Interior Minister Ivica Dacic visited one of the locations in which Ralph Fiennes takes his new film.

Another politician visited the set and it made the news. Pic and video at link. Click on pic 2 for a pic of Gerry with the Interior Minister. There is also a snippet of Gerry at the end of the video.

BTW - where are his tatoos?

http://www.mondo.rs/s168518/Film/Dacic_na_snimanju_Koriolana.html

Interior Minister Ivica Dacic visited one of the locations in which Ralph Fiennes takes his new film.

Ministry of Interior announced that the SPS leader attended the recording of "location in Belgrade," not specifying to which the site says.

"During last year's visit to Belgrade Fiennes, the Minister stressed that his Ministry to support the project, not only for financial reasons but also because it is a great opportunity for the Advancement of Serbia," the statement said.

Fiennes plays a direct and major role in the adaptation of Shakespeare's works of the Roman leader Gaius Marci Coriolanus.

Thanks Dallas.

Either this is a big deal for Serbia and its citizens OR two ministers needed some feel-good moments.

Did anyone notice Ralph's hair loss?

Nay wrote:: Thanks Dallas.

Either this is a big deal for Serbia and its citizens OR two ministers needed some feel-good moments.

Did anyone notice Ralph's hair loss?

Well, I think those Ministers needed some good views of them in the press, and not very often theres a Hollywood star in Serbia.
Fiennes looks better without all that hair in his face and head.

Tats probably weren't drawn on him yet, or Gman looks like he's already been working and makeup was already off.

That balding look of Fiennes only reminds me more of his Potter character.

He looks similar in Clash of the Titans in his role as "Hades".

Ger

Well I hope that Gerry had been filming, because his face in that pic looked ragged. There are dark cirlcles under his eyes, which I hope is makeup. He also looked sweaty (or fake sweaty).
Perhaps they are filming an earlier point in time where he doesn't have tats?
I have no idea, as I haven't read the play so I have no idea the duration of time that passes during it - or how they are interpreting it in this film version.

They may be doing flashbacks to establish the ongoing relationship up to a point between Coriolanus and Tullus. Sounds like it's one of those scenarios where Coriolanus' character seeks out his old nemisis to help him. So perhaps some hard life aging has taken place. Just a guess.

Ger

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