Esai Morales depends on a mission that challenges death to make Tom Cruise’s life impossible, again, in the last batch of “Mission: Impossible”. Entitled “The Final Account”, the film was released on Friday.
Morales restores his role GabrielA deadly connection was appointed to make a dangerous task for the entity, which is a corridor artificial intelligence system, as its capabilities make a threat to human society. The history of this role is due to the first movie “Mission: Impossible” in 1996, where the killing of Gabriel was the motivation of Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) to join the power of impossible missions.
“I must look at Gabriel as your movie star,” Morales said in a video call. “I play these characters with the greatest possible humanity.”
Although most of the privileges have died, it seems, the fans are presented to the character of Morales in the summer dust of 2023, “the task: impossible – the dead account of the first part.” Besides stimulating responsibility as the main opponent, which includes risky acting acts against the veteran adventurer, Morales also made the date of concession as the first Latin progress in the movement chain.
Actor Portoresto Borocalin, born in Brooklyn, is famous for the name Bob Morales in the 1987 movie “La Bamba” and Jesus “Chuchu” Sanchez in 1995 “Mi Familia”-both of whom were added to National films record In the Library of Congress. Morales is also famous for his roles as Joseph Adama in the “BattleStar Galactica” cross for “Caprica”, as well as Camino del Rio in “Ozark” and Villain Deathstroke in the DC series “Titans”.
“The thing I love in” the mission: impossible “, with Gabriel, is that you do not know that he is Latin.” “Don’t focus on sweat. It focuses on the race to get the key!”
Likewise, the last two films “Mission: Impossible” was a rush to the end. It is directed by Christopher Mcracler, stretching a five-year photography with some stations along the road due to the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as strikes for 2023 by the Guild members of the screen (SAG-Aftra) and Guild of America. Additional costs due to inflation brought the total budget for Paramount Pictures to $ 400 million, making it One of the most expensive films Absolutely.
Morales is an important occasion – and a “graduation” of some kind.
He said: “All these obstacles are similar to pressure that creates a diamond of charcoal.” “I hope the fans feel what I felt and still feel when I watch the movie.”
This interview has been edited For the sake of clarity And shortening.
How did you physically and mentally prepare for the role in “a task: impossible“?
I was asked if I was physically and said, “Actually, yes.” I like to play tennis, so it is really good. During the epidemic, I [would sneak] In the ocean at dusk and I was swimming at night for hours at one time. It was a kind of frightening. then [I got] To London and met some of the finest people fighting, spoils, combating knife, and boxing. The thing is to get your reactions in the shape, because sometimes you must do it after taking it and do not want to get out of the gas.
Mental is the age of preparation. It is not as if I can study the life of Gabriel, so you can apply what you can around your personality and characteristics under fake circumstances. Some come from the ether … From ether after ethan [laughs]. It is an instinct and the age of watching movies, including “Mission: ISSISTRICE” movies. They are working hard. One of the most comfortable things you planted [that] “We will not leave until we get it properly.”
Cruz is famous for watching tree live. How was joining him in these scenes?
It is exciting. I couldn’t think of anyone else I wanted to put my luxury, because looking at his busy record: he is still alive and very healthy, and does not take these things lightly. It is very strict about safety. Life is fraught with risks by nature. If you will carry other risks, it is best to take them with people who survived and flourish for decades, doing the same.
There is a scene that challenges death in the air he was very disturbed in this press group. What was going on in your mind as you were there?
After the initial prayers and thank God, the universe and the angels, who and anything that kept me alive and gave me an amazing life so far … you must leave it and pray to God, as they say.
What is the effect of this privilege on your career in the long run?
It is a blessing. I got the job during one of the most difficult times in my life – and everyone else. I hope everything is from here. I am only grateful because I got something on this range, with these types of collaborators.
I hope that the work I continue to do will lead to meaningful roles and characters that enhance the humanitarian situation to see. I want to do things that make people feel satisfied with being a human being. Even if you are the bad man, I have someone who plays the bad man. right?
But is Gabriel really the bad man?
Not in the eyes of this actor. For me, I must look at Gabriel as your movie star. Wars are not done by people who feel they will lose them. So I play these characters with the largest possible humanity.
How did Bob Covid-19 and Hollywood Strikes affect production to This movie?
I am on the Sag-Aftra panel. I felt the influence of both Covid-19 and strikes. I mean, it was not easy, it was not fun. It is still easy. We still have to deal with new media or new technology, we are talking about artificial intelligence. Production is stuck together. When you struggle with adversity, it makes you stronger.
You consider yourself Honorary ChicanoEspecially because of your role like Bob Morales in “La Pamba”. What are the memories that come to mind when you think about returning to this role?
Many, but the amazing paradox, synchronization or synergy to the point that a role with my country [last] The name on it will be one of the most remembered. They will say, “This is your name everywhere.” Well, this [role] I did literally. When people wanted to focus more on Richie, I wanted to bear witness to the role of Bob [Ritchie Valens’ brother].
I don’t know where my career will be without this movie and a few others. When you have the ability to be with the person you imagine, first and foremost, there is a great deal of pressure because they are present and not. It seems that you will pretend to live in their lives and their lives. You do not want chaos. but [Bob and I] They managed to get the bond and really obtain a few beer and kick, and managed to absorb Pure Pop Purich. I absorb it Mexican, [the same way] Pictures of Anthony Quinn “Greek Zorba”. [Whenever] gold [into] There was a Greek restaurant, to collide with his honor and photography … a Mexican Irish actor.
I think many people forget that you are Puerto Rico because you play the Mexican role well.
I am proud to be Puerto Rico, but I am so safe that I do not feel that I should wear my slogans on my head. I just want to talk about myself. We have to embrace what we have stressed and gave us a person and gave us a little additional thing for him.
There are many Latinians in science fiction movies. I think of you about “Caprica”. There is also Diego Luna and Adrea Arjona in “Andor”, Zoe Saldana in “Guardians of the Galaxy”, Pedo Pascal in “The Mandalorian”, Ricardo Montalba in “Star Trek …” What do you think of the space roles that get to know Latino’s representatives?
What about their fans? We make up 25 % of the audience, at least. It is a wise decision to include people in the past to be overlooked. It has been overlooked. Even the situation of all great people serve and represent the market. It has long been late but very welcome.
He is outer space More Latinians in the dominant roles in ROM Comus or work?
I would like to see it. I would like to see us playing more central characters, and people who can grow to learn, grow to love and feel, because I think this is what films do. They allow you within the heart of your leading characters. You can only love them, do you know?
