Clive Owen Video Interview On ‘Intruders’

Clive Owen is the British star who’s made it big in Hollywood with films like Duplicity and Sin City. Now, Owen is starring in director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo’s, Intruders, a nightmarish film about a faceless intruder looking to take possession of two kids. “This movie is about the origin of fear,” director Fresnadillo told Uinterview exclusively. “I need to make some kind of investigation about the time we were kids and we were having our first nightmares.”

Director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo is a Spanish film director, producer and screenwriter most notable for directing films such as 28 Weeks Later and Esposados in 1996 which won an Academy award. Fresnadillo’s early interest and career began with photography which would later develop into an interest in filming. His first position as a producer began as an assistant to the well-known director, Gustavo Fuertes. Fresnadillo’s first film would be Espodados.

Clive Owen originally had no interest in the acting business as a child or even as he grew older till he attended the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in 1987. He began his career performing in several Shakespearean plays after winning a position at the Young Vic theater in London. Owens first appeared on the big screen in the romance film,Vroom. Other notable films for which he was cast include Closer, alongside Natalie Portman and Children of Men in 2006.

Now working together in the movie about a hollowface monster, Owen and Fresnadillo find themselves relating their past fears to the movie, reflecting back on disturbing nightmares they themselves had as children. “This movie comes from a very personal feeling I had as a kid,” Owen recalls, “I am completely sure that dark side was affecting my life and it created some kind of nightmares in my life.”

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