The veteran British actor, about to make his return to the MCU with Disney+ series 'She-Hulk,' re-teams with Mexican auteur Michel Franco on 'Sundown,’ playing a rich Brit who, while on vacation in Acapulco, decides to walk away from his life.
‘s European bureau chief Scott Roxborough about why he “almost never” watches his own movies, his decision to return to the MCU, and how he dialed it down to play Neil inYour character inI can understand Neil’s decision only from a work perspective. Sometimes it’s overwhelming and you go “wouldn’t it be nice to stop?” because it can be insane. But I don’t think I could ever do that to my family. I think I’d be more caring. Michel [Franco] was having a tough time when he wrote the film.
But then I was on a road trip with my boys across America and we drove through New Mexico and there was this horrible smell. We drove another few miles and suddenly on each side of the road were these vast pens crammed with cattle: just crammed in, with slaughterhouses on one side and this massive machine to kill these animals to process them.
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