydifficulttodeterminewhatwasgoingonbehindit.
The Night Manager」は、ジョン・ル・カレの素晴らしい小説で、複雑な内面を持つ元兵士が、非常に高級なホテルのナイトマネージャーとして働くという内容です。
I hadthisideathatitmightbefuntogoto a hotelandask a realhotelmanagerorwhattheirexperiencewaslikeandtheywerevery, veryopentotheidea.
So I turnedupand I waswearing a suitand I realizedtheimportanceofhowtheyturnedouttheyarepristinethewaythewaytheuniformispressedandpreparedandthetiresjustsoandthetypeinandthehairisjustright.
It's almostanactofthemosteffortlessdiplomacyyouhaveto, it's liketheater, there's a stagewheretheactionishappeningandthere's a backstagewherethere's a wholeteamofpeoplewhoaremakingsurethattheshow I supposeisrunningwellrememberatnightpeoplewouldcomeuptomebehindthedeskand I wouldgivethemtheirkeysandstuffandtherewasabsolutelynotrecognized.
Wewerefilmingin a workinghotelAndsotherewererealguestsatthehotelwithreallivesandandwewere a skeletoncrewshootingonlonglensesandtherewasoneshottowardstheendoftheeveningatabout 11:00 PMclock I guess.
Thenightmanagerunforgettabletoo, forallsortsofreasons, betrayalisstrangelyenough, I rememberreadingitwhen I was a studentatdramaschool, I wasinthelibraryoneeveninglookingforanotherplayanditpoppedoutand I wantedtoreaditbecause I thoughtitjustseemedlikesuchaninteresting, itwas a shortplaywithaninterestingtitleandtheconstructionofitissobrilliant, I loveddoingit.
I had a reallymeaningfulexperiencedoing, I playedrobertandwediditinLondon, umfor 12 weeks, I thinkInthespringof 2019 andwegotcalledupbytheproducersandtheysaid, wouldyouliketotakethistobroadway?
Andtobeinvitedtoperformthisverybrilliantplayonbroadwayrightintheheartofthecommunityon 45thStreetattheJacobswas a hugehonorandjustthesheerenergyofBroadway.
Look, thishasbeen a veryenjoyablepantomime, but I'd liketogohomenow.
とても楽しいパントマイムでしたが、そろそろ家に帰りたいと思います。
Well, youknowwhat's interestingaboutLokiiseverytime I'veplayedhim, it's almostlikeplaying a chordonthepianoanditgoesoutintotheworldanditechoesaroundtheaudienceandthereadersandthefansanditkindofcomesbackanditcomesbackwithnewtonesinthereandmaybeit's a fewextralittlegracenotes.
Andthat's what I foundsointerestingaboutplayinghimisthatmyfirstencounterwithhimwasas a youngerbrotherin a familywhofeltmisunderstoodandbetrayedandhadlotsofvulnerabilityanddistress?
Andoneofthethings I think I foundmostinterestingaboutLoki, he's a shapeshifter, heisthequintessentialtrickster, a mercurialspiritwhoisflexibleandfleetfootedandyoucan't pinhimdown.
Isthere a situationthatmightconfronthimwithitandmightthatimpelanykindofchange?
彼にそれを突きつけるような状況があり、それが何かの変化を促すかもしれません。
Andthatinitselfas a kindofhumanquestionis, youknow, canwechangeourbecapableofchange?
そのこと自体が、人間の問題として、私たちは変化することができるのだろうか?
Doweknowwhoweare?
自分が何者であるかを知っているか?
Really?
本当に?
Dowethinkweknowwhoweare?
私たちは自分が誰であるかを知っていると思っているのだろうか?
Dowecareallthatstuffaboutidentityandandselfknowledgeiswhenyou'replayingwiththecharacteriscomplexandrichaslowkeyasthatbecomes a really, a reallyinterestingdramaticquestionforanactortoplaywith.