
2 minute read
new shows to stream this weekend 5
1. The Mandalorian Season 3

Advertisement
Disney’s lauded bounty hunter series returns for its third season, which can already call itself critically acclaimed, just days after its launch. is one features — minor spoilers ahead — Baby Yoda. e show’s character is also slightly adjusted in S3, with less of a Western feel in some respects. However, that’s up for debate, and the main change is that Djarin and Grogu are back together as a team.
Stream on Disney Plus
2. We Have a Ghost reer moving, Hardy would be handed his big break almost immediately with a role in the high pro le science- ction lm Star Trek: Nemesis: “I think I had only been working nine months when I got ‘Star Trek,’ and it was huge,” he once said. “It was very overwhelming. So that opened my eyes a bit at an early age, kind of how not be frightened when walking into a responsibility of something like that.” From that moment on, Hardy didn’t look back. Working with some of the biggest names in the business, the actor has forged a career built on his vividly intense portrayals of characters and has done so all while forcing himself into a new direction. “It’s funny in that because it is acting, and playing pretend, but I didn’t see myself being synonymous with these tough-guy roles,” he once said. “ at’s not really me. I love acting. ere was Bane, Warrior, Bronson, and now the Krays. I’m just surprised to be working, mate. Whatever gets me through the door.”
When discussing his style, Hardy said: “ ere’s two types of acting: convincing and not convincing. People describe me as intense. It’s because I care. I am a pain in the ass because I care. Do I know what I’m doing? No. Do I have the best of intentions? Yes. Does that lead to hell? Sometimes.”
He delivers the perfect reection of this devotion in his double role for Legend.
Brian Helgeland’s Legend had Hardy in a dual role, playing identical twins Reggie and Ron Kray: two crime lords who dominated the London underworld in the 1960s. While the lm received mixed to negative reviews, Hardy received the British Independent Film Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of the Kray twins. e actor spoke highly about his experience with Helgeland’s project, “It was a good challenge. I really enjoyed it. [Director] Brian Helgeland’s awesome, and everyone in it is awesome. It’s a really cool project.” e complicated part was to make an audience believe it wasn’t one performer doing both parts.” e iconic roles have gone down as part of Hardy’s growing lexicon of lm. He may have taken on one of the most deadly chalices in cinema, but he delivered one of the nest performances of his growing career — two-fold.
He also explained, “ e two characters, they were pretty easy to slip between.