Ever seen acting that's so good it makes you hungry? Welcome to Gary Oldman's cheeky snack attack with Louise Bourgoin!
Method acting is known for its immersive techniques, requiring actors to dive deep into their characters—often sparing no effort to become them in the process. But what happens when two of the industry’s finest, like Gary Oldman and Louise Bourgoin, find themselves at craft services? Instead of delving into deep character analysis, they approach food like it’s the ultimate acting challenge! In a fun and cheeky advertising campaign for Canal+ and Apple TV+, the duo shows us that even the way they snack is a performance worthy of an Oscar.
As Oldman munches away, one can't help but notice his amusingly serious demeanor, giving every bite the focus it deserves. In what feels like a cross between acting class and culinary school, Oldman picks up his food with the precision of a surgeon, as if preparing for an intense scene. Bourgoin, on the other hand, approaches her snacks like a whimsical character from one of her films, flipping through delicious options with effervescent charm. Who would’ve thought craft services could be such a delightful battleground for artistic expression?
In the midst of their playful competition, we see that food isn't merely sustenance for these stars but a crucial aspect of their performance art. Their interactions are filled with friendly banter, exchanging tips on how to eat and enjoy a delicious snack while still maintaining that all-important character focus. It’s a reminder that even on set, where serious storytelling occurs, there’s always room for laughter, fun, and a good old nibble!
This humorous moment between two extraordinary talents reminds us that acting and food go hand in hand, especially when they’re part of a high-energy production. Whether you prefer Oldman’s methodical approach or Bourgoin's carefree vibe, one thing’s for sure: snack time on set just went from mundane to magnificent!
### Fun Fact 1: Did you know Gary Oldman has received an Academy Award for his role in ‘Darkest Hour’ as Winston Churchill? His transformative performances prove that method acting can extend beyond just dialogue to include how actors tackle each and every aspect of their roles—snacks included!
### Fun Fact 2: Louise Bourgoin, before becoming the talented actress we see today, was once a model and a presenter on Canal+ — which adds another layer of fun to this partnership! Food and film are two areas she enjoys, showing us that artistry can be found in everything from performances to perfectly plated dishes!
In a cheeky spot for Canal+ and Apple TV+, Slow Horses' Oldman and Hippocrates' Louise Bourgoin have different approaches to craft services.
Little Black Book, The campaign was produced by Birth and directed by James Hawes.