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Laurence Fishburne and Clayton Watson Talk About "The Matrix Reloaded" | |||||||||||||||
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by Rebecca Murray |
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In "The Matrix Reloaded," critically acclaimed actor Laurence Fishburne returns in the role of Morpheus, the leader of the freedom fighters. This adventure finds Neo (Keanu Reeves), Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) and Morpheus continuing to battle the Machine Army, utilizing their formidable skills and weaponry against the forces of repression and exploitation.
Fishburne describes his character in "Reloaded" as driven by his convictions. "In the first film, Morpheus is a teacher. In 'Reloaded,' he becomes more of a spiritual leader. His belief in Neo and the Oracles Prophecy is absolute, and he brings great strength and passion to his increasingly important role in the fight to save Zion. But the truths he encounters along his path put his faith to the test."
Alongside his beautiful wife, actress Gina Torres, Fishburne fielded a few questions from journalists at the Los Angeles Premiere of "The Matrix Reloaded:"
LAURENCE FISHBURNE ('Morpheus')
How would you sum up this movie?
What did you draw on for inspiration?
Who is Morpheus to you now?
What was different filming this "Matrix?"
"The Matrix Reloaded" quotes the Bible, King Arthur, and the Koran. Does that scare you?
How would you describe 'The Kid?'
They set it up in this film, and then number three comes out and the kid sort of finds a way to etch himself into the framework and get a part in the big war. (He) proves himself a savior, in a sense.
How hard was it to film two movies at once?
What type of training did you go through?
Did you have any wirework?
What was your favorite scene to shoot?
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