The 1951 movie that led to Javier Bardem's worst audition
Bardem said the Brando comparison left him frozen during an audition for A Streetcar Named Desire, and he walked away from the role.
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How Lily Collias Landed ‘Cape Fear’ After Breaking Out in ‘Good One’
Starring alongside Amy Adams and Javier Bardem, the actress shares how her Sundance turn led to her role in the Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg-produced Apple TV+’s "Cape Fear."
Brownstein: Cape Fear series finale to jolt Fantasia viewers at première
"I became very interested in what a Cape Fear would look like today" after watching the 1962 and 1991 films, creator Nick Antosca says. The finale episode of the Cape Fear series is certain to jolt viewers at its world première Thursday night at the Fantasia film fest.
Remake of the classics of Scorsese (1991) and Thompson (1962), this version of the "Nerfs à Vif" offers a terrifying but nuanced score of the Spanish actor.
The 1951 movie that led to Javier Bardem's worst audition
If you could name one of modern cinema’s greatest actors to compare with Marlon Brando, you could go for Joaquin Phoenix, Denzel Washington, Leonardo DiCaprio or, actually, Javier Bardem, who is, after all, the first Spanish actor to win an Oscar and is responsible for the most terrifying villain in movie history. Currently, Bardem is repeating that onscreen menace in the Martin Scorsese-Steven Spielberg reboot of Cape Fear, and he may well agai…
Javier Bardem shares how he embodied villain Max Cady in Apple TV's 'Cape Fear'
Actor Javier Bardem has won praise for his cerebral take on the manipulative bad guy with vengeance on his mind in Apple TV's "Cape Fear." NPR's Leila Fadel asks Bardem about his process.
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