Name: 安東尼-麥基分析了他的職業生涯，從《復仇者聯盟》到《8英里》。從《復仇者聯盟：終結》到《8英里》｜《名利場》雜誌社 (Anthony Mackie Breaks Down His Career, from 'Avengers: Endgame' to '8 Mile' | Vanity Fair)
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I think a lot of the reason why there's so many videos and so many people talk about me having fun on set.

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And the whole thing about me laughing and joking is because I'm very lucky to do what I love.

I'm Anthony Mackie, and this is the timeline of my career.

Okay, Well, first I was at Juilliard and my friend Michael Devil Win was writing a play called Up Against the Window, and the play was about to park.

Jim Nicola from New York Theatre Workshop came to see the play said, This is great.

Up against the wind at New York through the workshop, Massive hit were on the cover of The New York Times.

Everybody was like, Oh, my God, how these Julie, Our kids doing something so contemporary, So this'll wonderful.

She introduced me to Curtis Hanson, who directed eight Mile and I auditioned for Makai Phifer part but Makai Phifer is really famous, and I was a guy who had just done a play.

So Curtis called me and was like, Yo, not to be rude.

There's a smaller role in the movie with four lines.

We start eight mile and I got the hang out with Eminem for three months.

I was only supposed to be here for a short period of time.

As the shoot evolved, Curtis started developing my character, changing my character, adding more scenes.

So Papa Doc went from, like, two scenes too integral part in the story of eight.

So you see a group of guys in our early twenties honestly becoming lifelong friends on screen before your eyes.

I mean, everybody who was in eight miles they're still my friends, and I was 20 years that you decided to start experimenting with your sexual orientation while our wedding invitation both family does She hate me was interesting because I did a movie with Spike before she hate me, called sucker Free City, which, as an actor, you know when you've done good work and I felt like, you know, sucker Free City with some of the finest work I've done as an actor.

It was supposed to be develop and grow into this amazing Siri's like Showtime's answer for HBO's The Wire.

We crushed that project Absolutely Don't care what nobody say.

We crushed that project, and from that Spike offers she hate me to Jeffrey Wright.

Jeffrey Wright said no, and I was dead the day Jeffrey said no, I was like, Damn, that's messed up, man.

She hate me, and it was It was It was a huge learning experience.

I've never I've never seen anybody with the drive, The focus, the passion that Spike Lee has.

That was the first time me seeing somebody really appreciating the love for what we do, the appreciation of the desire to be able to show up every day and do it to the highest of their ability.

You know, Spike was the 1st 1 there every day.

He was the last one to leave every day, and I just I've never you know, I'd never had never seen it before him being spike aside, just his desire.

And his work ethic kind of has fueled me for the past 15 years.

The Hurt locker was interested in many different ways because I was in North Carolina doing another movie that subsequently never came out.

I was in L A before I started in North Carolina, and Katherine and Mark Boal and Greg Shapiro, who produced it.

The four of us had a meeting, and they wanted me to play the other rule and had already cast Jeremy.

And it took us seven months to shoot this movie in North Carolina.

That project went over two months, so I'm begging them like, please, hold on, please.

I'ma finish this on this date now, like, now we gotta go.

They offered it toe another actor, and he said no.

Then they came back and they said, Look, if you can leave on this day, we can do it.

So I wrapped that project at night, drove to the airport, got on the airplane and went to Amman, Jordan.

Next day, the greatest experience of my career Is that dude saying no.

I was very excited to have the opportunity to work with Jeremy, So when I met with Catherine, you know, she wanted me to play a smaller role.

So let me play the best character I can play.

So that was a perspective on which we talked, and she gave me the opportunity to play Sanborn.

And, you know, it was It was It was interesting because I had known Kathryn's work for a long time.

I loved everything about her career that I had experience, so I wanted to be a part of that, and I tend to work better with female directors.

Just a great experience for me every single time and what Catherine was able to do with the three of us.

You know, Brian Garrity, Jeremy Renner and myself.

I mean, we were in the belly of the beast.

We shot that three miles away from the Iraqi border when it was not cool for people to go to Iraq.

If anybody tells you that they thought the Hurt locker was gonna be an award women fit winning film.

On the day we wrap, they're lying to you.

No one knew what that movie was gonna be.

Nobody expected that movie to blow up the way it did.

It was a very difficult two and 1/2 months.

You know, when we got nominated because I was with Jeremy, like on whatever morning Show that Waas when we got nominated.

And then when we were at the Oscars, like George Clooney was right there, All these people were right there, you know, like Holly Berry.

So, you know, when we won, I turned O'Brien because Brian and I was sitting way in the back, so I turned to bribe him like you were going on stage because we can't go on stage.

So I Grant Bryant and we're running up and Barry sitting there, The DP saw Granberry and we're running up.

So all of us rushed the stage and I turned around and is Tom Hanks.

And I'm like, Fuck Tom Hayes, you weren't in the movie.

So there's a video of me like hugging and kissing Tom Hanks and him being like what you're doing, kid.

And it was Nobody expected that it was crazy.

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安東尼-麥基分析了他的職業生涯，從《復仇者聯盟》到《8英里》。從《復仇者聯盟：終結》到《8英里》｜《名利場》雜誌社 (Anthony Mackie Breaks Down His Career, from 'Avengers: Endgame' to '8 Mile' | Vanity Fair)

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