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He's living in Tigre, he dresses like somebody from there and I admire this. He's an actor that connects with the character and he's a little crazy, crazy enough to play these characters that he plays. - Javier Godino
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What's Viggo like to work with, honestly?
He's a little obsessed. He's a little bit of a perfectionist, but then so am I so that's ok!
Ana Piterbarg
Still Waters Run Deep
by Shelley Marsden
Film Juice
27 October 2012
"These complicated men feel no great love for one another. But they both carry good and evil within themselves. That's why I needed Viggo to make them real....Viggo's talented and cultured, but he can also be brutal on screen. Without that quality this film would have flopped."
Ana Piterbarg
Viggo Mortensen's New Plan
By Constance Droganes
WWD.com
26 March 2013
"At work he is one of the crew, a great workmate, deeply involved in the film in every aspect and not only with his character. He is a person with enormous warmth and great honesty. We rehearsed, we read the script, we got to know each other a bit and build up a relationship as people...I like him as an actor, he goes beyond the screen. He has an impressive level of communication. I was interested to know how he faces work, someone who comes from filming with Cronenberg. And the truth is he is very professional, very serious on the set, and he knows very well how to control his energy."
Soledad Villamil
Soledad's Gaze
translated by Ollie
Clarín
8 July 2011
"He's very deep in his way of preparing the character," Godino said, referring to Mortensen. "He's living in Tigre, he dresses like somebody from there and I admire this. He's an actor that connects with the character and he's a little crazy, crazy enough to play these characters that he plays."
Javier Godino
Viggo Mortensen at home in first Argentine film
By Luis Andres Henao
Reuters Canada
22 July 2011
He's a little obsessed. He's a little bit of a perfectionist, but then so am I so that's ok!
Ana Piterbarg
Still Waters Run Deep
by Shelley Marsden
Film Juice
27 October 2012
"These complicated men feel no great love for one another. But they both carry good and evil within themselves. That's why I needed Viggo to make them real....Viggo's talented and cultured, but he can also be brutal on screen. Without that quality this film would have flopped."
Ana Piterbarg
Viggo Mortensen's New Plan
By Constance Droganes
WWD.com
26 March 2013
"At work he is one of the crew, a great workmate, deeply involved in the film in every aspect and not only with his character. He is a person with enormous warmth and great honesty. We rehearsed, we read the script, we got to know each other a bit and build up a relationship as people...I like him as an actor, he goes beyond the screen. He has an impressive level of communication. I was interested to know how he faces work, someone who comes from filming with Cronenberg. And the truth is he is very professional, very serious on the set, and he knows very well how to control his energy."
Soledad Villamil
Soledad's Gaze
translated by Ollie
Clarín
8 July 2011
"He's very deep in his way of preparing the character," Godino said, referring to Mortensen. "He's living in Tigre, he dresses like somebody from there and I admire this. He's an actor that connects with the character and he's a little crazy, crazy enough to play these characters that he plays."
Javier Godino
Viggo Mortensen at home in first Argentine film
By Luis Andres Henao
Reuters Canada
22 July 2011
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