NEW SEAGAL FILM-A GOOD MAN
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bwana-beast
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I agree, it would not be a great surprise if they give it a more action-oriented title when finally released.I also have the feeling the title will be changed....
Mason
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I dont like Born to Raise Hell, so if that is the case, my expectations has just dropped a notch.
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And by the way, this Picture is on A Good Man section on Voltage's website http://voltagepictures.com/details.aspx?ProjectId=e18529a3-9ec1-e211-838a-d4ae527c3b65 I dont think it is from the movie though, since it seems like Seagal has a beard in the movie
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New interview with Victor Webster:
http://scifiandtvtalk.typepad.com/s...continuums-victor-webster-shades-of-grey.html
“The Good Man is a modern day action film that we shot in the bowels of Bucharest and the dirty, dark alleys and bars. I worked on that with Steven Seagal and some wonderful Romanian actors who rounded out the rest of the cast. The cool thing about this movie is that I worked hand-in-hand with fight choreographer Ron Balicki, and we came up with some amazing fight sequences. We took advantage of the environment around us, and I never used the same move twice throughout the entire film. If I kicked somebody one way, I never kicked them like that again. So all the action is completely different on my end and it was just a joy to shoot this project because we were given so much room to play as actors.”
http://scifiandtvtalk.typepad.com/s...continuums-victor-webster-shades-of-grey.html
“The Good Man is a modern day action film that we shot in the bowels of Bucharest and the dirty, dark alleys and bars. I worked on that with Steven Seagal and some wonderful Romanian actors who rounded out the rest of the cast. The cool thing about this movie is that I worked hand-in-hand with fight choreographer Ron Balicki, and we came up with some amazing fight sequences. We took advantage of the environment around us, and I never used the same move twice throughout the entire film. If I kicked somebody one way, I never kicked them like that again. So all the action is completely different on my end and it was just a joy to shoot this project because we were given so much room to play as actors.”
Victor Webster is doing ADR for A Good Man right now:
Victor Webster @webstervictor
A Good Man, ADR
https://vine.co/v/M56HpQ3Eiqw
Victor Webster @webstervictor
A Good Man, ADR
https://vine.co/v/M56HpQ3Eiqw
Mason
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Well then I suppose the movie is still in post-production.
Indeed. By the way, it would be better if we saw a picture of Steven doing ADR. Then at least we are shure we get no voicedubbing...
RetroSeagal
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The synopsis for A Good Man is pretty much what I have come to expect from a straight-to-DVD Seagal movie. The same basic plot. But this is what I have always looked for in Steven’s movies. Just 90 minutes or so of basic escapism. I know what to expect, I know it’s bad for him in the beginning, then bad guy loses at the end. And loses BAD! And I have always enjoyed that in his movies. It's why I've followed him all these years.
That being said, I've missed I think the last 2-3 or so movies he’s put out, but plan to catch up on now. To be honest, even though I’ve been an avid fan since the beginning of his career, owning almost all of his movies, I was beginning to find the last few almost unwatchable. One or two I had to walk away from, then went back to them. I always end up going back – I never give up on him. LOL
A lot of great comments in this thread that I agree with. I wouldn't think that Steven has that many offers nor many decision-making opportunities with those offers at this point. As a fan, I’m glad he’s still making the effort – although some have issues with the amount of that effort.
I like the sounds of A Good Man and look forward to it. Great job with the pics and the updates and the contact with Mr. Waxman!
And I have always enjoyed that in his movies. It's why I've followed him all these years. That being said, I've missed I think the last 2-3 or so movies he’s put out, but plan to catch up on now. To be honest, even though I’ve been an avid fan since the beginning of his career, owning almost all of his movies, I was beginning to find the last few almost unwatchable. One or two I had to walk away from, then went back to them. I always end up going back – I never give up on him. LOL
A lot of great comments in this thread that I agree with. I wouldn't think that Steven has that many offers nor many decision-making opportunities with those offers at this point. As a fan, I’m glad he’s still making the effort – although some have issues with the amount of that effort.
I like the sounds of A Good Man and look forward to it. Great job with the pics and the updates and the contact with Mr. Waxman!
Mason
Well-Known Member
The trailers for Seagal's movies always take forever to be released. So i wouldn't expect anything for atleast a month or two.
RetroSeagal
Member
In your experience, how long after the trailer is released until the movie is released?
Also, do you know if his movies are released sooner in one country than another? Or does it change all the time?