David DiCerto sits down with actor, Jim Caviezel (THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST, FREQUENCY & TV's PERSON OF INTEREST) to discuss his latest film, WHEN THE GAME STANDS TALL!
Just got home from seeing When The Games Stands Tall. Completely well done. Jim Caviezel gave an Oscar worthy performance as did the rest of the team. Tiz True...
Jim, please consider doing more speeches and movies about character and responsibility. I have 2 nephews, 1-26 and 1-40 yrs old and have their mommies paying the bills and then talk mouthy to them. I don't get it. I have 3 daughters. 33, 29 and 26. I'm close to the oldest and youngest, but the middle one moved away and that was fine. We don't have much money, but my husband and I saved r money and went to visit her after not seeing her for a yr and a half. It was a disaster. I will NOT b disrespected by my adult child. She works for rich people and all that impresses her. I could care less. I came from parents with the highest integrity. Role models like u r what this country needs. God bless!
@nettvcatholic Net-TV ....THX for this amazing video. I'm always fascinated by the calm that Jim caviezel radiates. He rests within himself. Especially noticeable are his eyes, which have an intensity that is already very impressive. I have already seen Jim Caviezel in various interviews, and actually he has deep blue eyes. But depending on the light conditions, they sometimes appear grey, or blue-grey, sometimes even green. But in some, very specific scenes (POI Person of Interest) you can see that his eyes are deep blue. And that is exactly when they appear particularly penetrating, you cannot escape the effect.I personally like it very much when an actor "speaks" not so much through action, but rather through his facial expressions and his eyes. The quiet sounds are more efficient and captivate with their intensity. And Jim Caviezel masters this ability masterfully.
