GERARD BUTLER et le cast de Dragons ont répondu à nos questions

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https://www.serieously.com/  Pour la sortie de Dragons dans les salles de cinéma le 11 juin prochain, Gerard Butler, Mason Thames et Nico Parker ont répondu à nos questions sur l'univers du film.  Retrouve-nous sur :  TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@serieouslyfr  Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/serieouslyfr/  Whatsapp : https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaOluJU7tkjHAmo8Qo2j  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/serieouslyfr/   Interview : Alexia Malige Montage : Julie Fritah  #dragons #gerardbutler #interview

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00:00Oh, Jerry.

00:01Probable Jerry, honestly.

00:02Yeah, I think I was born to play this role.

00:04Mason.

00:05For sure.

00:06If it required no physical activity, me.

00:10In a mental, purely mental, me.

00:12Well, I was going to say, I don't think I'd be a good Viking, but, you know, if it's just me and you, then yeah, I'd be the better Viking.

00:18Between the two of us, probably Mason.

00:22By the way, no, do you know who?

00:24Dean, our director.

00:26I'd say I'm a bit of a Viking, but Dean de Boilá.

00:30Dean de Boilá is that he's the most Viking of the lot.

00:35Just everything in his presence and his stature.

00:37And he is actually in the movie.

00:39I don't know if you noticed that.

00:41There's a scene where you get a little shot of him in the background, kind of.

00:45So he's in the cast and he moved to Iceland, so he's very much inhabiting that Viking life.

00:51Oh, Jerry.

00:52Really, though?

00:53I mean, out of everybody, probably.

00:55Maybe you saw him in that costume.

00:56He was having a terrible time.

00:58I don't know if he could.

00:58It's true.

00:59It's not Dean.

01:00No.

01:01Maybe Bronwyn, you know.

01:02She would embrace it.

01:03I feel like she'd love it.

01:05I feel like she'd take charge.

01:06I think she'd just be better than, probably Jerry, honestly.

01:09Jerry or Bronwyn.

01:10I think Jerry.

01:11Maybe Jerry.

01:12I think it does suit me, being a Viking.

01:14I mean, I'm from Scotland.

01:16We're not completely unlike Vikings.

01:17We're Celts.

01:18We're Celts.

01:18And I do think that I've always had a big energy.

01:23It can be big and small, but a big energy that you need to be able to not just be a Viking,

01:28to control and, you know, address hundreds of Vikings.

01:33Yeah, I think I was born to play this role.

01:35Dare I say it.

01:36I want to say you, just because how many times you said, I want to drag him.

01:40I honestly was going to say both of us, I think.

01:42Yeah, honestly.

01:43We both really like animals.

01:44So I think probably both of us.

01:46But if it had to be one of us, me.

01:48Yeah, sure.

01:49The naughtiest, maybe Nick Frost.

01:53By the way, no, I don't know.

01:54I mean, I'm pretty, I'm pretty mischievous on set.

01:57Nick Frost is pretty mischievous and Peter Saranovich, he's, he's a naughty one too.

02:01It takes a certain kind of person, typically, that is going to get this kind of role based

02:06on the animated movies of outrageous, boisterous characters.

02:11So you often want an outrageous, boisterous actor, of which we had a few.

02:15What are you going to say?

02:16I wasn't going to say anything.

02:17I don't.

02:17I actually don't know.

02:19I'm letting you go.

02:19I think tied.

02:20I think a tie.

02:21I think we're very.

02:22So honestly, I think we're like the same level.

02:24I think we are actually kind of the same level.

02:26If you're about to say me, you're actually wrong.

02:29Mason is accident prone in a way.

02:32Whoa, whoa.

02:32In a way that I have never seen.

02:34Listen.

02:34It is genuinely.

02:35You caused the scar on my face.

02:37That's you.

02:37Watching him cut his own food is stressful.

02:41Surely you.

02:43I'm not actually.

02:44I'm not clumsy.

02:44I'm about to ask the fellows in the back.

02:46Everyone back there, who's more of the two of us?

02:50Liz, you're the tiebreaker.

02:51Stop asking my mom.

02:54It's not.

02:55It's you, Mason.

02:56I'm going with you.

02:57Mason's clumsy.

02:58I'm not clumsy.

02:59I'm a mess, but I'm not clumsy.

03:03I don't know.

03:03Clearly, we don't know.

03:05All right, it's me.

03:07Whatever.

03:08It's me.

03:08Me.

03:09You shut it.

03:10Me.

03:10It's me.

03:11We all know it's me.

03:12I mean, and we're never going to agree.

03:14Toothless.

03:16And see how nobody comes.

03:18He's busy.

03:20He's doing dragon stuff.

03:22Where's your dragon?

03:23The pug that dressed as busy.

03:25I don't want to talk about it.

03:27Oh, yeah.

03:27I think that we'll never agree.

03:30We're both good separately.

03:31Not together.

03:32Mason.

03:33Just like me saying, I felt like I was destined to play Stoic.

03:37Mason, for sure, was destined to play Hiccup.

03:40There's so much of Hiccup in him and him in Hiccup.

03:44And he's so convincing on that dragon.

03:46I could completely imagine him being that guy that ends up not only riding a dragon,

03:53but learning everything there is to know about dragons and teaching everybody else.

03:58I'm not a good liar.

03:59Me.

04:00Are you a good liar?

04:01I think I'm much better than I am.

04:04I think in my mind, I'm like, God, I'm good.

04:06And actually, it's just...

04:07That's not only how I am, but everybody who knows me just can tell when I'm lying.

04:11That's kind of a nice thing, though, I think.

04:13I actually think that when people aren't good lies, it's because they don't want to lie.

04:17I feel like I might be a better liar, but that doesn't mean I'm a good liar.

04:21Or are you a good liar?

04:22No, not good.

04:22No.

04:23Okay, maybe me.

04:23I wish.

04:24I mean, as an actor, you'd think I would be.

04:31Because I'm not good.

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