Jason Flemyng interview on A Working Man: Beyond Russian gangster, craft revival & Statham's bond

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Jason Flemyng interview on A Working Man: Beyond Russian gangster, craft revival & Statham's bond

Jason Flemyng's exploration of his role in A Working Man offers a fascinating window into both his personal growth and the collaborative nature of filmmaking. In this compelling drama, Flemyng portrays a character that defies the typical Russian gangster stereotype, providing him with an enriching opportunity to delve into a role of significant depth and complexity. His collaboration with longtime friend Jason Statham and working under the direction of David Ayer for the first time proved to be transformative experiences.

Flemyng highlights Ayer's unique directorial style, which prioritizes character development and storytelling above traditional directing techniques. This approach left a lasting impression on Flemyng, rejuvenating his passion for acting and teaching him the value of immersing oneself fully into a role to uncover its authentic truth. The role demanded an intense performance, which Flemyng embraced by forming a genuine connection with Ayer's vision and committing to an honest portrayal of his character.

Throughout his career, Flemyng has been drawn to projects that challenge him, such as those requiring a continuous shot or learning a new language, reflecting his love for the craft and the diverse experiences it offers. He sees these challenges as opportunities to push his boundaries and grow as an actor.

Moreover, Flemyng places great importance on creating a supportive environment for younger or less experienced actors. He values fostering a space where they can feel comfortable and confident, recognizing the significance of mentorship and collaboration in the film industry.

This interview with Jason Flemyng provides a candid insight into his journey with A Working Man, his reflections on acting, and the collaborative spirit that continues to propel his career forward. His dedication to his craft and his willingness to embrace new challenges underscore his enduring passion for storytelling and artistic expression.

Interviewer: Jan Tracz
Editing: Olivia Barker

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