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Jul 18 12 3:40 PM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	http://www.craveonline.co...n-easy-money-and-robocop By Fred Topel July 17, 2012 Coming up with the Swedish film's American title, what's in store for Snabba Cash 2 and why he never thought he'd get a film like Robocop. You know Joel Kinnaman from TV’s “The Killing” and the future Robocop. His popularity has gotten one of his Swedish films released in the states. Easy Money (Snabba Cash) stars Kinnaman as J.W., part of a gang of thieves who get into violent trouble with their crime, and feel the dramatic pain in their personal relationships. Kinnaman was a delight to speak with by phone, and was even good-natured about our Robocop prying. CraveOnline: You had a movie called Snabba Cash and they changed it to Easy Money. Joel Kinnaman: They did. What do you think of the new title? Actually, when they were talking about the English title, I was like, “So what are we going to call it, like Easy Money?” And that’s what it ended up being. So it’s your idea! Snabba Cash means fast cash, and Easy Money is sort of the translation of that. For what it’s worth, I think Snabba Cash makes sense in any language. That sounds good, man. We should’ve done that. Is it gratifying to you that American audiences will get to hear you perform in your native language? Yeah, I guess it is. What I like a lot about it being shown here is that [it’s] something that is very different. The American audiences that have seen me I think have mostly seen “The Killing” and this is a completely different character that has a completely different body language, so I enjoy that. But then I’m very happy that this movie is something I’m very proud of. It means much more to me than just what it did for my career. It’s a work that we were like a group of friends that did this movie, and then some of the people that were working on this movie are still my best friends. Then it has done great things for a lot of us who were in it, in our careers over here and so forth. But the joy that we had while doing it and the creative happiness that we were feeling while we were working on it is something that I’m always going to remember and always hold very dearly. So I’m very happy to see that it gets some more wings. Talk about the scene where you meet Sophie’s parents. I love that scene. That was one of the very fun things, one of the more inspiring things about playing this character was that he’s always carrying a secret. In every situation he’s carrying so many secrets and he’s holding back, he’s playing games. At the same time, in his nature, he’s made himself into a chameleon but the very interesting, complex type of person that has very strong confidence but very low self esteem. It really comes out in that scene where in many ways he is very capable, but at the same time he makes one of his few mistakes when he mixes up his stories. She actually catches him with that. That was a very fun scene to play. When you’re playing a criminal, do you have to not judge him or would that even take away some of the complexity if you don’t? No, no, I don’t want to judge him. I think that’s up for other people to. I want to give a sense of logic. It’s frustrating with characters that you really love and then they make these horrible mistakes, but that’s also why you love playing them. That’s something with J.W. He is a person that has a heart at the beginning but he’s made so many bad choices with himself and he’s made those bad choices out of the wounds that he’s received throughout life. But I don’t try to judge. Is there already a Snabba Cash 2? Yeah, we finished it. We’re opening that in Sweden in August, August 12. What’s in store for J.W. next? Well, it pretty much picks up a year after the first movie ended. He’s in jail. We’re really happy about it. I think it’s a very worthy sequel. Is it a prison movie or does more stuff happen to J.W.? No, it travels. Has J.W. learned anything from his first experience? No. No, not really. I mean, he has but I think he comes closer to becoming a whole person, even though that whole person might not be a great person. But I think that is his big dilemma. He’s such a capable person, of changing himself and fitting in, he’s like a blank piece of paper. I think we all become in the meeting with other people, but J.W. sort of creates himself in the meeting with every other person. That’s the beginning of his downfall because he just doesn’t have a sense of self. In the second movie the choices that have put him in jail are actually sort of making him more of a whole person but that does not say it is a good person. Of course we’re excited you’re going to be the new Robocop, and now we’ve seen hints of the new ED-209. Will your costume fit that new design? [Laughs] I’m not allowed to talk about that. Not specifics, but we now have a sense of what something from that new universe can look like. Yeah, I think we did get a sense from that video of the shape and the tone. You can get a feeling of how it’s going to look from that video. Have you seen any practical models or is it all CGI? No, no, no, I’m regularly going back into the special effects studio and trying on the suit. They’re making adjustments. But is there an ED-209 model? I’ve seen a little more detail, an enhanced version than was on that viral clip. Will your Robocop be rated R? We’ll see. Does that seem like the intention? That’s not up to me. I don’t have any opinions about it. I think we’re both great fans of the character. Could your Murphy pursue his family harder? Mmm, perhaps. I see I’m getting too specific. I didn’t mean to do that. I just wanted to share the excitement. Is it weird that when I see you I imagine your chin sticking out of the visor? [Laughs] No, that’s not weird. Is that the sort of movie you got into acting to do? No, that’s kind of surpassed my wildest imaginations so I have to say no. I never thought or envisioned or dreamed about being part of something like that really. It’s not what drew me to acting at all. I think what drew me to acting was feeling the connection to other actors while doing a greatly written scene. When I started out it was mostly theater that was appealing to me. When I started making movies, I understood how I could transition the technique that I had for theater into film, and then I actually started making movies more. Now I sort of feel that I have to go back to stage pretty soon, like within a year I need to go back on stage. Will you have time to do that? It depends, but that’s the goal. Have you gotten the @For_a_dollar tweets on Twitter? I don’t know, I don’t have Twitter. Oh, any time you say Robocop, @For_a_dollar tweets “I’d buy that for a dollar!” [Laughs] Really? Yes. What’s in store for the next season of “The Killing?” Well, I don’t know. I’m waiting. When would that be if you do Robocop and then back to theater? We haven’t gotten a pickup yet for a third season of “The Killing” so I’m waiting for that. ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online.
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ohva	Interview: Joel Kinnaman Risks Everything in 'Easy Money'	#62	[-]
Jul 19 12 6:32 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	http://social.entertainment.msn.com/movies/blogs/the-hitlist-blogpost.aspx?post=37436255-3a64-4e76-a1b0-ce46a005e224 MSN Entertainment The Hitlist By DannyMiller June 18, 2012 The talented Swedish actor will soon play the lead in the "RoboCop" remake Remember when going to a Swedish film meant listening to attractive, highly educated, and often clinically depressed people talk for hours about their emotional lives while eating strange fish dishes? I loved those movies but Scandinavia has come a long way. Arriving on the heels of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium trilogy, American audiences are being treated to the first film made from Swedish author Jens Lapidus’ Stockholm Noir books. “Easy Money,” directed by Daniel Espinoza (“Safe House”), is a taut crime thriller that showcases the grittier side of Stockholm where organized crime and drug trafficking create dangerous opportunities for quick profits. Handsome “JW” (Joel Kinnaman) comes from a poor working class background but is now a promising student at the Stockholm School of Economics. Hanging out with his privileged peers, JW is trying to pass himself off as a member of the upper class, especially to his new well-to-do girlfiend. When driving a taxi illegally fails to provide enough income for his expensive lifestyle, JW falls in line with a bunch of career criminals for a drug deal he believes will net him a substantial sum. He gets to know various members of the Stockholm underworld, including honchos from the tough Serbian mafia. But nothing goes as planned, and JW’s inexperience puts him at great risk. I sat down with actor Joel Kinnaman just prior to the U.S. release of this edge-of-your-seat thriller. After starring in several well received Swedish films, Kinnaman was noticed by American filmmakers. He appeared in “The Darkest Hour” with Emile Hirsch and Olivia Thirlby, was a contender for the lead roles in “Thor” and “Mad Max 4,” and for the past two years has been starring in AMC’s “The Killing.” Recently, it was announced that Kinnaman would be playing the lead in the remake of 1987’s “RoboCop.” MSN Movies: I understand that the book this film is based on, “Snabba Cash,” was a huge hit in Sweden. Had you read it before you got the part? Joel Kinnaman: Oh yes. It was very popular. I was in the last year of acting school when I read it. And being a little cocky at that time, I kept telling everyone, “I’m going to play JW! It’s me! You may get an audition for it, but I’m going to do it!” I had met Daniel Espinoza a few years earlier during the auditions for his first feature. He wanted to hire me for a part in that but then I got accepted into acting school so I turned it down. That was brave of you! Well, in Sweden you really can’t build a career on being a movie actor, you have to be on the stage. We just make too few movies, and you’re not considered a real actor unless you’ve gone to theater school. I can think of a few actors, like Stellan Skarsgard, who never went to theater school, but he worked in a theater for 12 years, so he got his education there. So how did you end up in the film? When I got out of acting school, I was doing “Crime and Punishment” on the stage, and during that time Daniel and I got together and started developing this other script about these crime brothers in Gothenburg. Then he got “Easy Money” and asked me if I wanted to do it. “Are you fucking kidding?” I said. And then, because I’m a total idiot, I went off and told everyone. “See! I said I was going to play JW!” A few months later, Daniel came back to me and said, “Uh, the producers said you have to audition for the part!” Uh-oh! One of the producers said, “What about Gustaf Skarsbard?” Gustaf (Stellan's son) is my best friend! He went to Daniel and said, “You really want Joel to do it, right?” so in the end he didn’t even audition for it. He's my brother! That's a good friend! Now you owe him! I owe him a lot, actually, because he’s the one who got me into acting in the first place. Watching you in this film, I kept thinking of the Montgomery Clift character in the wonderful George Stevens’ film, “A Place in the Sun,” with Elizabeth Taylor. Both of you could have had it all—the success, the beautiful girl, but you were both your own worst enemies. Oh, I have to see that! Patty Jenkins, the director of “Monster” and the first and last episodes of “The Killing” was just talking to me about that movie, too! I’m going to watch it tonight! I think few Americans are familiar with the status of immigrants in Sweden. Was there any backlash from different groups there about how certain immigrant characters are depicted in the film? Not really. I think the film raises some important questions. Why are people who are second-generation immigrants still not really seen as Swedish, why do they have a much harder time getting jobs? It’s a class problem. In Sweden and in many European countries, the people who come from certain countries in and around Middle East are basically shut out of society. I think what’s so unusual about this film is that we get to meet the family members of the different characters. That gives us such a deeper perspective and puts the danger they are in in a different light. I was especially moved by the relationship between your character and the Chilean immigrant, Jorge, played by Matias Varela. Matias is great! We’ve been friends since we were 16 years old! He’s shooting some episodes of “The Borgias” right now. I know this film is based on the first book of a trilogy. Are the other two books being filmed? Yes, the second film is already made—it opens next month in Sweden. I’ll have a smaller role in the third one but I’m one of the leads in the second. But the books and the movies sort of live in separate universes. JW isn’t even in the second book so this next film is more of a sequel to the movie. I’m really happy with it. I enjoyed the books a lot but I’d say that the films are even more sophisticated. And now you’re suddenly so busy with projects in this country! When do you start shooting the “RoboCop” reboot? In September. I like to call it a re-imagining! Everything is so much bigger here, I’m excited about all the opportunities. We’re still not sure if there’s going to be a third season of “The Killing” but if not, I hope to get back to Sweden and do some plays. I need to get back on the stage! Any thoughts on the remake of “Easy Money” that’s being planned with Zac Efron as JW? I feel completely detached from it. I think it will be a very different story when it’s set in the United States! Good luck to them! “Easy Money” is playing in select cities and is available on VOD. � ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online.
ohva	When you talk to me watching you in my eyes ...	#63	[-]
Jul 19 12 9:12 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	http://www.aftonbladet.se.../film/article15134962.ab Aftonbladet, Sweden 7/18/12 CLEAR HEAD superstar Denzel Washington was quickly told that it was director Daniel Espinosa, who decided on the set of "safe house". GOOGLE TRANSLATE Swedish director berated the divige Denzel Washington During the filming of "Safe house" sat Daniel Espinosa superstar Denzel Washington in place. Now, acclaimed director of friend Joel Kinnaman. - It was so clear who was the captain of the ship, he said in an interview with the magazine Café. Joel Kinnaman, 32, and Daniel Espinosa, 35, worked together for the first time in the film version of "fast cash". Both quickly became good friends and for Espinosa big Hollywood debut with "Safe house" had Kinnaman one of the roles. Clear master - When I came to recording, they had filmed for five months. And it was so clear who was the captain of the ship. Daniel did not even raise his voice, said Joel Kinnaman in an interview with Café. Things were different in the early script stage. Kinnaman says he heard how Espinosa bitten in the actor Denzel Washington, 57. - Denzel did not like any scene and sat and mumbled about it, without eye contact. Daniel said after a while "when you talk to me, watching you in my eyes," said Kinnaman and continues: - Denzel replied, "I do not listen with your eyes." All of the team started well consider what they would do instead when the film was shut down ... But then Denzel laughed and said "okay, okay". Then it was Denzel at Daniel's team the rest of the movie. 'A Champion' For Kinnaman itself was special to play against Washington, even if only for a scene. - All I could think of at that moment was just "wow, here's a champion," he says. Joel Kinnaman Age: 32. Location: Has left the apartment in Stockholm, but are looking to buy one in New York to have as a base. Occupation: Actor. Current project: "Fast cash 2" which premieres in August. ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online.
hibec	Photoshoots for Café and Damernas Värld	#64	[-]
Jul 19 12 7:07 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	So I scanned the magazines! There are interviews in both of them but I'm gonna need a little more time on that because the are pretty big :) Café Magazine Photos by Pierre Björk Actor in top shape. For the shooting of the new RoboCop movie Joel Kinnaman has been working out with soldiers from Navy SEAL. Vest, Ralph Lauren Denim & Supply T-Shirt, NN07 Long underwear, private. (I hope this means they are his because I can totally see him just chilling around at home in only his long johns, haha!) Smoke without fire. "This is my new thing," Kinnaman says about his electronic cigarette, which doesn't smell at all. "The only thing that comes out is steam, harmless for everyone else." Jacket, Our Legacy. T-Shirt, NN07 Trousers, J.Lindeberg Like in a movie Kinnaman has double citizenship. His father is from America and went to Sweden during the Vietnam war. Jacket, Paul Smith Damernas Värld (Ladies World) Photos by Kristine Wreyford Charles Joel Nordström Kinnaman Age: 32 Lives: LA Occupation: Actor Family: Mother, father, four siblings and half sister Melinda Kinnaman. Lives together with model and actor Olivia Munn. Currently in: Easy Money II "I've built my confidence by doing things I can be proud of." "A movie as big as this can put me in a position where I become a name." Joel Kinnaman, from blackout to Hollywood. Enjoy!! Last Edited By: hibec Jul 19 12 7:09 PM. Edited 1 times.
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Aug 8 12 7:01 PM Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	source: http://www.unt.se/kultur/...aefestivalen-696205.aspx The hotel in Stockholm, where the TT spectra hits Joel Kinnaman is a short distance from the Stureplansliv as his role character JW in Fast Cash did everything to become a part of. 2010, he made a success in fast cash and was rewarded later with a Guldbagge.In August, the premiere of the sequel, Fast Cash 2nd - Going back to an old role is like reading a favorite book. It is history but find new things and find that other things are not as important anymore.It's quite pleasant. The international breakthrough came two years ago with the American television series The kid that is based on the Danish offense. The series was praised, particularly in television and film industry, and suddenly opened a door for Kinnaman.He played in Daniel Espinosa film Safe House with Denzel Washington and had a minor role in The girl with the dragon tattoo. The kid is now down after two seasons but Kinnaman is not likely to be short of work. In March it became clear that he will star in the remake of cult movie Robocop from 1987, which will be his biggest role to date. - You can not compare with anything. I make more than half of my scenes with Gary Oldman. I am so proud and happy about it. Something he is not as proud of is The Darkest Hour, alien movie in 3D, which was cut by many critics. He accepted the role because he, after watching Avatar, wanted to make a 3D film.But another thing that helped was that he had been in Hollywood for almost six months without getting any roles. - It was five months of constant adversity. I was refused more than a man becomes a lifetime. Twice a day I was told "Sorry, we do not like you." Although he has lived in Los Angeles on and off for a couple of years, he feels not quite at home. Usually, he is only there a few weeks in shock and most of the time spent on jobs. But he gets time he goes to dinners, parties and socialize with the other "Hollywood Swedes", Alexander Skarsgard, Who Stole, Gustaf Skarsgard, Daniel Espinosa and Matias Varela, among others. - We are often using different times but we support each other, talking about each other at meetings and such.We take strength from the group. It was at Backa Theatre in Gothenburg that he had his breakthrough as an actor when he portrayed Raskolnikov in Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment 2007th And longing for the stage remains. - I can not wait and am terrified. It is ten times scarier to stand in the theater than in Örebro to record Robocop. - While I'm in The Kid, I can do theater. But I have to do it for my development. Now it is a fear, and I have to kill. Joel Kinnaman Age: 32 years. Lives in: Los Angeles and Stockholm. Family: "high" Background: Malmö Theatre Academy (2003-2007), feature film debut in the detective film The Invisible (2002), played Frank Wagner of John Falk movies and Sverker Karlsson in the movies about Arn. Award for Best Actor in fast cash. Current project: fast cash 2 which premieres August 17, the second season of the television series The kid, Lola Versus (2013), and starred in nyfilmatiseringen of Robocop. Kinnaman about ... Fast cash ... 2: - I am proud and happy. Several of the actors are taking big strides. I am impressed by Babak Najafi (director, Ed. Note.). He is inspiring and a master cutter. The kid ...: - It has an un-American tone and imagery that is cinematic. Here the Americans their melancholy pages saturated in their home language. ... Your friend and director Daniel Espinosa: - Although I have worked with many great directors, he is the I prefer working with. He's masterpiece in itself and those who know me best. It is with him I will do my best stuff. ... The alleged relationship with Olivia Munn: - I rather not talk about it. It is better not to talk about that other stuff.
trueblue	new interview	#67	[-]
Aug 14 12 11:32 AM Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	source: www.moviezine.se Google Translation Last nyttIntervjuerBloggywoodTeeVeeHemmabioFestivalyraPostermaniaJoel Kinnaman: "RoboCops costume looks damn cool" Published: August 14, 2012 at. 17:00 "Easy Money II" aktuelle Joel Kinnaman took a break from Hollywood for movie snack with MovieZine. "Easy Money" was really a ticket straight to the dream factory. Three years ago no one knew his name - next summer it will light up theaters worldwide when Joel Kinnaman enters into the role of RoboCop. But before he puts the focus on JW's continuing story, brat guy from "Easy Money" which got into bad company and should be further down in the muck in the bioaktuella sequel. We took a coffee with Joel at Hotel Anglais to talk about happy endings, remakes and his audition for "Thor". You've managed to do something so unusual as to make a sequel that hits number one. What is the secret behind it? - It's great that you like it. I'm very proud of the first movie too of course. Anyone who has been involved in these films has been given two years to mature and strengthen their confidence. All we have taken new steps, and then we have a great director of Babak Najafi makes an incredibly good job. It was a character driven film with great performances. - There has been a hallmark of both films: it will not insert any acidic replicas. Every role is perfectly executed, I think. It is also about it's good haircut and so, but the main characters are an incredibly steady level. Different people connectar with different characters. You often hear stories that affect some more, in the first movie I know that all dads felt it was incredibly annoying with Mrados relationship with her daughter, it was something that grabbed them. This is a sensitive portrait of society's back. What drives your character JW in this movie? - He has hope. Then there is the desperation and despair. From the beginning, it is about that he has not given up somewhere. I think it's interesting JW also in this movie, even if he does not go against any brighter way he starts getting closer to himself. That's what he's been so disconnected from, and continuously adopted new personas with everyone he meets. Now he starts to get closer to who he actually is. Even though that person may not develop into such a positive person. Is he still a good guy, deep down? - Yes ... I think so. But he has done many things that have made it harder. It is the result of their actions. Are there any happy endings in this world? Could all end well for JW? - I think so. Then it is all relative, but it's never too late to find a way that can be more positive. JW has many tools to get out of such a world. He has a social skills for a lot of different parts of society, which is an incredible asset. He is extremely intelligent, and understands the financial world. He can definitely get where he wants. But then you do not know if there is any hope for his soul. When you start to kill people, I think it can be very difficult to come back. I have met some people I know have killed people. There is something dead in their eyes. Some may be able to get through it, it does not penetrate further, but I think it's difficult. Something is lost. What can you tell me about "Fast Cash III"? - It is in preproduction. But it will not be a conventional recording session. They start shooting this fall. It's a hell of a puzzle with everyone's times and different commitment. Other film is a direct sequel to the first film, while the second book is more a stand-alone sequel to the first book. But the third movie, it gets much closer to the third book. There is also Jens Lapidus more back to JW's history. He is not the central figure in the third book but he is in there, he was not even in the second book. So the third film script is based more on the third book. Previous films have almost played out in some kind of parallel universe to the books. I think that the third will go more back to the book. Once you step into a completely different role, namely, "RoboCop". When it's time for it? - I begin to scratch at the end of August, then we begin to record September 15. I've tried the suit ... But did not even dare take a picture yourself, what if they lose their phone? That's so damn sensitive. We have tested the suit on several different occasions, there is a long process, that. We have shown that of all the toy manufacturers and it looks damn cool out. It's damn good. What do you think of the original? - I love the original, I've seen it maybe 15-20 times. There are several remakes now Verhoeven films. He has a very special tone yourself, it's over-the-top and very violent. I'm not a superfan of remakes, really, but here is another very strong and a good director who makes it here. When I first found out that it would be a new "RoboCop" was not something I was interested at all to join in. I thought that it will I have to watch maybe. But when I found out that it is José Padilha who will do it, then it became something entirely different. And he has a whole new angle on this. There is an element of satire, but it is not at all in the same way that Verhoeven does. It will be much more "gritty". Remakes are usually the most stand a little skeptical. - In the theater we play on our favorite stories over and over again. Our generation is not so much to the theater, but there is something natural in that we as people talk about our favorite stories. Then there is obviously a commercial interest, they work well because people know the brand and know what it is. How many "RoboCop" films have you signed up? - Three. But these kinds of big movies planned to be a franchise. Becomes the first a success, they have guaranteed the runner is going well. Yes, if it is not crappy. You have exams filmed for "Thor" also, have you had action roles in sight? - It was actually the first audition I did for an American project. It made me here from Sweden, before moving on. Because it is a Nordic figure they sought worldwide. I just sent a tape and then came on pretty well. It felt like we were close, I was one of the five who came the furthest, it was written. But it takes a lot of you should get the part. How does a place like casting tape out? Are you standing there with a blonde wig and a hammer? - Haha, and Buttericks-dress in plastic? I borrow all those things from Fares Fares (laughs). It was with a camera phone, I was in and of itself stands on it. I've gotten better at it now, trying to make it look as neat as possible. It can definitely be good to use props, as a pistol or rifle. Anything that makes it feel better. Otherwise you should try to keep it as neutral as possible. You do not want to focus remains on the wrong stuff. Only add if it gives nothing. I försöke usually dress the way I think that a character dress, unless there is a god ... It was just neutral clothing. Joel Kinnaman about ... Lola Versus (on DVD November 14) - It was a lighthearted story and recording. Fun to be five weeks in New York, and working with Greta Gerwig. She is an odd person. I have not spent so much time in romkomgenren so it was quite nice, not having to get bogged down in angst-ridden situations. It passed quickly away. I'm not getting as much out of it, but it was still fun. Johan Falk - Codename Lisa (the movies February 8) - It is the last in the series, that's when the resolution comes the story of Frank Wagner. Much of what drew me to the project from the beginning, it happens in the film. If it gets a happy ending? You'll have to wait and see ... (Laughter) Arthur & Lancelot - I had started working on it, ridträning and fencing. Lancelot was also a damn good role. I made sure that his courage must come from a death wish, that he is a bit suicidal. I felt I had something going on. But the project is completely dead now. Then I got "RoboCop" instead, and can say it was a couple of notches up. Snabba Cash II Biopremiär:17 augusti 2012 Regissör:Babak Najafi Snabba Cash III Biopremiär:27 september 2013 Regissör:Jens Jonsson RoboCop Biopremiär: 9 augusti 2013 Regissör:
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Aug 17 12 11:45 AM Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	source: www.mynewsdesk.com Google Translation Meet Joel Kinnaman before the premiere of Fast CASH II Joel Kinnaman plays the character of the JW Easy Money II, which today has its Swedish premiere. Picture: Jim Lindmark. JW will get another chance. Commerce Student's quest for quick cash has given him a long sentence in Norrtälje Institution. Now it's time for the first late pass. Today, Friday, August 17, it is time for the premiere of Easy Money II. Meet Joel Kinnaman, who again plays JW. How do you do with your role in nature? - He has been through all the bad decisions ended up in a dark situation with a great inner emptiness. He tries to be different from the person he is. Although the way he walks is not very bright so he starts to get closer to himself. What have you put into the role? How does the director, Babak Najafi? - We have had extensive discussions about what we want to tell. The big difference compared to the number one was that we improvised a lot more now. Joel Kinnaman offers the example of a group in the prison, which is included at the beginning of the movie. - It was just a rock slide from the beginning, I did not even know there was an audio recording. I began to hold forth for someone to say something. The scenes between me and Dragomir Mrsic, who plays Mrado, was not written. But we found a good flow together. Do you prefer improvisation to strict script? - I like it better with a script that has more to offer, where you do not feel the need to have to solve the situation on the ground. Same time, restrictions are sometimes very good for art. It has to operate within the constraints that exist. - We have sharpened a lot on the script during filming and I'm very happy with the results. It is demanding but also very interesting. Fast Cash I have this summer been released in theaters in New York and Los Angeles, and another handful of American cities. Joel Kinnaman, part of which lives in Los Angeles, has participated in the launch. - A foreign film in a foreign language with subtitles and not Oscar nominee is svårlanserad in the U.S.. I've been on interviews and talk shows and we have had Martin Scorsese helped. But the film means a lot to me and I am happy to promotar it, Sage Joel Kinnaman. Joel Kinnaman has in the past year participated in three American productions: The Killing, a television series based on the Danish offense, Daniel Espinosa Safe house and now the remake of cult movie Robocop (1987). He describes the vast difference between playing in the U.S. and Sweden as "more resources". The advantage of big budget movies is that you get access to the best in the world. At the same time increasing the pressure on directors of the larger budgets it is. The requirement for performance is large: - It is simply more people who have opinions about the film and it requires a director who knows what he wants and has a strong position. The artistic freedom becomes increasingly larger with lower budgets. It is the advantage of making films in a European model with a high proportion of public funds. The success in the U.S. have led to Joel Kinnaman are now hot on the American film market. - I feel fortunate to get to work with the big ones. I compete there as well, all English-speaking world. I have found the directors that I really dreamed of. Now, when I get the chance in Jose Padilhas Robocop so opens the door for more leading roles in the really big movies. In October, starts filming of Easy Money III. What about the JW? - He has a little different role here. We are about to check out the script and piece of schedules. I look forward to the start of shooting. God Save the King (2005) was the first film by Joel Kinnaman as Film the West co-produced. Since then it has become another sixteen. How does the cooperation with Film i Vast? - It is incredibly high level of all filmmakers here. The same applies locations - we've been in most places in Gothenburg and Trollhättan, but has always found new corners and angles to record on. - I feel at home here in Gothenburg, I started course of my career here, in Backa Theatre with Crime and Punishment. And to the stage, I will return. Gus Kaage, Film i Vast. Free for publication on providing the source. Facts Joel Kinnaman Born: 1979. Location: Stockholm and Los Angeles. Family: Large. Career: Malmö Theatre Academy, worked at the Gothenburg City Theatre. Guldbagge Awarded 2001 for Best Actor for Fast Cash I. Movies: Johan Falk * (seven films 2009-12), Safe House (2012), Easy Money II * (2012), The Darkest Hour (2011), The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011), Fast Cash * (2010) , In Veins * (2009), Arn - The Kingdom at Road end * (2008), Arn: The Knight Templar * (2007), Storm * (2006), God Save the King * (2005), Hannah of H * (2003), The Invisible * (2002) * Films co-produced with Film i Vast Easy Money II is produced by Three Friends in co-production with Film i Vast
trueblue	Joel Kinnaman aiming for the top	#69	[-]
Aug 18 12 9:35 AM Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	source: http://www.gp.se/kulturno...innaman-siktar-pa-toppen Five years ago, played to the king of gloom as Raskolnikov in Crime and Punishment in Backa Theatre. Now that the international breakthrough has become a fact forges Fast Cash 2-aktuelle Joel Kinnaman plans to build his own movie empire. He smokes his battery-powered electronic cigarette. Water vapor escapes into the air, nicotine takes the other way, into Joel Kinna's lungs. It is a busy and very physically fit man who sits and sucks on his cigarette at a hotel a stone's throw from Stureplan in his hometown of Stockholm. If Hammarby Comforter Kinnaman had hoped for a few days off ports those hopes dashed. And after waiting Stockholm, London, New York, Stockholm again and Los Angeles. Longing for fixed point With its basiga, crabbed little voice and his very Stockholmian dialect he notes that he longs for a certain fixed point and more time with the important people. Sometimes. But the restlessness would come quickly if he really was in the same place all the time. The rootless life is the result of Joel Kinna's acting career has taken off significantly with the role of police Stephen Holder in the TV series The Killing , and with films like Fast Cash, Safe house , and the remake of RoboCop which kicks off on September 10. So instead of peace and quiet, he cool experiences and the opportunity to work with people he respects and find interesting. - I feel respect from people like myself look up to. And of course, I have other economic opportunities. It is also awesome and nothing I had expected, said Joel Kinnaman who was not very good in school and had no great talents or dreams. Småpessimistisk He describes it as he was a bit småpessimistisk for their own future. Maybe he could be half shitty copywriter at a third-class advertising agency in Sveg. The only thing he was good at was relationships, social life, and he had a large circle of friends. Experience was what he was going to be rich. Relatively unconcerned wandering teenager Joel Kinnaman ahead in life despite poor attendance meant that he did not receive any high school grades. Money, he was always in through short positions in barsvängen. After high school, he decided to travel for seven years, and then, when he turned 26, simply take a decision on the future. To get closer to the trip he took to Oslo and worked at the factory and lied to a barchefsjobb in the French Alps, a job he was utterly unqualified for. - The masked me by being incredibly rude to all guests. Then it seems that you know what you're doing. I thought. Every time someone ordered a drink I could not so I said: It does not exist anymore. I was schooled in Stockholm restaurant world, then you should be rude. In the end, I was startled because I was not feeling so good about that. Seven-year journey After three or four months, Joel Kinnaman collected enough money to begin a seven year journey out into the world. Joel Kinnaman has dual citizenship. His American father deserted the Vietnam War, lived on the run in Laos and northern Thailand for five years and ended up in Sweden. So that part of the world is important to the family mythology as Joel Kinnaman puts it. He went to an ordinary municipal nursery that had an English-speaking department and later in elementary school, he went into a home language class, which resulted in the overnight party in one million program suburb of Tensta, as well as in the affluent Djursholm. English was free which makes it a lot easier when he makes Hollywood career. His sister became a child star While growing up was acting there as a kind of familiar. His half sister Melinda Kinnaman who became a child star in My Life as a Dog 1985 showed up the world and when Joel Kinnaman was ten years old, he got a role in the SVT focus Metropolitan of Ingmar Bergman's son Daniel who was with Melinda. The seven rib was only one and a half and when Joel Kinnaman stopover in Stockholm to save up for a new journey, to South America, he became interested when one of his best friends, Gustaf Skarsgård, passionately talked about acting and Stage School, where he went then. So Joel searched where he and prepared a lot, including a monologue from Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey into Night . Emotions welled up and he really felt at home in Edmunds showdown with his father. Joel Kinnaman read to Gustaf Skarsgård and shook and sweated and lived himself into the role so much that it just became aggressive grunts. He said not a single intelligible word. In Joel's own head was all clearly, but only there. Missed Stage School But there were moments when it felt right, when everything was one big calm. In the Stage School, he is not on the first two attempts. Instead, he went a year at a small theater school, worked as a bartender and got a couple of film roles, including eight replicas in the thriller The Invisible . Eventually, he came into the Theatre Academy in Malmö. - Then I thought: If I do not belong to the top ten percent of my generation within five years after I passed out, then I'll find something else to do. But what the hell, I could not otherwise. But then it felt right to have a goal. It's a scary and uncertain profession. He puffs on his electric cigarette and celebrates education but sighs that many of the school went into a role. It could be in a certain way. - My parents were communists when I grew up but I was still annoyed that all would be left. It was and is unpleasant for everyone to think the same thing. Sets Ultimatum He is a little drastic, Joel Kinnaman. Like when he once again and threatens himself and sets ultimatum. Now it's about the theater he did not spend any time in recent years. - If I do not come back to the theater in a few years, it is purely negative for my development. When he talks about the acting profession, he is far from the drama The Myth of severe anxiety. Romanticism about the suffering artist makes him feel sick. That attitude put him to the test when he was cast as Raskolnikov in Crime and Punishment in Backa Theatre 2007th - Yes, it was an open goal. It was made to walk around by yourself at night in the streets of Gothenburg. Being depressed and not talking to anyone, sit at home and drink wine and go into some kind of semi-psychosis. I decided instead that I would feel so damn good during the rehearsal process. Otherwise, it can be like an acting competition in feel worst. Misplace Joel Kinnaman has lost four phones this year alone. Distracted is the word he uses. But now, with the money that success gives him, he can afford to replace the things he misplace. U.S. becomes more and more at home for him, which he did not believe the Bush administration days, when he could not imagine spending much time there. Soon he gives into the Brazilian director José Padilhas RoboCop-world. - It will be good. He is perfect for the film. He's tough. The film has type $ 160 million in the budget and many are very nervous when their careers are at stake. Flops such a film get top company boss rush, so it's just. Then you have to have a director who has big enough balls to keep his vision and make the right trade-offs. Manage position He is well aware that he has been an important year ahead of him to manage his position in the acting world. It is now he has the opportunity to do the lead role in the budget-quality films, it's the roles he is looking for and it is in anticipation of the great movie will have its premiere as the smaller films can free ride on all the attention that some actors give. - Sure, I think strategically. I'm building a career course. The goal is to get greater and greater choice and hence power. With this power you can start your own projects and ultimately produce their own films where you can choose which ones are included. And what stories they want to tell. There will not be in Sweden, says Joel Kinnaman and continues: - It's amazing the film that does not need to be profitable, as it may be in Sweden, and that makes our cultural life is rich. But to get there you have to have a different type of skill, one that I have not. I want to work with my extended family of friends and colleagues whom I respect. Stockholm is home Hollywood career in spite of Stockholm is home of Joel Kinnaman is now going to buy a new apartment in the capital. There are also plans to have a base in New York while he spends a lot of time in Los Angeles. It's fine now Joel Kinnaman, on several levels. During the summer, he has increasingly open and increasingly appeared with actress and model Olivia Munn. Yet, despite the film star status, he does not see his career as a revenge because he was not a particularly successful pupil. - In high school, there were probably a few teachers that would have little småglada if I had died. It was really bad and if you saw the weaknesses of any teacher there and where to cut. But otherwise, I was not a bad student, I missed the most discipline to take me to school. The discipline has come in old age. Martin Röshammar CHARLES JOEL KINNAMAN NORDSTRÖM, 32 What makes you laugh? - My friends. What are you most proud of? - My family. During the reading lamp? - I read about A Million Little Pieces by James Frey. Who would you like to be? - Steven Seagal. Who are you most inspired by? - Chuck Norris. What is the best advice you have received? - It's how you handle your adversity that defines you. New York or Los Angeles? - Both. Vain? - I'm not particularly vain! Family Large. Together with actress Olivia Munn. Lives Going to buy a new apartment in Stockholm but also plans to have its future base in New York. MUSIC Joel Kinnaman love black music, especially hip hop.Which just made him an oddity at the Theatre Academy in Malmö. He listens a lot on Kendrick Lamar and one may assume that Joel did not miss Asap Rocky on Way out West last weekend. THEATRE Television series The Killing, where he made the role as Stephen Holder is abandoned after two seasons and 26 episodes. Maybe it opens for a comeback on the stage while Joel Kinnaman notes that "to be in a play does nothing for one's career." HOLLYWOOD As a foreigner in show business in the U.S. has an advantage as Joel Kinnaman. Not least because they do not know much about the culture and the environment they come from. "You have to be a little hard, show this, I accept this and I do not accept." Last Edited By: ohva Aug 19 12 11:31 AM. Edited 1 times.
GreenIvy		#70	[-]
Aug 18 12 8:36 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Steven Seagal? Chuck Norris? He can't be serious. I don't get it :(
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Dane		#71	[-]
Aug 19 12 5:37 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	GreenIvy wrote: Steven Seagal? Chuck Norris? He can't be serious. I don't get it :( Yeah, I had a good chuckle over that as well.
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Aug 19 12 6:44 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I think 'somebody' just finished the gun and Navy Seal training he had been talking about, and now is an 'action star'. ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online.
asloveas.swedishdelishal...		#73	[-]
Aug 19 12 7:27 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	He want to be the big action star :)
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Aug 28 12 7:47 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks to taperjeangirl for the translation from Swedish-- Here's a translation of what's being said: Question:�If you could share an important lesson you’ve learned in life, what would that be? Joel:�I think it is my big sister.... she’s very good at facing her fears, and I think that’s something that is very important to do, and keep doing. If there is something you’re afraid of you should challenge yourself and do just that thing that you’re afraid of, and not shy back. Because if there’s anything that makes you evolve and get success in what you do, it’s courage, and the only way to become courageous is to face your fears. When I went to “stage school”, which is the big theater school in Sweden, I got a total blackout on stage once, I had NO idea what I was supposed to say, and I was in the middle of telling a story and suddenly it was just black. There were lots of people in the audience; teachers, older students.... and I got so incredibly nervous and it was such an unpleasant experience that I felt “I’m never going to stand on a stage again in my life”. And this was in the middle of my education and I had already made the choice that this was what I was going to do with my life... and I also had a very strong stage fright, I felt SO bad before... now there’s motorcycles outside! It’s Hell’s Angels and Bandidos on the streets of Södermalm! Ehm..... I also had an incredible stage fright, every time before I went on stage, I threw up. And when these two things together.... throwing up every time before going on stage, and then while on stage having a blackout, I thought to myself “I can’t keep doing this, this is not a good job for me”. But I wanted to give myself one last challenge, before I gave up, in a way.... I almost did give up.... and I decided to do a 1½ hour monologue on stage, because I thought that must be the scariest thing I could do, and it was such a huge challenge to myself, and it was SO scary that I think I scared my fear! And I think you have to do that sometimes. Ehm... and it went incredibly well! I didn’t stumble on a single line during the 1½ hours I did the monologue, and after that my stage fright disappeared, I never felt sick before going on stage again, and I haven’t had a blackout since! And then the challenges that came after that.... My first job after graduation from “stage school”, was to be on stage for 3½ hours, and it felt like nothing! I had been on stage by myself, doing a monologue for 1½ hours! So I think that is my most important advice. Challenge your fears. ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online. Last Edited By: ohva Aug 28 12 7:54 AM. Edited 2 times.
ohva	Interview with Joel Kinnaman	#75	[-]
Sep 2 12 8:05 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I copied this article from the below link. It was in Swedish. It appears to be the text from the Cafe interview. I then used Google translate. There were no paragraph breaks in the text, so I split into paragraphs where it seemed logical. http://www.gradvall.se/artiklar.asp?entry_id=914 GOOGLE TRANSLATE Joel Kinnaman, who now becomes RoboCop, is on track to become the largest international film star alongside Noomi Rapace. Interview about his upbringing with hip-hop, alienation and his discipline as an actor. For Café, August issue 2012th Text: Jan Gradvall Football in Stockholm has always been characterized by rivalry between AIK, Djurgården and Hammarby. Bosses fraternize that they hate each other just as much. But from next year, Hammarby boss to have an unbeatable advantage in the battle of Stockholm. Hammarby will have RoboCop in the stands. On 10 september starts recording of "RoboCop" with devotee Hammarby Supporter Joel Kinnaman in the lead role. Joel has gone on South Stadium since he was six years old. In nine years, he was also goalkeeper in Hammarby teams. - I did not miss a game if I'm home in Stockholm. His RoboCop costume is already done. - I got the cast of the legs, arms and upper body in silicone. Just my nostrils stuck out, said Joel Kinnaman and pull in some extra air through the nose to demonstrate the feeling. - It all started when I had to step into a 3D scanner that x-rayed the entire body. I could then see my own body grow digitally beside myself. This process sounds almost like a part of the film. - Really. A kind of robot version of myself. Then I start training with a couple of Navy SEALs to get in shape physically. Navy SEALs are the U.S. special forces who carried out the operation when it tracked and killed Osama Bin Laden. The acronym SEAL refers to their ability to perform tasks "at sea, in the air and on land." Soldiers from the Navy SEALs also moonlights as a personal trainer in Hollywood productions. - We train a few hours a day. First preparatory training. Then tactical training. Before RocoCop becomes RoboCop, he was a skilled police.Therefore, I have been training police operations like those conducted by SWAT teams (Special Weapons And Tactics). José is damn sure that everything will be right. José Padilha, the director of the new "RoboCop" and hopefully a guarantee that the new movie will premiere in 2013, not even going to be yet another Hollywood remake that is worse than the original . the first "RoboCop" film from 1987 is a science fiction classics brilliantly directed by Dutchman Paul Verhoeven. A mortally wounded police rebuilt into a cyborg - half human, half robot - and then released loose among the prank call on Detroit's streets. director José Padilha, born 1967, is from Brazil and has created sensation in the film world with his rock hard films. After the documentary "Bus 174", a street in Rio that holds an entire bus hostage, he has made two films about the Brazilian equivalent of SWAT. "Tropa de Elite" and "Tropa de Elite 2" (as in the U.S. named "Elite Squad") is extremely tight, extremely violent films that hits that punched in the stomach and asking the same questions as in "RoboCop." How long can the police really going to keep order in an increasingly violent society? "Tropa de Elite 2" from 2010 is the highest grossing film ever in Brazil. - José is a class director, says Joel. He has great confidence in himself. Good ideas can easily be watered down when the directors must give in to others' opinions. But José's track record gives him the respect and importance even among Hollywood producers. He is also a very special person with a background as a physicist. - Our new version of "RoboCop" is also not a remake, but not a new film based on the same idea.The film will be dirty, realistic. , We sit in a restaurant in Stockholm and Joel Kinnaman hauls up a cigarette and start smoking indoors. People look iffy from the tables around but no one says anything. , it looks exactly like a regular cigarette, but turns out to be an electronic cigarette which is completely odorless. - This is my new baby, Joel and pulls a neck puff to. It is battery operated. Inside here is the pure nicotine. It comes out in the air is only water vapor, harmless to others. - It started with me, that is old snuff users and smokers, chewing nicotine gum so much that I got sore jaws. I woke up in the morning with a headache and felt I had to do something. - But this is perfect. The only downside is that it dries out the vocal cords and that you get a little hoarse voice, just like when you smoke for real. I usually also sneak smoke a bit of airplanes, although you do not get it. I do like this, says Joel and shows how he pulls up shirt over his head and smokes then some inside the shirt. Joel Kinnaman is on track to become the largest international film star alongside Noomi Rapace. Before he was cast as "RoboCop" was he was close to getting the lead role in the first Marvel movie "Thor" and then the next "Mad Max 4: Fury Road" where he in the final thinning lost to Tom Hardy who plays respirator villain in "The Dark Knight Rises." In Sweden, he is currently on becoming even more through "Fast Cash 2" which will premiere on August 17. Joel Kinna's way of playing JW, the guy from the country that pretends to be the brat and living double life, nails the character and rings a lot zeitgeist. Stockholm today is full of people from the provinces who at parties ever felt like JW. Lost class passengers in a transit hall between alienation and inner circles. Just look at myself and the rest of the cafe newsroom. Jens Lapidus, who wrote "Fast Cash" and created JW, says: - I had an image of the JW in my head that had been carved out over several years of thinking and writing. So I went to the filming of the first "fast cash" film at Café Opera one evening. It was packed with people, it was a party scene that would be recorded. Extras, film people and actors. I slid around in the crowd and then suddenly I stopped: further away I saw JW, it was clear. - Without ever having met Joel Kinnaman I knew immediately who he was playing. Later, when I saw him act succeeded Joel really strike the balance in JW's strong drive and sensitive dual nature. A very good actor. "Fast Cash 2" starts right where "Fast Cash" ends, with JW in prison, though a few years later. - We got to record the scenes in Germany, said Joel Kinnaman.In Sweden, it is forbidden to film inside prisons and in runs. But then deviates action from Jens Lapidus's novel trilogy Stockholm Noir ("fast cash", "Never fuck up", "Life deluxe").JW gets a life of its own in the film. There are also advanced plans for a "fast cash 3." - Jens has been extremely generous by the films let their characters live in a parallel universe. To me it feels very rewarding to return to the same character. It feels like the role matured. This time I do less but expresses more. balance between strong drivers and sensitive dual nature - to quote Lapidus - has become one of Joel Kinna's specialty. It also characterizes his strongest role to date performance, the role of the Holder in the TV series "The Killing." In Sweden, many have been skeptical of "The Killing" the American version of "offense" / "Förbrydelsen". The Danish original was hugely popular in Sweden.In the United States dropped the series a third of viewers after the conclusion of the first season when a lot of teasing on that one did not end murder case. But in the second season of "The Killing" - which TV4 broadcast later this fall or winter - departs the plot of "The Killing" completely "crime". It's not the same person who is the killer. Joel Kinnaman also do something totally own the role. In the United States, he has received rave reviews, while some Swedish bloggers got the idea that Joel Kinnaman talks bad American. He does not. Joel Kinnaman has an American father, has dual citizenship and speaks with no accent. contrast, he speaks not normal American in the role of Shareholder. He sounds like a white trying to sound like a black, hence his exaggerated way of speaking. A Wigger who love hip hop, a move that further and further through the series. His movement patterns in the second season is reminiscent of Eminem in "8 Mile" It's very hip in your role of interpretation in "The Killing." Is it deliberate? - It is very consciously. That was my take on the role when I did audition. There were a few lines in the script that I olkade that the Holder would be someone who loved hip hop. The director who filmed the pilot picked up on it like hell. And the writers thought it was fun.When the pilot was approved by the AMC, and filming could start of season one, it was written in as part of the role. Which replicas was it exactly that made you elaborate on that? - There is one exchange between me and Linden ( the series' protagonist, Holders police colleague) where I talk about my background in the police. I tell Linden that during eight years undercover in the street and describes it as: 'Street Level ... Rakim shooting Rahim ". My interpretation was that a guy who expresses himself so, who grew up in a poor neighborhood in Seattle and has been a trovärig undercover cop, should have a relationship with hip hop. Like yourself hiphop? - I've always listened to hip hop. The first two LPs I bought was "Fear of a Black Planet" by Public Enemy and Dr. Albans first album.I also went to high school in the United States for a year. I went to a school in a poor area outside of Austin, where 45 percent of the school was in the gang. There were metal detectors, local police had an office inside the school, which says a lot. Three students were killed during the years I went there. - But for me it was a good experience. I played football, was the kicker. My friends on the team, most blacks and Mexicans, thought it was extremely funny with a blonde, skinny tickled and went about omlädningsrummet listening to Too Short. This meant that they took me under their wings. We clicked through humor. - On the south side of Stockholm, I had grown up with people who were a bit messy. and do not be afraid of it. The white at the school were all rednecks. I could not feel further from them. That kind of stuff came back when I played Holder. In each role to play retrieve things from their own experiences. You really feel what viewers. It was impossible to find the exact tonträffen without having a relationship with it. - I have received very positive feedback for the United States. To someone who comes from another country, coming to the U.S. and manage to find a credible tonträff American subcultural character outside of the mainstream, it attracted attention. It is commendable i really been happy. , in a scene in season 2 you call a guard at a casino for Slick Rick. Was it written into the script? - No, it was me who improvised I called the other guard for Big Daddy Kane (haha), but it was unfortunately away. In another scene in "The Killing", I quote: a text line of Big Daddy Kane. The producers were afraid that the two references could lead to compensation claims. Are there things in your own childhood reminiscent of the exclusion you portray the Holder of "The Killing" and JW in "fast cash"? - The fact that I have an American Dad, I went to a nursery with two compartments, one of the Swedish children and one for overseas, where I ended up. I even went after a while in a public school where there were native language classes from all over town. Apart from the usual classes A, B and C, there were S-classes where I went. - When we played football, it was us against the Swedes. For me it was still a big difference compared to my friends. I saw the Swedish. It did not make a friend for example had a Gambian father. I got up early to experience how people are treated differently simply because of the look. Awareness of this has influenced my life and my world view. Your dad ended up in Sweden during the Vietnam War? - He was 19 when he became the 1965 draftad (forced inducted in the arm). He was a surfer in Los Angeles, smoked grass and thought life was fantastic. Then he suddenly ended up in the army. He was sent to Bangkok. With his long hair and beard suited him not at all in the authoritarian environment and ended up wrong directly. - Dad started hanging out with European backpackers. He received a macroeconomic perspective, the conflict began to question U.S. involvement in the conflict and became increasingly vocal in their protests against the war. One night, he jumped over the fence. He had arranged for a truck waited. Then he ran to Laos. to desert the U.S. Army means the death penalty or life imprisonment. Joel Kinna's father hid in Laos for five years. - It was no small decision.He did escape, "Now I die and are born again." When people from the intelligence came to the village where Joel Kinna's father lived and started asking questions, "Who is American?", he realized that he was not safe there anymore. He lived with a woman who also just become pregnant. He had to borrow a pass from Canadian journalist. He then flew to the Soviet Union where he then traveled to Sweden. Sweden was the only country in the world during the Vietnam War received the American deserters, which contributed to the very frosty relationship between the U.S. and Sweden. Prime Minister Olof Palme joined the demonstrations against the Vietnam War and called at one time home of the Swedish Ambassador to the United States. Steve Kinnaman, originally named David Kinnaman, came to Sweden in the midst of the Vietnam War and became active in the FNL movement. The child, who has been to Laos and was born in Sweden, was named Melinda Kinnaman and went on to become one of Sweden's leading actresses. Joel Kinnaman, who was born eight years later, was Steve's first biological child with another woman, Bitte. To unravel siblings Kinnaman, with full-and half-siblings, is complicated. But Joel Kinnaman has five sisters if you include two "loan sisters," as he calls them Another of Joel Kinna's sisters are Leyla Belle Drake. She also was an actor for a while and made an acclaimed role in "Falling beautifully." But then she saddled her and has now international success corresponding to Joel, but as agent on Salomonsson Agency. When Joel Kinnaman was five years old, Melinda Kinnaman a role as a child actor in the blockbuster "My life as a dog." A film from 1985 that won a Golden Glode for best foreign film, was nominated for two Oscars and was Lasse Hallström's breakthrough in Hollywood. Michael Jackson loved "My life as a dog" so much that he rented the entire Liseberg only to go carousel protagonist Anton Glanzelius. While Anton Glanzelius after a while ended up acting - today he is TV producer and director of one of TV4's daughter channels - so continued Melinda Kinnaman and got one prestigious role after another. How were you of Melinda's role in "My Life that dog? " - I was so small and misunderstood everything. I thought that her movie role meant that she played Ronja. I thought it was skithäftigt that my sister would be a Ronja ... and was really disappointed when it was not so. I have no memories of when I saw the movie the first time. I only remember that we are all at home were very happy for Melinda's sake. - But what I mainly influenced by was years after "My life for a dog." Melinda had to work with all the great Lasse Hallström, Bo Widerberg, Lars Norén, Stellan Skarsgård. These individuals also appeared at our house on birthdays and the like. There was something cool with it. Another world as you plötslligt had insight and connection. When Joel Kinnaman was ten years old, he was by Melinda Kinna's then boyfriend, Daniel Bergman (son of Ingmar Bergman), offered a role in the television soap opera "City." - I'm a little brother who went around and was småkaxig. It was really bad script, I realized even as a ten year old. Of all the soaps at the time was "City" also the lowest status. What made the greater impression than the spectacle was making things like having a taxi waiting outside the school. And to end two hours earlier. Following "City" released Joel Kinnaman spectacle making. It took over ten years before he started again. He entered the Theatre Academy in Malmö. Already during his education, he started getting film roles. The first big movie he was in was Ulf Malmros "Hey King". Then he got a role in "Arn" and then in the Johan Falk films. How does it work when in the days when you decide what roles you accept? Do you utprintade script sent home? - No, not in the U.S.. Secrecy is great because nothing will leak. Sometimes you have to go up offices in LA and where to sit and read the script in place. Sometimes you get encrypted versions via email that you can open only one time. - When we recorded the final three episodes of the second season of "The Killing" were handed out script where much was crossed out with black. During some scenes, major parts of the team not be present. "The Darkest Hour" (lousy movie about an alien invasion in Moscow) was certainly no masterpiece. What made you say yes to that? - I had just come to LA. This was before "fast cash" had its premiere. I went around to a lot of auditions and it was crappy. You stand there with 30 other guys. We have all chosen to dress in costume and look the same ... In the end, do auditions for roles that you do not even want, but is there anyway to show that they are loyal to rollbesättaren. - In this mode, I got the script for "The Darkest Hour". It stood out in several ways. Firstly, it was a sci-fi film about an alien invasion. Hey a boyhood dream. In Sweden is not that kind of movies. The film would be in 3D, I was completely blown away by "Avatar." Plus, it was clear that the lead role would be played by Emile Hirsch as just then played in Sean Penn's superb "Into the Wild." - During recording, I began to suspect that all was not right, but still tried to do my best. That I always try. You can not just set the shoes. Your character in "The Darkest Hour" is Swedish. Was it that in the original script? - No, the script, he was a German.There was another reason why I said yes to the role. Ever since I saw "Dr. Strangelove" I've dreamed about playing a German. (Starts pulling with the right arm and recite Peter Sellers German English from the film.) I took in as much during sample filmningarna I basically turned the character into a Nazi. Director and producers watch varandrade and said, "Hmm, he will probably not be a German" (haha). And it was well paid, I guess? - It was not such a large sum to be Hollywood, but it was still more money than I thought I ever thought I would serve. I did not even clear school. How to get a character to be believable? - I met Michael Mann a while ago. He is a big fan of "The Killing" and wanted to meet with me. I took the opportunity to ask him about "Heat", one of my absolute favorite movies. The cooperation that Michael Mann and Robert DeNiro have in the movie is so damn fine. - You know the scene at the end of "Heat" when DeNiro go with the girl to the airport but then suddenly changes his mind, realizes that he can not release it without the need to avenge ? The scene would not have been believable if not throughout the film until, through small but extremely important details, gained insight into the extreme control DeNiros human nature. - Mann and DeNiro know exactly what they want to tell with the character. And it makes you believe in him 100 percent. How is it when you get to meet with Michael Mann? - His agent called my agent. We met at his office. Where is it? - Santa Monica. How accurate is a meeting for? Bidding on Michael Mann on coffee and mineral water? - Yes, about that. We just sat and talked fairly unbiased. I have no idea if he thinks of me for a role, or if I'm just one out of ten he hits.When I went out Zach Galifianakis sat on the couch and waited. Then we were three and buzzed for a while. I think at least not that Michael thought about us for the same role (haha). - What's fun is that now I have reached a position that will allow myself to ask for their own encounters with people I want to work with. Joel Kinnaman have left his apartment in Södermalm in Stockholm but now lives most of the time in the United States.When he played in "The Killing", he has six months living in a rented apartment in Vancouver. "The Killing" takes place actually in Seattle (neighboring city to Vancouver), but many American film productions sited in Canada because it contractually is cheaper to shoot there. When Joel is in LA, he lives at home with "a friend". When I ask who it is, he replies: "She is very kind." (A week after we met, had U.S. newspapers swarm reports that Joel Kinnaman went hand in hand with Oliva Munn, model and actress, brilliant in Aaron Sorkins "The Newsroom.") - I do not think the actor pillars to talk too much about his private life. Audience perceptions of the privaperson can stand in the way of role playing. Joel Kinnaman considering getting New York apartment and use it as a base. - It is halfway. Then you can go to Stockholm for a long weekend, it is impossible from LA. Joel Kinnaman myself have had a Mann / DeNiro-like collaboration with Daniel Espinosa. First in the "fast cash" and then in "Safe house", Daniel Espinosa, the first Hollywood movie.Following the "Safe House" with Denzel Washington played in one and a half billion is now Daniel Espinosa becoming an equal player in Hollywood. - Daniel is one of my closest friends. I commend him for everything. It was so cool to see him directing the U.S.. When I got to the recording they had filmed for five months. And it was so clear who was the captain of the ship. He did not even raise your voice Everyone was on his team, it is far from obvious on film recordings. - Another person, who does not know that I know Daniel, later told an early script review. Denzel sat there with their high script bundles ahead. He makes sure to save all output from all scripts versions to keep track of everything. Denzel did not like any scene and sat and mumbled about it, without making eye contact. Daniel said after a while: "When you talk to me, you look me in the eyes". Denzel replied: "I do not listen with eyes." - It was completely quiet in the room. All the team began to think about what they would do instead when the film was shut down. But then laughed Denzel and said "Okay, okay." Then it was on Denzel Daniels teams the rest of the film. On filming in Hollywood producers are always on folded chairs: But Daniel managed to port them from recording. They had to sit in a tent instead. Your role in "Safe house" consists primarily of an extremely violent fight with Ryan Rynolds ("Green Lantern"). How long did it take to record the fight? - About two and a half days. My scenes took a total of four days. But I was on the set for a month. It was quite ok (big smile). Me and Ryan rehearsed for two weeks with the stunt guys. That's the big difference between the Swedish and American films. In Sweden, we can not afford to work so that ends up stroking each other for real instead (haha). I received many bruises under Johan Falk films. - In all the scenes in the fight in the "Safe house", but one is me and Ryan, who does all the stunts themselves. Besides that there is little pride in it, so make it even effects for the film. The director can at all times choose closer angles. - But in the scene where we fly through a window so it was decided that the stunt guys would do it. We protested, "Hey, we want to do everything themselves," and insisted on making the second shot. The first shot landed one stunt guy on the head and got a concussion. The other guy got ear cut off half of a chip, it spurted blood, ear hung by his head. Ryan and I looked at each other: "Guys, it saw the Fuck Out! We do not need no second shot. " And all this while Denzel Washington sits chained to a radiator. What was it like to play against him? - My role is of course very small. I have really only one scene with Denzel where I stand in a doorway and see him come walking toward the house. I get a gun to his temple and should really be terrified. - But then Denzel doing some little thing with his hand, leaning against something, it's so damn good. All I could think about it in the moment was just, wow, here's a champion. (Do impressed me and whistling sound.) I am very happy that the camera in the scene just filming me from behind. (end) Voices of Joel Kinnaman Melinda Kinnaman Sister and actor - My impression of Joel while growing up? That he was damn tough and annoying. I tried to mostly stay away from him. It was only when he was 17 years old, after he had been an exchange student in Texas, we became really close. Then also had our age difference of eight years leveled out. After we started siblings socialize so much that others started calling us the sect instead of the family. We just want to hang out with each other. - Joel's strength as an actor is his width. He is fully open, can be very sensitive and vulnerable. He can simultaneously also be damn scary. He has a violence in itself, a black trait that he can drop back and that is exciting. Plus, he has humor. I also think his social skills will help him in the U.S.. He also fixes all around, and even seem to think it's genuinely funny. Ulf Malmros Directed Joel in his breakthrough film "God Save the King" - I was pretty hard on him, I think. The whole time I said, "Come out of the box, Joel!" Now he ironically stepping into the box when he'll play "Robocop" (haha). When we were working so was Joel fairly new as an actor, a classical method actor. But he was damn good and focused. Troubled focused. You have to be there if you want to get far in this industry. Footnote: Something different than the edited printed in the cafe. ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online.
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Sep 2 12 8:07 AM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	http://johanstrindberg.tumblr.com/ joel kinnaman - snabba cash 2 foto: johan strindberg www.eyelove.se foto: johan strindberg #johan strindberg #joel kinnaman #easy money #p ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online.
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Sep 5 12 4:36 AM Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	source: http://la-confidential-magazine.com/channels/personalities/insights/swede-success?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter Joel Kinnaman Conquers Hollywood Talented actor transforms himself from gritty TV cop to RoboCop. SEPTEMBER 05, 2012 Read more at http://la-confidential-magazine.com/channels/personalities/insights/swede-success?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter#Sl5icssmMJzi6ljG.99 Joel Kinnaman is living the dream. His performance as the scruffy yet shrewd Detective Stephen Holder on the AMC drama The Killing has put him on a short list of Hollywood’s leading men. And, in a move that will forever cement his status as movie star, he is about to headline the 2013 remake of RoboCop. Looking at the past year, it seems the 32-year-old actor’s rise to fame has been nothing short of meteoric. But for the native Swede, the path to stardom has been decades in the making. Kinnaman was raised in Stockholm by a Swedish therapist mother and an American father who came to Sweden after deserting the US Army during the Vietnam War. When he was 10, he landed a part on a soap opera, but gave up acting a year later when the show was canceled. Kinnaman was inspired to finally pursue acting as a career when, at 20, his best friend from high school, Gustaf Skarsgård (Stellan’s son, Alexander’s brother) got into theater school. “[Acting] was the first thing in my life that I felt I was good at,” admits Kinnaman, who was accepted into theater school on his fourth try (this is typical in Scandinavia, where most prestigious art programs accept no more than 10 students annually) and quickly established himself as a working actor. “I felt I’d always been mediocre at everything else. This was something I could do.” When Kinnaman wants something, he is nothing if not determined. In person, he can come across as a no-nonsense kind of guy, brightening up noticeably when discussing Sweden, where he lives when not in Los Angeles or Vancouver, where The Killing films. But he quickly realized his straightforward demeanor wasn’t working for him at American auditions. “I thought, ‘Oh, this Hollywood thing is going to be easy. I got this!’ But, no, no, no,” he says, laughing. “It was months of constant rejection. The note I was getting for everything was, ‘Very intense.’ Or, ‘For this romantic comedy, we don’t want a psychopath.’” It’s easy to joke about it now, but the experience almost kept him from auditioning for his current role. “I was dragging my feet,” admits Kinnaman, who by the time he received the script had already returned home to Sweden to promote Easy Money, a film he starred in. “I was sick of all the rejection. But I finally manned up and put myself on tape.” As Holder, the narc-turned-homicide detective who battles demons from his own substance abuse, Kinnaman’s intensity has finally found its perfect outlet. His slightly misspent teenage years hanging with the wrong crowd and getting into brawls in pre-gentrified Stockholm served as great research for a character far more comfortable on the streets than behind a desk. “That’s the beauty of acting,” he says. “You can really use the negative experiences you’ve had in your life and make them into something positive, creative, and possibly beautiful. As an actor, the most ugly moments of life are the most interesting to explore.” The challenge he now faces, as he prepares for the RoboCop reboot, is bringing humanity to a movie that is expected to be an action spectacle of massive proportions. Not that Kinnaman is turning his nose up at being an action star. The actor, who now spends most of his days in arduous training, is clearly psyched about what’s ahead. “I’m boxing and weight training, getting licensed to ride a motorcycle, and shooting rifles out in the desert,” he says, with boyish glee. “Life is pretty f---ing awesome.” —Carita Rizzo PHOTOGRAPH BY JENNIFER ROCHOLL/SESSIONS/RETNA LTD
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Sep 5 12 7:44 AM Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thx True Blue, love reading JK's interviews. I am the lie living for you so you can hide.
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Oct 5 12 10:21 PM Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	ohva I have tons of friends. They're just all online. Last Edited By: ohva Oct 9 12 8:52 AM. Edited 1 times.
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Talented actor transforms himself from gritty TV cop to RoboCop.