Summary
What doChristoph WaltzandLucy Liuhave in common?
Thanks toDjango UnchainedandKill Bill:Vol.
COLLIDER: I had the great privilege of seeing the movie the other day.
It’s great, and you were both great in it.
LUCY LIU:This movie is a little bit of throwback to me.
I love that it was not so filled with blue screen and green screen.
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It reminded me more of a movie from the ’70s.
[That’s] what I found the most dynamic part of being on this project.
I’m always extremely flattered when I get invited to participate.
Old Guy, directed by Simon West, follows aging contract killer Danny Dolinski, who is revitalized by a new assignment to train Gen Z newcomer Wihlborg. While grappling with the challenges of mentoring a prodigious young assassin, Dolinski seeks to win the affection of club manager Anata.
Whether or not they listen is almost irrelevant.
Otherwise, it just seems random.
It gives them a dimension of their relationship and gives them a history.
I think that’s important.
WALTZ: I can tell you fond memories I have about Simon West because he is immensely flexible.
If the scene starts to turn into something unexpected, he still knows how to shoot it perfectly.
LIU: Simon is actually very, very funny, and that’s something I did not expect.
He’s got all these incredible stories.
I just found him really delightful.
Old Guyis available in select theaters and on digital starting now.
