This detail, according to the director, suits the stern and silent killer played by the actor.
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Director David Fincher talks about an interesting feature of “The Killer” told in an interview for a recent issue of Empire magazine. The release is not yet online, but this excerpt has been shared by many media outlets.
During the conversation, the director told the press that in the upcoming thriller there is not a single scene where the main character played by Michael Fassbender can be seen blinking. It is noteworthy that in the debut teaser trailer of the film there are several scenes where the protagonist closes his eyes.
Michael’s eyes can reveal a lot. He may have many conflicting ideas on his mind, and his perspective will allow the audience to directly access them.
David Fincher, director
The filmmaker noted that such a detail is very suitable for the stern and silent character played by the actor. He also compared the artist’s determination to that of Daniel Craig, with whom he worked on The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.
In this regard, he is like Daniel Craig, who said: “I can do better.”
Just tell him to stop a third of an inch early and he can do it with precision. And, besides, he has reasonable thoughts about how to behave in such a case.
He has this acting gift, and his pinnacle is the detailed planning of his next step.
David Fincher, director
The plot of the film will center on an experienced killer who begins to experience pangs of conscience for the crimes he has committed and shows empathy for his victims. The mercenary’s condition is aggravated by a failed assignment, which led to a serious conflict with customers.
The film will be released on Netflix on November 10.
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