Le Chiffre's downfall was the bullet in the head, but he also had a real downer when he lost $120 mill to Bond at the big table. It was that surprise straight flush. What was Mikkelsen's point of view about these unfortunata?
I'm Mads Mikkelsen. Yes, from Denmark. You can appreciate this... Le Chiffre (me) was destined for hitting the floor limp in my final scene. Clean bullet shot to the head. Hey! This is a Bond movie. You can't have two big stars still standing after it's over. Of course, there were the creature comforts during shooting. There were girls with legs up to here. Beautiful. It was a fun shoot.
Then, there was that bleeding tear duct thing. That's probably what Le Chiffre's legacy boils down to. You know, I'd like to have slipped one of those blue million dollar chips in my Chesley Gannt suit. It really was a fun poker game. I think I'd do well against anyone except Bond. Hey! The heart attack thing was pretty cool, wasn't it? I hope they figure out a way to bring me back in Quantum of Solace. I could go for a gig in the next Batman, too. Look for Le Chiffre again. Min tid er givet til kvinder og vinde
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Ok. Ok... so you're makin' us go to google translation, huh? Well, that's cool, anyhow. I like this Point of View stuff, too.
Gannt. Hot suit. Don't try to make something more than it is. I'd like to see Le Chiffre hop up and straighten his tie after taking the slug in the forehead. Mop a little sweat... crack his knuckles. It's a wardrobe stick-on, isn't it?
How about the chick from Treasury? C'mon! C'mon! C'mon! C'mon! Come on! Come onnnnnnnn!
I know kvinder. I know it. You'll get it, too.
Is the photo taken before or after Mr. White kills you?
This photo was taken before Casino Royale. One day when my razor was on the fritz. Thanks for asking.
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