Viggo Mortensen

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Can somebody translate this short Q&A thing, please?
http://www.20minutos.tv/video/befiDGMW-encuentro-digital-con-viggo-mortensen/0/

 

[kokobombon]

I´m listening to an old radio interview, he´s saying that he consulted with the costume designers of LotR so that his king attire´s colors were blue and red as San Lorenzo´s LOL



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[viviane007]

Viggo presenting his book "sons of forest" in Paraguay (flickr.com

 

[viviane007]

New pics from 'Two Faces Of January' With Viggo Mortensen
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Viggo Mortensen, David Cronenberg and Piers Handling attend Red Carpet Event at TIFF Bell Lightbox on January 13, 2014 in Toronto, Canada. (WireImage.com)

 

[viviane007]

One more (tiff.net

 

[jexxica]

"Jauja" premiere during the 67th Annual Cannes Film Festival on May 18, 2014 in Cannes, France.

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[kokobombon]

^LOL he can´t help his love for San Lorenzo, can he? San Lorenzo is fighting for Libertadores Cup (latin america´s version of Champions League). The sign reads "we want the cup"

 

[jexxica]

71st Venice Film Festival

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[adore dior]

His hair reminds me of his character from A Walk On The Moon lol

 

[jexxica]

Viggo Mortensen attends the "Far From Men" premiere during the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival at Winter Garden Theatre on September 9, 2014 in Toronto, Canada.

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[jexxica]

Actor Viggo Mortensen attends the 'Jauja' premiere during the 52nd New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall on October 7, 2014 in New York City.

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[jexxica]

'Lejos de los Hombres' Madrid Photocall (2015.06.19.)

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[VogueGirl8910]

US Vogue June 1987
Intensely Isabella
Photographer: Bruce Weber
Models/Stars: Isabella Rosellini & Viggo Mortensen
Hair: Didier Malige
Makeup: Bonnie Maller



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[maimon]

Esquire Magazine June/July 2016

Why Viggo Mortensen Is Off the Grid

This summer, the quintessentially un-Hollywood Viggo Mortensen stars in a film about a father of six who rejects the world to raise his kids completely off the grid. How much does this character resemble the actor himself? Let's start with his flip phone.

Viggo Mortensen has come bearing pancake mix. We are curbside at the tiny airport in Syracuse, New York, on a truly dreary day (even by Syracuse standards), and within seconds of hopping into his rented Ford Fusion, I learn two things about him: He's the kind of guy who picks you up at the airport, and he's the kind of guy who brings presents. Pancake mix is a delicacy in upstate New York. "Do you like maple syrup?" Because he brought me some of that, too. He's prepared a gift bag.

"You can smoke in the car," Mortensen says, gesturing with his own smoldering American Spirit. "There's an ashtray." It's a cardboard cup from the airport Best Western, where he got his coffee this morning, that he has filled with an inch of water. For us.

Is he always this chivalrous?

He smiles. "I try."

Clooney, I tell him, probably never picks anyone up at airports.

He laughs. "He's probably a lot busier than I am."


We're here to talk about Mortensen's new movie, a subversive and surprising family drama called Captain Fantastic, and we're here here, in upstate New York, because Mortensen has taken some time off from his life in Madrid to care for his dying father. To see him to the end, same as he did for his mother, Grace, who passed away a year ago. Grace was a saint. His father, also named Viggo Peter Mortensen, not so much. But you do what you have to do. The old man is in Watertown, an hour and a half from the Syracuse airport, where Mortensen went to high school and where we are headed now.

And so we drive. Or, rather, he drives. For the next eight hours, for about 250 miles, up to and around Watertown, through the Adirondacks and not quite to Canada—though he does ask if I brought my passport—with periodic stops at diners and waterfalls, lakes and trout ponds, his mother's grave and finally his father's farmhouse. Viggo loves to drive. Sometimes he drives cross-country, just for the hell of it. And yet he has rented a Ford Fusion. "They always do this thing where they try to upgrade me to some fancy ****ing car." But he doesn't want a fancy ****ing car. At times, he spontaneously pulls over to the side of the road for a good five or ten minutes to finish a train of thought—about life or death or demons or fears or his favorite soccer team in Argentina, San Lorenzo. About the time in the wilds of New Zealand when he skinned, cooked, and ate his own roadkill. ("It was there.") About how much he loves the militant Chomskyite he plays in Captain Fantastic, a father of six who decides to raise his kids in the isolated wilderness of the Pacific Northwest. We could've gone straight to Watertown and stayed there, and we could've gotten there a hell of a lot faster, but Mortensen, his two hands resting gently on the bottom of the steering wheel, doesn't like to drive too fast. He doesn't want to miss a thing.
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Read the rest of the interview here: http://www.esquire.com/entertainment/movies/a45212/viggo-mortensen-profile/

 

[jexxica]

Danish-US actor Viggo Mortensen poses during the photocall of his movie "Captain Fantastic" at the Hotel Urso in Madrid, on September 12, 2016. / AFP / GERARD JULIEN

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[HighMaintenance]

Viggo Mortensen meets the audience during the 11th Rome Film Festival at Auditorium Parco Della Musica on October 17, 2016 in Rome, Italy



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[HighMaintenance]

Viggo Mortensen walks a red carpet for 'Captain Fantastic' during the 11th Rome Film Festival at Auditorium Parco Della Musica on October 17, 2016 in Rome, Italy



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[jexxica]

Actor Viggo Mortensen attends the 89th Annual Academy Awards Nominee Luncheon at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on February 6, 2017 in Beverly Hills, California.

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[jexxica]

SANTA MONICA, CA - FEBRUARY 25: Actor Viggo Mortensen attends the 2017 Film Independent Spirit Awards on February 25, 2017 in Santa Monica, California. (Photo by David Livingston/Getty Images)