Mikkelsen expresses concerns about the impact on his sexual life
Mads Mikkelsen, the Danish actor known for his versatility and charm, made a splash at the Venice Film Festival with the presentation of his latest project, "The Last Viking."
The film, directed by fellow Dane Anders Thomas Jensen, tells an unconventional story, with Mikkelsen playing a grown man with the mental age of a child. This unique premise has already sparked interest among cinema enthusiasts.
Mikkelsen, who recently concluded filming for the project, sported a new look - a classic haircut with a grey fringe - during the festival. However, this was not the hairstyle he donned for the film. For two months during the production, Mikkelsen wore a perm, a decision he made to better embody his character.
Upon seeing his perm hairstyle, Mikkelsen expressed that he did not like it. Despite this, he acknowledged that it was beneficial for his role in "The Last Viking." After completing filming, he had the perm removed immediately.
"The Last Viking" is a black comedy, a genre that Mikkelsen has proven he can excel in. The film is set to hit German cinemas later this year, although an exact release date has yet to be announced.
Mikkelsen, who is frequently listed among Europe's most sexually appealing actors, has made no secret of his love for his craft. At the Venice Film Festival, he spoke passionately about "The Last Viking," comparing the smell of his perm hairstyle to that of a sewer, but stating that the role was worth it.
"The Last Viking" is a new release that promises to showcase Mikkelsen's acting prowess in a fresh and intriguing way. With its unique premise and the actor's commitment to his role, it's sure to be a film worth watching.
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