Hollywood actor Gary Oldman, whose streaming series 바카라Slow Horses바카라 returned for a third season last month, critiqued his performance as Sirius Black in the 바카라Harry Potter바카라 franchise on the latest episode of Josh Horowitz's 바카라Happy Sad Confused바카라 podcast.
Hollywood actor Gary Oldman, whose streaming series 바카라Slow Horses바카라 returned for a third season last month, critiqued his performance as Sirius Black in the 바카라Harry Potter바카라 franchise on the latest episode of Josh Horowitz's 바카라Happy Sad Confused바카라 podcast.
Gary Oldman, 65, thinks his portrayal of the beloved Harry Potter character was "mediocre바카라, reports People magazine.
After telling Horowitz, 바카라I think my work is mediocre in it,바카라 the Oscar winner said he believes he could have performed the role "differently바카라.
As per People, his approach may have been different if he had read J.K. Rowling's original books before starring in the films, as his late co-star, Alan Rickman, said. 바카라Maybe if I had read the books like Alan, if I had got ahead of the curve, if I had known what's coming, I honestly think I would have played it differently," Gary said on the podcast.
The actor joined the franchise as Sirius Black in 2004's 바카라Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban바카라 and reprised the role in 바카라Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix바카라. He also had a cameo in the franchise바카라s final film, 바카라Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2바카라.
Oldman said he typically critiques his past performances. "It's like anything, if I sat and watched myself in something and said, 'My god, I'm amazing,' that would be a very sad day,바카라 explained Oldman. 바카라Because you want to make the next thing better.바카라
While the actor isn바카라t a fan of his performance, he recently shared how appreciative he is of the franchise. Earlier this month, Oldman told Drew Barrymore in an interview on her eponymous talk show that the 바카라Harry Potter바카라 franchise and Christopher Nolan바카라s 바카라Dark Knight바카라 trilogy helped his personal life.
Oldman explained to Barrymore, 48, that he had turned down opportunities in order to spend time with his children Alfie, 35, Charlie John, 24, and Gulliver Flynn, 26, after becoming a single father in 2000.