- The sci-fi movie “Moonfall” lead Patrick Wilson explains why he was drawn to the project.
- He gave Roland Emmerich, the filmmaker, credit for accepting and pursuing this idea.
- Roland Emmerich co-wrote, co-directed, and co-produced “Moonfall,” which aired on July 1.
The sci-fi movie “Moonfall” lead Patrick Wilson explains why he was drawn to the project. He gave Roland Emmerich, the filmmaker, credit for accepting and pursuing this idea.
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Patrick said: “I think working with Roland again was what’s exciting enough for me to jump on to the project. I had a great time with him on the first film ‘Midway’. This character is different from a lot of characters I have played, and I haven’t done a space movie or a science fiction movie. So, this checked a lot of boxes for me.”
He further added: “My favourite scenes of the movie are usually defined by the experience. I think the scenes in the cockpit were fun. This is my second film with Roland, and you know whether it’s a historical movie or a big disaster movie, nothing is off-limits or too big for him.”
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On his working experience with the director: “He always had such a very cool and respectful casual demeanour. Even if he’s upset about something, it’s never overwhelming. He always at least seems in complete control. So that gives us such faith as actors because we know we are in such good hands,” concluded the ‘Insidious’ actor.
