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Anonymous No.213413633 >>213413754 >>213413757
>In preparation for his role as โ€œBill the Butcherโ€ in Gangs of New York (2002), Daniel Day-Lewis would often pick fights with strangers on the streets of Rome where the movie was filmed. The method acting, Day-Lewis said was โ€œnot so good for my physical or mental healthโ€
Anonymous No.213413725
Not only pick fights but act like some gruff colony time man while he was doing
>what's this guy's problem?
The poor vacationers ask
Anonymous No.213413754 >>213413801 >>213413844 >>213413870 >>213414267
>>213413633 (OP)
Is this movie realistic did they actually pick retarded names and fight in the streets?
Anonymous No.213413757 >>213413797 >>213413859 >>213413910 >>213414330
>>213413633 (OP)
Anonymous No.213413770
>When Daniel Day-Lewis auditioned for the role of Bill the Butcher in Gangs of New York (2002), he only had $11 dollars to his name. When the cast got their paychecks, the first thing that Cameron Diaz bought was a car. Daniel Day-Lewis bought a hot dinner.
Anonymous No.213413797
>>213413757
kek based Mads
Anonymous No.213413801
>>213413754
No gangsters are always cowards and only fight in numerical advantage going all the way back to apes
Anonymous No.213413844
>>213413754
It's a cartoon version of the five points.
Anonymous No.213413859
>>213413757
Day-Lewis - one of the most celebrated actors of all time
Mads - faggot known for a shitty Star Wars spinoff, campy tv show, and videogames
Anonymous No.213413870
>>213413754
>Is this movie realistic
not entirely
>did they actually pick retarded names and fight in the streets?
yes but it wasn't quite as weird and fever-dreamy as the movie presents it. and huge fights like at the beginning and end didn't happen, they were mostly just like a dozen guys vs another dozen guys at most. and most violence was big numbers jumping smaller numbers just like today.
Anonymous No.213413910 >>213415043
>>213413757
It shows, Mads
Anonymous No.213413915
I die a true New Yorkian
Anonymous No.213413933 >>213414322
>Daniel Day-Lewis, the acclaimed actor, spent time learning shoemaking in Florence, Italy, after starring in "The Boxer" in 1997. He apprenticed with master shoemaker Stefano Bemer for about ten months, immersing himself in the craft of making custom leather shoes. This was a genuine passion for him, not a role-related endeavor.
Anonymous No.213414267 >>213414364
>>213413754
No
It's like Scorsesee wanted to make an anime version of early New York history but hates Japs too much to pay them to draw it
Anonymous No.213414322
>>213413933
>skill of an actor is perfectly correlated to their utter retardation

checks out
Anonymous No.213414330
>>213413757
As to that, I think it was Robert Pattinson said nobody ever does that shit when they're playing a really nice guy and I mean he's not wrong.
Anonymous No.213414364
>>213414267
Everyone should hate anime.
But yeah the movie is a fucking cartoon.
Anonymous No.213415043
>>213413910
Oh it shows