Michael Madsen, known for his roles in films directed by Quentin Tarantino, reflects on his upbringing in Chicago and his father's career as a firefighter. He discusses his unique acting approach, which emphasizes quiet moments characterized by listening and waiting, inspired by legendary actors like Steve McQueen and Robert Mitchum. Madsen shares insights from his experience meeting Mitchum and relates personal anecdotes about his family and his recent movie projects, highlighting his continued dedication to both acting and poetry.
I think what it is, is that I don't know. If I knew what it was, I might not be able to do it. I don't think it's an actable quality.
When I was a kid, I noticed that in Steve McQueen, and I read a lot of books about Steve, and I know he used to cut a lot of dialogue out of his movie scripts.
He was making a picture with my sister, he was doing that Hearst and Davies thing in Toronto, and I really wanted to meet him.
I can tell you that when I was a kid, I noticed that in Steve McQueen, and I know he used to cut a lot of dialogue out of his movie scripts.
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