Michael & Alicia Fassbender ~ A Loving Couple Thread

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I saw Ex Machina last night and was very impressed. Excellent performances from everyone, tight, intelligent script and beautiful cinematography. Vikander reminded me of Natalie Portman a bit at different points in the movie but there is no doubting she is a talented actress. I'll definitely be looking out for more of her work.
 
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BagBerry13 said:
You really need to watch De Rouille et d'Os (Rust and Bone) with him and Marion Cotillard. He's amazing in it! Also Blood Ties and Bullhead which was his breakthrough film internationally since it got nominated for an Oscar. I can't wait until Suite Française is released here.

I think she was really good. She definitely deserved the nominations she's got so far but I also understand why people say she's stealing the show from Eddie. Eddie is good but Alicia is better. Maybe it's just my impression but Eddie played it very stereotypically feminine, a bit over the top sometimes.
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I've seen Rust and Bone and was really impressed by both Matthias and Marion, I will check the other ones out. I'm definitely planning on seeing A Bigger Splash, love Ralph Fiennes!

I thought Eddie was really good, especially as Einar, but at times he got too feminine, which to me made it hard to think of Einar and Lili as the same person. But even so, he was really good in it! Alicia was better though, and I found Gerda to be a more likable character.


I like Alicia and Domhnall together too! They have the same humor, wish people would have realised the brilliance of Ex Machina when it first came out so they got to do more press together!

This is on set of Anna Karenina!
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Thingofbeauty said:
I saw Ex Machina last night and was very impressed. Excellent performances from everyone, tight, intelligent script and beautiful cinematography. Vikander reminded me of Natalie Portman a bit at different points in the movie but there is no doubting she is a talented actress. I'll definitely be looking out for more of her work.
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You should watch Testament Of Youth if you haven't already! :)
 
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jcsepjj said:
I've seen Rust and Bone and was really impressed by both Matthias and Marion, I will check the other ones out. I'm definitely planning on seeing A Bigger Splash, love Ralph Fiennes!

I thought Eddie was really good, especially as Einar, but at times he got too feminine, which to me made it hard to think of Einar and Lili as the same person. But even so, he was really good in it! Alicia was better though, and I found Gerda to be a more likable character.


I like Alicia and Domhnall together too! They have the same humor, wish people would have realised the brilliance of Ex Machina when it first came out so they got to do more press together!

This is on set of Anna Karenina!
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I just love Domhnalls hat.

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BagBerry13 said:
From USA Today.
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Her portraits are better than most of this year's covers..
jcsepjj said:
I've seen Rust and Bone and was really impressed by both Matthias and Marion, I will check the other ones out. I'm definitely planning on seeing A Bigger Splash, love Ralph Fiennes!

I thought Eddie was really good, especially as Einar, but at times he got too feminine, which to me made it hard to think of Einar and Lili as the same person. But even so, he was really good in it! Alicia was better though, and I found Gerda to be a more likable character.


I like Alicia and Domhnall together too! They have the same humor, wish people would have realised the brilliance of Ex Machina when it first came out so they got to do more press together!

This is on set of Anna Karenina!
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Very cute.:smile1:

Old interview with Vogue UK:
http://www.vogue.co.uk/news/2015/05...terview-and-pictures---louis-vuitton-campaign
Actor Oscar Isaac (Inside Llewyn Davis, A Most Violent Year), who plays Vikander's character's troubled creator in Ex Machina, is mesmerised by the actress's drive. "Talk about focused!" he cried over the phone from New York. "She is so supremely focused she seems almost ageless. She's an old soul and incredible talent, who I'd really like to work with again."
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With Peter Lindbergh,behind the scene of the W mag shoot
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BAKjmgRK4bn/?taken-by=nicolasghesquiere
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Thanks for sharing everyone! Wonderful reading Oscar's words about Alicia in Vogue and loved the dog story in the beginning from the SAG foundation.

Alicia won three awards from The Central Ohio Film Critics Association, best supporting actress (Ex Machina) and Best Actor Of The Year and Breakthrough Film Artist. She was a shared runner up with Ronan for Best Actress, Larson won. Nothing for Ex Machina though.

http://fromthebalcony.com/news-opinion/2015-cofca-awards-winners/

The BAFTA noms are announced in a few hours.
 
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Alicia's reaction to her 2 BAFTA nominations:
Vikander received two BAFTA nominations after also being recognised in the supporting actress category for her role in Ex Machina.

She said she was "truly honoured" to be nominated.

"The Danish Girl and Ex Machina have been such gifts of projects for me," said Vikander.

"The fact that both of these projects were driven from the UK, with a predominantly British cast and crew and that both these films have been so generously recognised by BAFTA today, makes this even more poignant for me."





http://news.sky.com/story/1618919/eddie-redmayne-gets-second-bafta-nod-in-a-row?dcmp=snt-sf-twitter
 
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