“For better or worse, we live in the world of Oppenheimer, who invented the atomic bomb. I want to dedicate this film to everyone who fights for peace,” he said. Cillian Murphy, “proud Irishman” He received the Oscar for best actor.
The start of an actor’s strike in Hollywood has prevented Cillian Murphy from fulfilling his promotional commitments from the premiere of his new film ‘Oppenheimer’, and it’s not hard to imagine him being at least partially relieved by the situation. Irish actor hates interviews and red carpetsand all the responsibilities that come with being an actor, apart from acting. With his family, wife, artist Yvonne McGuinness and two teenage children, Lives in relative anonymity in Dublin, away from the industry. She is not on Instagram and avoids taking pictures with her fans. He prefers to communicate through his work.
Hence his initial fears about portraying physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer; After all, it’s yours First lead role in a big budget movie and consequently huge media influence. For the rest, and despite the fact that he had to literally struggle to stay in his bones to give it life, the man considered the father of the atomic bomb was exactly the type of character he has shown for years – and thanks in part to his sharp and translucent appearance, born to play exceptionally introverted menThose who do not need to open their mouth or even raise an eyebrow to express intense emotions or radiate fierce energy.
The best known of these types for a long time Thomas Shelby, the brutal and torturous gangster he played throughout six seasons of ‘Peaky Blinders’The Netflix series catapulted him to feared fame as it became a pop phenomenon, inspiring hairstyles, men’s fashion collections, cookbooks and even a dance show. Of course, he survived a zombie epidemic in his first major film, ’28 Days Later’ (2002), and fought in the Irish civil war in ‘The Wind That Shakes the Barley’ (2006). and transformed fetish actor Christopher Nolan. The London director made five other films with him before ‘Oppenheimer’ – including The Dark Knight Trilogy, ‘Inception’ (2010) and ‘Dunkirk’ (2017); which confirmed that he was an unfailing scene-stealer.
There was a moment in your life thirty years ago; Murphy seemed destined to be a musician rather than an actor. He played guitar in a band he formed with a few friends from high school, and they were having reasonable success. However, when they were offered a record deal, they turned it down; I didn’t think I was good enough. More than 60 characters later, he often admits, he still feels the same. The rest of the world disagrees, and for good reason. ‘His work on Oppenheimer is very impressive and the consensus is: Murphy is a pretty fair Oscar winner.