Clive Owen Breaks Down His Most Iconic Characters | GQ

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Clive Owen breaks down his most iconic roles in film and television, including 'Children of Men,' 'The Knick,' 'Sin City,' 'Inside Man,' 'Closer,' 'Croupier,' 'Chancer,' 'King Arthur,' 'Impeachment: American Crime Story,' 'A Murder at the End of the World' and 'Monsieur Spade.'

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Fave Clive Owen role? The crush I had on this man lmao

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[green_monsterx]

Damn, i remember when he was everywhere. Never found him attractive tbh lol

[mammary_glands]

The Knick + Thackery >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[deerlike]

I'm still waiting on the new season/spin-off with Dr. Algernon Edwards that Soderbergh promised us!

[mammary_glands]

It's coming!

[deerlike]

gimmegimmegimme

[deerlike]

I feel like I haven't seen his face in ages! But he's been steadily working, so it's just me not keeping up with his filmography. Monsieur Spade is supposed to be very good, it's on my to-watch list.

Children of Men and Bent are probably his best and my fave roles, closely followed by Inside Man and Croupier.

[deerlike]

I just noticed your King Arthur icon, OP! The way I shipped those two...

[war_machine_rox]

Honestly the love triangle was basically Guinevere and Lancelot fighting over Arthur lol

[deerlike]

It really was! There was a famous ot3 art someone drew of them to that effect.

[cuteej4]

I LOVED The Knick and am sad it didn't continue.

My favorite movie role of his is Children of Men. That movie was ahead of its time, was SO good, and that car scene is a damn masterpiece.

Also, my more recent discovery/fav of his is Inside Man.

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Seriously though, the Children had always deserved more recognition IMHO.

[steffi_333]

Such a good movie! And other than the random infertility, parts of it do feel a bit like they’re coming true