Before sinners, Jack O’Connell starred 3 war films in the same year

The name Jack O’Connell exploded this year after the success of “sinners” And its appearance as RemickAnd as well as to him An annoying veil in “28 years later”. The truth is, though, for years it was grinding for some impressive and unfortunate films, three of which were released in the same year. In 2014, O’Connell pushed huge on the big screen and appeared in three separate war films that were all released for months, with one very far from the rest. A year after his exceptional performance against Ben Mendeleson in the prison drama, “Championship”, Ocunel went alone in “71”, who saw him as a soldier who was cut off in Belfast when riots erupted during the problems of Northern Ireland in 1971.

The film was first distinguished in the director of Yann Demang, which has since continued to direct “White Boy Rick”, the experimental episode of the “LoveCraft Country” series, short -term, and it was One of the many directors who tried to take over “Blade” for MCU, before separating with her last year. Fortunately, “71” was an exceptional example of the work of both the star and his director and deserved to be completely monitored. As for others? Someone still stands as a somewhat disappointing complement that follows it from a piece of leading cinema from the cinema, while the other was a true story that explodes with the possibilities of awards but did not make the pieces completely, even with Angelina Jolie on his head.

After persuading the masses of his explicit and brutal appearance in “71”, Ocunel joined the fold of the soldiers practicing the muscular sword who followed the footsteps of a small group of Spartans with “300: Rise of a Empire”. Although it was not a particularly prominent role, O’Connell, along with the sequel heroes that completed the slow Snyder, stood up and assumed the role of Calisto. Although a warm reception such as his predecessor, Oconilel, was not received, along with the likes of Eva Green and Sullivan Stableton, this film certainly did not hinder well. However, in November of that year, when the name of Ocunel became a very common name when he took the initiative in the unbelievable World War story, “Unbroken”.

It was written by the brothers Quinn, Richard Laghraviniz, and William Nicholson, “Unbroken” was adapted from a book that Laura Helenland formulated and directed by Angelina Jolie. O’Connell took the initiative like Lewis “Louis” Zambirini, a real American Olympic, and after joining the war, he fell into an attacking plane and was left by 47 days at sea before being arrested by the Japanese forces and detained as a war prisoner. While earning a poor reception from critics (the film contains 53 % points on spoiled tomatoesOcunil praised his performance. Although he may not sit between the films of the most popular actor yet, let us only be happy because it can achieve a similar series of success this year and the next water when it returns to the universe with anger with “The Bone Temple”.