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Haywire Screening Latest Updates and Ticket Information
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Here are some Haywire screening dates and updates from the movie Haywire. There is also a contest to win screening tickets by submitting a 10 word review of any Soderbergh movie.
Haywire is an electrifying tale of espionage and betrayal, a female freelance covert ops specialist (Carano), who works in the deadly world of international operatives, strikes back after discovering she’s been double-crossed by someone close to her in the agency. Directed Steven Soderbergh. Watch the Haywire Trailer.
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Gina Carano Featured in LA Times and NY Times
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Gina Carano appeared in both the NY Times and LA Times. There was some pretty interesting stuff revealed in the in depth articles. It follows Gina’s story from her pre MMA days to what led her to acting in a movie with Steven Soderbergh.
This time the Academy Award-winning director reimagines the spy genre within the confines of physical realism. Rather than employ movie technology audiences have grown accustomed to — stunt doubles, quick film cuts, wire work — Soderbergh opted to approach the genre with a real-life fighter as his lead and a real-life elite soldier as his technical adviser. He then surrounded Carano with such actors as Michael Fassbender, Michael Douglas and Ewan McGregor.
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Haywire NY screening: Gina Carano pics and quotes
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Gina Carano: “I’ve dealt with men larger than me, smaller than me, I’ve been hit where I can’t catch up with my head, and I’ve been hit not so hard. It’s all about the chemistry with the person. There were no egos involved, it was all about creating the best fight scene that we could. It was ok to get hurt. With the stunt guys also, they were used to actresses. I actually had to tell that one stunt guy, ‘No, you put me into that wall as hard as you can.’ And he put me into it so hard I actually went white for a second. But I actually enjoyed that. Is that weird? …Fighting is the most honest form of communication you can get. [Michael]Fassbender just became a mentor to me, he was so supportive. And he was so down to just bang into everything we could, vases, everything. He always was like ‘We need to slam our head into that wall a little harder.“
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