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Simon Pegg, Ben Kingsley, John Cleese and Michael Fassbender headline an all-star cast of men and women with British accents in this voice acting instalment of the Lionhead video diaries.
Prince of Persia director Mike Newell tells Reuters that he’s worried that the film is “a little homogeneous”. Critics are already saying the film is a whitewash – filled with white actors. But is it, and are they correct?
We’ve seen plenty of Prince of Persia pics of Jake Gyllenhaal. He’s not the only guy in the movie, thank you very much. Sir Ben Kingsley (Ghandi, Schindler’s List) is also in the flick.
That’s Ben Kingsley on the set of Prince of Persia. I think he’s pointing out the production assistant who didn’t peel the grapes for his trailer’s fruit and cheese plates like he’d asked. Or he’s getting into character to fuck some shit up as Nizam, the “villanous nobleman” who is the antagonist in the PoP movie due in 2010. Sista site Defamer got that up on Friday, but tipster rayk2099 pointed it out to us just now. Sir Ben’s played some heavy-gravity roles in his day. If you want to call this a paycheck role, fine, but my guess is he’s working about five times as hard as he did playing Vice President Nance in Dave.