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"I do not know how much I can say ..." said Christian Bale, his face a little apprehensive. "In general Chris Nolan gets upset if the actors talk too much, he likes to give himself the information ..."
The actor was quickly in Los Angeles for the release of the movie "War of Flowers" by Zhang Yimou, which plays the leading role of an American lost in the battle between Chinese and Japanese in Nanking in 1937.
Five days earlier, had ended their participation Bale in "Batman: The Dark Knight rises," the third and final part of the trilogy directed by Christopher Nolan. "It's like saying goodbye to an old friend," he admits. "When you have the opportunity to be a character so many times, you develop a relationship with him another, more profound."
For the actor, his portrayal of Batman has always been based on a concept that has developed along with Nolan, "How long will you let the pain and loss define your life? Walking around chasing bad guys is very heroic and attracts attention, but at the end of accounts all begins as a means of dealing with the pain of a huge loss. "
Bale says he and Nolan also worked in another dimension of character, especially important in the last film. "We agreed that Bruce Wayne is absolutely sincere as Bruce Wayne as Batman and utterly sincere. But Bruce Wayne, Playboy, is pure facade, is a lie he has, somehow, to control one side of your soul that is not really under control. In fact, only Alfred even know who he is. "
The "Dark Knight rises" marked the hour of decision for this dilemma, says Bale. "It's time to face Bruce Wayne actually older than the pain has always stirred his life." Rotate the world in seven different locations chosen by Nolan was "a pleasure aside, Bale guarantees." It's really a privilege to work well, even with the extraordinary troupe of actors who always manages to meet Chris in his movies. "
That picture of Batman climbing up on the bridge is he without his cowl?
That picture of Batman climbing up on the bridge is he without his cowl?
That picture of Batman climbing up on the bridge is he without his cowl?