‘Falling’ Trailer: Viggo Mortensen Challenges Homophobia in His Sincere Directorial Debut
Lance Henriksen, Laura Linney, and even a cameo from David Cronenberg round out the cast for Mortensen’s directing debut.
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Viggo Mortensen Reveals a ‘Lord of the Rings’ Aragorn Flashback That’s Never Been Released
“It’d be nice to see it actually, it’s not in the extended editions either,” Mortensen says.
Viggo Mortensen Says ‘Green Book’ Criticism Is ‘Based on a Load of Bullsh*t’
Mortensen says that controversy over the 2019 Best Picture winner is “inaccurate, mendacious, and irresponsible.”
‘Falling’ Review: Lance Henriksen Is a Bad Dad for the Ages in Viggo Mortensen’s Directorial Debut
Viggo Mortensen’s directorial debut is as sincere and unusual as you might expect from one of Hollywood’s most unclassifiable stars.
Viggo Mortensen Dismisses Shirley Family Claim That ‘Green Book’ Lies About the Story
Dr. Donald W. Shirley is played by Mahershala Ali in “Green Book,” which has been criticized by members of Shirley’s real family.
Viggo Mortensen Says Being Accused of Racism After N-Word Quote Was ‘Unfair’ and ‘Damaging’
The Best Actor Oscar contender was asked on camera during in interview with France 24 about using the N-word.
‘Green Book’: The Feel-Good Oscar Contender Has a ‘Magical Negro’ Problem — Opinion
Mahershala Ali’s character exists solely to help a white man overcome his problems. There is a dark history to this tradition.
‘Green Book’: How the True 1960s Heart-Tugger Made It to the Screen
Making his first drama as a period true story wasn’t easy for Peter Farrelly, who relied on gifted stars Viggo Mortensen and Mahershala Ali.
Viggo Mortensen Clarifies His Use of the N-Word: ‘Discrimination Evolves and Changes Its Vocabulary’
“We must always stay vigilant,” he said of our attitudes toward racism.
Mahershala Ali Says Viggo Mortensen’s Use of the N-Word Was ‘Hurtful,’ but Accepts His Apology
The “Green Book” co-stars have now both spoken out about the incident.
‘Green Book’: Even After N-Word Disaster, Viggo Mortensen Is Still a Best Actor Contender
He made a terrible mistake after the screening, but often it’s genuine respect that makes the difference in the Oscar race.
Viggo Mortensen Apologizes for Using the N-Word After ‘Green Book’ Screening: ‘I Am Very Sorry’
In a statement given to IndieWire, the actor said: “I am very sorry that I did use the full word last night, and will not utter it again.”
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