Bronson

So I kind of will.

I kind of get it 'cause he does feel like a different d- What, um, uh, Bronson?

I've seen Bronson.

Bronson Raw?

I've seen Bronson.

I did see that.

Yeah.

We'll come back.

Final, final question is, if you could switch yourself with a role in one movie ever, what role would you switch yourself into to give a crack? Tom Hardy Bronson.

Nice.

Tom Hardy Bronson.

Nice.

I can see that, you know, actually.

But I went with Matt King, who I guess is known best for Peep Show, which is not what I ever saw him in.

But I was thinking of him in Bronson, where you have that one scene with the tea [laughs] and you think both of those guys are gonna rip each other to pieces.

[laughs] And so I'm like, "I think he could do this." Maybe he can't.

Maybe I'm overestimating him based on Bronson, but that's who I'm gonna go with.

Okay.

And he's scary looking.

... starring Nicholas, or sorry, starring Ryan Gosling.

Uh, Bronson starring Tom Hardy.

Yep, Only God Forgives.

Only God Forgives, also starring Ryan Gosling.

Drive is that way.

Only God Forgives is that way.

Bronson-

Yeah

And he was like, back then, he was churning them out quite regularly.

He had Bronson, Drive, Only God Forgives.

Yeah.

And then, yeah, Neon Demon.

Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn has spent three decades making films that are visceral, stylised and defiantly unconventional.

From the Pusher trilogy and Bronson to Valhalla Rising, Drive, Only God Forgives and The Neon Demon.

Raised between Copenhagen and New York, the director has pushed genre and narrative to their limits.

After a decade away from feature filmmaking, he's returned with Her Private Hell, a feverish blend of science fiction, horror, fantasy, eroticism and camp set in a mysterious futuristic metropolis.

Zach, can you reintroduce yourself to the people?

yeah totally yeah no extremely happy to be back when you asked about goodfellas as well i was like through the moon pumped for it i think i've watched it in these past like two weeks kind of leading up to this i've watched it three times and yeah as far as my stuff i am zach on our house on tick tock and sub stack i do interviews reviews i just interviewed Matt Newman, the editor of all of Refn's films since Bronson.

So he did Drive and Her Private Hell, Neon Demon, all that.

So yeah, that conversation is available on TikTok and Substack as well.

It won Best Screenplay.

Capaldi was nominated for Best Actor but lost to Tom Hardy for Bronson.

Tom Hollander was nominated for Best Supporting Actor but lost to John Henshaw for Looking for Eric, and it was nominated for the Douglas Hickox Award for Iannucci but he lost to Duncan Jones for Moon.

Wow.