Rogowski and Whishaw star in Passages, Sachs’ film about a gay couple whose marriage is upturned when one has an affair with a woman.
They talk power struggles, micro-gestures and a sex scene that proved too much for US censors‘These interviews are full of shit,” says Franz Rogowksi, eyeballing the webcam in his Berlin apartment, a slash of Sunday morning sunshine streaking the wall behind him.
This would be an awkward moment were the vulpine 37-year-old actor not wearing a lopsided smile, his voice free of rancour or complaint.
What he is trying to get across is that there are certain conventions when promoting a movie.
“People say: ‘Oh, this is so amazing, the project was so amazing.’ You and I would be having this exact same conversation even if this movie was shit.
But I truly love what we’ve done.”The movie in question is Passages, a caustic,…
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