[FINALE] Edgar, the Gunslinger - Actor Natale Stefani about his involvement with FINALE

Fans enjoyed reading Lorenzo Renzi's recent blog entry so much that we decided to let the other actors write something as well. So this time it is Natale Stefani's turn to tell you a little bit about FINALE and his character.



I still remember the day when Lorenzo Renzi told me about this project. He was very excited about it and ten minutes later I was much more excited than him. Action movie... wow!!!!! At that time my friend Lorenzo "threw me a bone" (in showbiz we usually say this when we help one another for movie casting). Lorenzo introduced me to the director Mr. Guedria. Before I knew it I was in Cologne shooting the teaser. There I could admire the great ability of Rouchdi and his assistant Hussain in directing actors and staff. Incredible friendliness and hospitality.



But now let's start talking about the future. Here we are Mr. Rouchdi. Don't be afraid. Edgar, my character, is still inside me and I'm trying to keep him good and quiet. But he keeps trying to get out of me screaming and shouting, "I need to kill someone! I want to kill. Where is my friend Vincent? Natale give yourself a fuckin' move to Germany and show the Koreans how to use a gun".



It will be really great for me, Natale, to work with Jung Doo-Hong and to improve and learn combat techniques from him. But Edgar doesn't care. He always says, "I only believe in my guns. I don't need anybody else to teach me".
Of course it will also be great to have the occasion of acting with the beautiful and very talented Ms. Bae Seul-Ki. But Edgar always says, I will never have pity with this lady and I will fight her until the end. But who knows? Maybe before killing her".



Sorry, please excuse him, he is a workaholic and he always thinks about his mother and his beloved guns while sleeping and chain smoking. For the time being I'll say farewell to all of you, but it's better to leave him sleeping?trust me!!!!! It's better for all of us!!!!!
Ciao un saluto da roma,
Natale Stefani