Marvel Benedict Wong was cut from one of the worst Ridley Scott movies

Benedict Wong began his career career in his nineties in his homeland in England, where he first appeared on the screen in the 1992 episode of the series “Screen Play”. He continued to build his autobiography, as he appeared in one episodes of various British TV programs, performing supportive roles and guest spots. Until 2000, Wong will not appear in his first feature film, a crime comedy entitled “Kiss Kiss (Bang Bang)”, which cannot be confused with Shane Black movie, which has an identical title in 2005. After that, he got a supportive role in his first feature in the main Hollywood, “SPY Game”, in 2001.

From there, the Wong’s profession continued to expand only, and began working with high -ranking managers such as Stephen Forst, Michael Winterotom, Danny Boyle and Luke Besson. After that, in 2012, Wong appeared in the movie “Prometheus” by Ridley Scott, playing Ravil’s role. However, Scott Wong was fond of each other, later worked again in the high crime dust the “Counselor” the following year. There, the Wong Played Lee Play, although all his scenes were cut before the movie released. There is no doubt that he performed a great performance anyway, as he usually does. Wong and Scott continued to work together for the third time after a long time after the science fiction movie “The Martian”. After that, Wong got off a profitable A character called Wong also to shake the super dust of Derxon’s silent “Dr. String”. Since then, he formed the role of Wong in many additional films in Marvel Cinematic University.

“The Chancellor”, if you don’t see it, is easily one of the worst Scott films. He was caught by the author of the Politzer Coralc McCarthy, but it is completely philosophical and confusing. It also features some really strange pictures and icons, not the least of which is a moment when Cameron Diaz has sex with the windshield of the car. Actors game is a game, but the movie is terrible, and it is one of the least -ranked Scott films on Spoiled tomatoes.

During an interview 2019 with Hollywood ObserverWong was asked about a short promotional appearance in the title “2036: Nexus Dream”, which was directly associated with Denis Villeneuve’s “Blade Runner 2049”. The short “Nexus Dream” was directed by Ibn Ridley Scott, Luke Scott, while (as we all know), Ridley Scott (as we all know) was directed. It should also be noted that the “spy game” is directed by Ridley Scott’s brother, Tony Scott. Wong professionally linked to the entire Scott family.

When the matter appeared, Wong spoke shortly about the “advisor”, although he was mentioned only. The actor also remembers:

“I got my first movie break with Tony Scott on”Spy game‘It is clear that I worked with Ridley AliPrometheus And ‘Mars‘I also worked with himConsultant“But I was on the floor (cutting room) so. Working with Locke was also a great experience. During the rehearsals, we were talking about cloning. So, it is like a chip of the old block.

Luke Scott has directed only one feature so far, which is the 2016 science fiction movie “Morgan”. Wong does not appear in this movie, however. It seems that if Redley or Luke Scott Wongs call again, he will delightly participate in one of their projects. Well, provided that he wipes his MCU table. It is currently expected to appear in “Avengers: Doomsday” (which was appointed to the release in 2026), and it can also be seen in the horror movie “Weapons” (which now plays in theaters).

The story of the “Chancellor” is a little tilted. Michael Fassbnder plays the luxury advisor (who has no other name), a friend of a burning drug dealer called Rainer (Javier Bardem) and his cottana -like girlfriend (Diaz). The consultant dreams of living permanently with his own girlfriend, Laura (Penélope Cruz), but we know that romance will end up badly due to the unofficial consultant’s participation in a upcoming drug deal. The drug deal is not badly undermined by our owners, which aims to steal drugs. There is also a shaded subcontinent that includes a prisoner (Rosie Perez). Rubén Blades, John Leguizamo, Brad Pitt, Bruno Ganz and Natalie Dormer appear in supportive roles as well. By the end of the movie, at least one of the above characters cut their head.

It is not clear whether McCarthy is trying to write a film directly for crimes or a kind of comments on evil spreading in the hearts of humanity. Either way, he failed. The film is neither exciting nor influential. It is also unpleasant. All of her characters are empty or harsh in a way that makes them unavailable and inhuman. Bardem and Diaz try to bring some verse to their roles, at least. It is clear that Ridley Scott is one of these directors who love to think visually, first and foremost. Once he chooses a text to guide him, he (apparently) prefers to work quickly and focus mainly on how to photograph the text program instead of his story or topics, which is why his films can vary greatly in quality. The “advisor” fails mostly with McCarthy. Scott only photographed what he wrote.

Since Wong’s scenes have been cut, it is difficult to feel naturally as it may have appeared in the “advisor”. Of course, he may feel comfortable because he did not appear in such a bad smell. In both cases, he and the “Mars” silence were made two years later. It is a largely superior movie and It may be one of the best silence.