Mel Gibson is looking forward to shoot a Viking epic
After Mel Gibson performed Oscar-winning role in film about medieval Scotland, he is looking forward to another historical epic about Vikings.
Mel Gibson, who returns to work after playing role in the action-thriller “Edge of Darkness,” said he dreamed to make a picture about the Norse warriors, when he was a child.
“The very first idea that I ever had about making a haze, my first thought ever about being a filmmaker was when I was 16-time-old, and I sought to make a Viking movie,” Gibson said to reporters.
Gibson, who created the 2004 “The Passion of the Christ” in Aramaic, Latin and Hebrew, noticed his new Viking project would maybe be made in English and Old Norse.
“I think it’s available to be in English, an English that would’ve been spoken back then and Old Norse,” Gibson told to journalists. “I’m going to give it to you real, man. “I want a Viking to scare you. I don’t want a Viking to say, in a heavy Brooklyn accent, ‘I’m free to die with this sword in my hand.’ I don’t want to heed that. It just pulls the rug out from under you.
“I want to see superstar who I’ve never seen before discourse low, deep German who scares the living s(curse) out of you, arrival up to my house. What is that like? What would that have been like?”
According to this story, Gibson is going to ask in Viking film the star Leonardo DiCaprio and Oscar-winning producer Graham King.