dolphage wrote:It says that his dream is to make a movie about Sweden back when it was a "super power" in Europe (between 1611-1718 Sweden invaded a bunch of our neighboring countries) (good times, good times)
He's had this in mind for a long time, one project set during the Swedish civil war almost got made, hope we can see that sometimes...
They say that he has been offered roles in action movies in Sweden and declined them all (smart move, all Swedish "action" movies suck ace)
Didn't even know they were making action movies, but I think they do quite good thrillers, like "Sleepwalker" i heard was pretty good...
Nathan wrote:Are Dolph movies still released in Swedish cinemas?
Very few were released in Swedish cinemas, even in his earlier days of glory, "Red Scorpion" and "The Punisher" were banned for their violence and only released later in video, not sure if "Dark Angel" got his way to the silver screen and in the end I guess only R4, MOTU, UniSol and JM got this privilege (and possibly "The Shooter" because I saw a theatrical poster on sale too)... Dolph was really overlooked, people mocked him because he wouldn't do an interview in Swedish (his coach had advised him not to for his American accent), and moreover some Swedish lobbies called for a boycott of his movies after "Red Scorpion" went shooting in South African-ruled Namibia...
But I guess now the big D has grown more of a cult following there among young Swedish generations that he makes very proud of...