Richie Stephens
Previously, Richie portrayed the ‘savior’ in three of Florence and the Machine’s musik videos; guest starred as a Texas serial killer on CBS’s Criminal Minds; and appeared in the indie films, Soy Nero, The Shop, Selling Dreams and Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner Fruitvale Station.
Richie Stephens recently took some time to answer a few questions:
What can anda share about your role on Roadies?
RICHIE: I'm appearing in the 8th episode of Roadies as a German pilot. I'm a villain as usual. It's a flashback to the 1970's in Japan, where I have an altercation with one of the world's biggest rock bands.
Was the set as crazy as a real rock tour atau is that all for show?
RICHIE: It wasn't crazy in the sense of being disorganized, but it was extremely elaborate. A huge group of people working together to come up with an impressive finished product. It ran like a well-oiled machine though and I think everyone felt like they were there being part of something special. Working with Cameron Crowe was a dream come true for me too because I have been a big fan of his work. Same thing with JJ Abrams, although I didn't get to meet him on set.
You also appeared on a very different show, Major Crimes; tell us about that one.
RICHIE: I recently did a guest bintang on Major Crimes, season 5 episode 6 (Tourist Trap). I play a British hitman who comes to Venice to ply his trade and cause all sorts of problems for the Major Crimes unit. It was a lot of fun to play that character, because despite being a hitman, he has a smart mouth and a philosophical view on life!
Is playing a ‘bad’ guy harder atau easier than playing a ‘nice’ guy?
RICHIE: I don't think it's necessarily harder to play a bad guy. When you're akting it's pretending to be the character, and good atau bad, that can be a challenge because anda need to make it seem real. Understanding the character's point of view is most important and once anda get that, whether they're considered "good" atau "bad" is inconsequential. Like a lot of times, bad guy characters don't actually consider themselves to be bad.
That being berkata about playing a bad guy - booking the role of a bad guy can be different. I think that it's easier for me to book the role of a bad guy because I look like a bad guy lebih so than a nice guy. Nice guys tend to have a softer look.
You’ve been using a lot of different accents recently; does that help anda create the character?
RICHIE: Yeah I have a lot of different accents in my arsenal. Accents / dialects are something I've always been interested in and akting allows me to use these for various characters. Usually I'm using some sort of an accent. My natural one is Irish, but I rarely play Irish roles so I don't get to use it. This past tahun I've played American, German, Russian and British roles so far!
What’s the biggest lesson anda learned from working on these projects?
RICHIE: Every project is a new learning experience and I have met lots of new colleagues who I hope to be able to work with again.
If anda could choose, do anda prefer comedy atau drama?
RICHIE: I like both, but would have a slight preference towards drama. Probably because I tend to book lebih drama than comedy! I enjoy watching both though. I have a good sense of humor in real life, despite playing a lot of menacing characters.
And, now just for fun:
Who’s your favorit actor/actress?
RICHIE: My favorit currrent actor is probably Tom Hardy. My favorit Irish one is Gabriel Byrne. favorit actress is Kathy Bates. favorit Irish actress is Saoirse Ronan.
What role from the past do anda wish anda could have played?
RICHIE: Jimmy Conway in Goodfellas because it's my favorit role in my favorit movie.
Favorite movie atau TV tampil from your childhood.
RICHIE: When I was a kid my favorit tampil was MacGyver. They're remaking it at the moment and I got to audition for one of the roles, which was a trip.
Tell us one thing that would surprise our readers to learn about you.
RICHIE: I'm a lifelong Manchester United fan.
How can fan keep up with you?
RICHIE: fan can keep up with me on link, social media @richieactor and on my personal website link
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This was originally going to be a daftar of 10. Then I kept thinking of more. I finally managed to cut myself off at 25. There are a lot of great lgbt characters out there, okay? Anyway, these shouldn't contain any tampil spoilers, so here ya go:
#1 - Tara Chambler (The Walking Dead)
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This was originally going to be a daftar of 10. Then I kept thinking of more. I finally managed to cut myself off at 25. There are a lot of great lgbt characters out there, okay? Anyway, these shouldn't contain any tampil spoilers, so here ya go:
Alanna Masterson as Tara Chambler
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Dean Li
The detik episode of Season 5, titled “I’m the Liver,” premiered last night, introducing actor Dean Li as the ‘Twink’. He’s a friend of Ian and Mickey, who gets caught up in a patriotic moment and finds himself willing to take one for the team – atau ‘give one’ actually.
Dean explains, "I can't say I relate to my character, but he's part of a story that's important to tell and one that definitely lives up to the judul of the show, I think.”
We also just found out this was Dean’s televisi akting debut. That’s right – first time out and he’s already proving to be fearless. Can’t wait to see what’s next!
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