Sorry if this been posted but I didn't no this was coming out on may 3
no thread on the iceman may 3?
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And ya. It's looking good! I'll be seeing it day 1 or 2
But there are those out there that think Kuklinski is full of
And ya. It's looking good! I'll be seeing it day 1 or 2
But there are those out there that think Kuklinski is full of
they going a little overboard with these comicbook movies
way too many
oh nvm yeah i wanna see that
way too many
oh nvm yeah i wanna see that
If this was about Bobby Drake I'd go see it twice.
lol just caught on that u meant iceman from the x men
Lol yeah it was a joke
Recca Gatsby
LWO
Anybody see this? Looks piff.
MenacingMonk
Tranquilo
I'ma check it next week. Read the book and was 
playingwithPuddin
Banned
wasnt a big fan of how they handled freeze in batman and robin so na im passin on it and Nolan isnt involved
ThatKidBlackHippy
thekid
this Ray Liotta interview;Pt.1
"The Iceman" opens this week. It's an intense, crime thriller based on the story of Richard Kuklinski, a murderer for hire who killed at least 100 people and maybe more. Michael Shannon stars as Kuklinski who, unlike most hitmen, came home from "work" and enjoyed a quiet life as a loving husband to Deborah (Winona Ryder) and devoted father to their two daughters (McKaley Miller and Megan Sherrill). Kuklinski worked for the Gambino crime family, answering to Roy DeMeo (Ray Liotta). DeMeo ponders whacking Kuklinski for his lack of loyalty but Kuklinski gets out from under DeMeo and teams up with Mr. Freezy, an ice cream man with a truck hiding frozen bodies (Chris Evans).
Dorri Olds: Do you think Richard Kuklinski was a sociopath?
Ray Liotta: What's a sociopath?
Someone incapable of empathy and lacking a social conscience.
Any guys who kill for money, they chose that as their business. Mafia guys are all just insecure people who want their money. Theyre like little seven-year old kids when they dont get their way. I knew guys like that growing up in New Jersey.
Did you hang out with wiseguys?
Why would you ask me that?
Because you said you grew up with them in New Jersey.
Oh, that was in high school. I dont think they were going around whacking people but they were hoods. Scary kids. I got chased by those guys over girls they didn't want me with.
So what did you think of Kuklinski?
If you see the real guy, he's way worse than Michael Shannon. He beat his wife. He put a knife in her back. Her kids corroborate the story that she was beaten a lot and in hospitals a lot. She was afraid to leave. He threatened her if she tried to leave.
Was your character, DeMeo, portrayed accurately in Iceman?
From what I read about DeMeo, he was a bad guy. Theres a book [For The Sins of My Father] about him by his son. He wasn't well liked. They [Mafia guys] used him when the higher ups didn't want to do it [murder]. He just kept begging to get made.
Do you think he was gay?
Not fukking gay. Why would you ask that?
Robert Davi alluded to it.
I think that says a lot about Robert Davi. He should stick to his character. I gotta smell Davis shyt every time I walk into a room. [Scowls]
What did you think of David Schwimmers character, the killer Josh Rosenthal?
Rosenthal and DeMeo werent lovers. He was a Jew so he needed protection. Then DeMeo killed him. His sons book said DeMeo got depressed after that because he was friends with Rosenthal.
Pt.2
Dorri Olds: There was a lot of talk about one of the press photos with you and Winona. What was that about?
Ray Liotta: I wasn't holding her ass. I would never do that. I went to put my hand around her but in the photo it looks like Im grabbing her ass. I got more press out of that than anything.
Was the set grim because of the dark characters you all played?
You gotta do whatever you gotta do to play a killer but no, the set wasn't grim. It was a bunch of peacocks, Saying, Ooh [effeminate voice] get outta my chair
When you played Sinatra in Rat Pack did you feel like you had things in common with him?
Were both from New Jersey and we both say fukk, thats what we have in common. When I played him I didn't know his music. It was my parents music. The more research I did on Sinatra, the more confused I got how to play this guy. Stories about him were all different. It was much easier when I played the baseball player [Shoeless Joe Jackson in Field of Dreams].
What did you think of your character?
Roy [DeMeo] was crazier than all of them.
What about Chris Evans character Mr. Freezy?
He was the first to start chopping up bodies, but they were all nuts.
How do you hope people will feel when they walk out of The Iceman?
I want people to feel entertained. Transported to another place. I think they will. This is a really good movie.
How was it working with Brad Pitt on Killing Them Softly?
Brad Pitts a hack but I don't know why that movie didn't do better. This movie, Iceman, is better than a movie like, say, Place in the Pines [sic].
Why do you think youre always cast in these dark roles?
I just made a movie with the Muppets and, no, I did not kill Miss Piggy. I kissed her. But when she started with her tongue I said, Woah [motions pushing her away]. This one guy, Danny Trejo, couldn't stop talking to them. It's like he thought they were real. [Looks down at his phone]
Are you looking for a Miss Piggy photo?
No. Im seeing what time it is. I have to go to a movie.
As Michael Shannon was on his way to enter the interview room, Ray Liotta rolled his eyes dramatically implying disdain and said, Michael Shannon? Good luck. Then he turned and walked out.