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Brendan Fraser: “In My Opinion, Acting Is Difficult From Any Perspective”
Summary
The Oscar winner embodies General Dwight D. Eisenhower in Day D: Under Pressure, a war drama about the tense prelude of Day D, which arrives on Thursday 6 at national cinemas. A film that demanded strict preparation and allowed him to reflect on the state of the world. “(Eisenhower) believed in the person who had the best idea, because he was an excellent leader,” he says.
Brendan Fraser (Indianapolis, 1968) enjoys one of his most stable and eclectic chapters. At 57 years of age, one day a corrupt police officer is allowed to be played in a comedy (Brothers), the next day he embodies an American actor in Japan who agrees to work for a “family rental” agency (family in rent) and then he narrates a documentary (Galapagos Marine Lions). And he does everything with the solvency of himself who finally solved the puzzle…