Included below spoiler “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” Season 1, Episode 4 “Can’t Say No to Atlin”
In “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” Episode 4, Jod na Nawood (Jude Law) and his adolescent castaway crew are once again taken to a new planet, where they have a chance to make an impact. Meet enough new people to get. One of the key characters on the planet of Aklan in the episode is Heina (Hala Finley), a member of the Troik clan, who soon becomes a member of Neil (voiced by Robert Timothy Smith) and his anti-violent You will gain respect for your posture. Finley has a long list of projects on her acting resume, but movie fans may be even more excited to see her portray her father, the Troic leader General Strix.
If Strix looks familiar, you’ve probably followed the international films of the 1990s and 2000s. The general, who is dedicated to training child soldiers, is played by none other than three-time César Award-winning actor and director Mathieu Kassowitz. Seeing a name like Kassowitz appear in an episode directed by the Daniels (“Everything Everywhere All at Once,” “Swiss Army Man”) is a true inspiration for viewers. It reminds us of the history of the director duo, who have developed the choices of the actors who received the rations. It will be interesting to see if “Skeleton Crew” intends to use this character more in the future.
Mathieu Kassowitz made his mark on both sides of the camera
Mathieu Kassovitz’s grizzled features and impressive beard may make him unrecognizable in The Skeleton Crew, but he’s probably best known for his role in Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s eccentric The French indie romance film Amélie (2001). ). In the film about the eponymous eccentric cafe waitress (a breakthrough for Audrey Tautou), Kassowitz plays a passport photo booth repairman and a mysterious Nino who eventually turns out to be Amelie’s soulmate. He is playing Kankampova. Of course, this is just one port of call in Kassowitz’s long acting resume, which includes projects such as Steven Spielberg’s Munich (2005) and the Robin Williams-starring war comedy-drama Jacob the Liar (1999). It’s nothing more than that. His most acclaimed work as a film director is probably the acclaimed 1995 social thriller Hate, also known as La Haine, starring Vincent Cassel, written and directed by Kassowitz. .
Though primarily known for his work on artistic and serious projects, “Skeleton Crew” isn’t as special in Kassowitz’s career as you might think. In fact, he is known for occasionally taking part in large-scale science fiction projects. He has had bit parts in both Luc Besson’s The Fifth Element and Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, and he wrote and directed Vin Diesel’s 2008 science fiction film Babylon A.D. He also serves as
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