In a recent interview with Josh Horowitz, the Oscar-winner Gary Oldmanpresented a carefully worded recollection of his time working on Luc Besson‘s sci-fi cult classic from the 1990s. Oldman said that Besson would give his actors line readings, which is considered a faux pas in most circles. He did so in a thick French accent, which made things more difficult for Oldman and the film’s other actors. To amuse himself, Oldman decided to give his character a voice inspired partially by Bugs Bunny. This, he said, was how he “survived” the experience. The movie in question has a curious legacy, and it’s now streaming on Netflix for a new generation to discover.
Gary Oldman’s Bonkers Sci-Fi Blockbuster Is Officially Leaving Netflix
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