Sean Bean, interview for PRO TV News. The actor is filming in Romania for the film "The Yellow Tie"
He won an Emmy Award for Best Actor, two Bafta Awards, out of 3 nominations also for leading roles, and countless other accolades for his performance.
However, the whole planet recognizes actor Sean Bean for his roles in "The Lord of the Rings Trilogy" or "Game of Thrones". The British actor is filming these days in Romania for "The Yellow Tie", a film about the life of conductor Sergiu Celibidache, in which he plays his father in a complicated father-son relationship.
Sean Bean: "Game of Thrones, like Lord of the Rings, became such an international phenomenon, we didn't even realize it at the time of filming, we were in New Zealand, we knew they were big movies, but we didn't realize they were going to catch on with so many people all over the world, we made a lot of money. Which is good."
Sean Bean is shooting these days in Romania for the feature film Yellow Tie. It will be Demosthenes, father of the famous conductor Sergiu Celibidache.
Amalia Enache: You play a Romanian with Greek origins, was it necessary to have a bigger nose?"
Sean Bean: "Oh, I already have a big one, I brought it with me."
Amalia Enache: Is Demosthenes a positive or negative character, considering that his son completely separated from him when he turned 18?
Sean Bean: "I think in those days, 1922 to 1970, in most countries and especially someone in the military was very strict with children. Children were not seen as they are now, they were considered as beings to be trained, taught, prepared to pursue an important career. Demosthenes wanted his son to follow in his footsteps and so tolerates him playing the piano, studying music a little, but expects more from him, to become a politician, even prime minister of Romania."
Amalia Enache: What was the biggest challenge in this role?
Sean Bean: "The very strange thing is that I like to play the piano, Bach, Mozart, many of classical music and, in fact, in this film I am very anti-music, I close the piano over Sergiu's fingers. Yes, during filming I am fascinated by how the music sounds, and I have to say: Quiet! Stop playing the piano, I'll slap his hands, close the piano, it's weird to play a character who's the opposite of you."
Amalia Enache: Will you have time and plans to visit something in Romania?
Sean Bean: "I don't have much time, I arrived here and started shooting immediately, but we would like, like everyone, to get to Transylvania, to see the castles, but it's quite a long and difficult road. It's a beautiful country and in Bucharest there are so many things to admire, the old buildings, it's interesting to see the buildings from the last century and then, right next door, those from the communist period."
The tough guy in the movies, who is said to most often die before the movie is over, is in real life not only a music lover, but also an avid gardener.
Sean Bean: "I have a lot of roses in my garden, I like their smell, I have 150 roses and I go among them to cut the dried parts, but I also have flowers that my mom and dad had in their garden, or my grandfather, old-fashioned plants."
https://stirileprotv.ro/divers/actorul-sean-bean-filmeaza-in-romania-pentru-pelicula-zcravata-galbena-film-despre-viata-dirijorului-sergiu-celibidache.htmlSean Bean, interviu pentru Știrile PRO TV. Filmează în România pentru pelicula „Cravata galbenă”
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