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Cary Elwes on 'Dead Man's Wire' & 70s Crime
12 Jan
Summary
- Elwes stars in 'Dead Man's Wire,' a thriller based on real crime.
- He met children of the character he portrays in the film.
- Elwes also shared reflections on his friendship with Rob Reiner.
Actor Cary Elwes recently appeared on TODAY to discuss his role in the new thriller, "Dead Man's Wire." This film is based on a real-life crime that garnered national attention, transporting viewers back to the 1970s. Elwes spoke about the unique experience of connecting with the children of the character he portrays, adding a layer of authenticity to his performance.
Beyond his current project, Elwes also shared poignant thoughts on his enduring friendship with director Rob Reiner. The two collaborated memorably on "The Princess Bride." Elwes described their bond as immediate and significant, indicating that Reiner's passing remains a deeply felt loss.
He conveyed that the grief is still very present, stating, "It's still very raw. We became friends right away. It's a great loss. I'm still actually kind of processing it." This reflection highlights the lasting impact of his personal and professional relationships within the film industry.
