a video interview about his role
here it in many parts :
samedi 24 décembre 2011
Charles in In your eyes only (James Bond, 1981)
After the iconic TV series The Jewel in the Crown, in which he played
the dashing Guy Perron he was invited to screen-test for James Bond. 'My agent
at the time rang up and said, "Well, it's happened, darling. They've asked
you to test for Bond. Don't do it, I beg you!" And I rather stupidly took her advice.'
samedi 17 décembre 2011
Charles in Space truckers
Bad movie Fiends 100 : Space Truckers :
Charles trying to have sex :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luDcBlBo7Ao&feature=player_embedded
a trailer :
or :
2 little reviews by viewers :
Space Truckers (Stuart Gordon, 1996) is a film it’s difficult to say anything nice about as it’s pretty crap. It’s certainly space opera – it has lots of aliens in it, and Dennis Hopper and Stephen Dorff play the crew of an independent tramp space freighter. Nevertheless, treasure the film for Charles Dance’s performance as the villain – he chews the scenery with a insouciant gusto only British thesps are capable of, and also loses body-parts at an embarrassing rate.
or :
Only Charles Dance as an evil scientist leaves any lasting impression. He's a fellow who gets blasted away at the beginning of the picture only to rebuild himself later. His funniest scene, and the best in the film, comes when he attempts to activate his power-driven private parts (yes, he's rebuilt everything) to have sex with the unwilling heroine. He has to get it started like a gas mower, only he has trouble with the pull cord. If the whole film had been this inventive, we'd have had a better comedy than Mel Brooks' "Spaceballs." Unfortunately, what we get is only a routine adventure with a mildly comic bent.
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