US EditionRami Malek Reflects on Tense Scenes with Russell Crowe in World War II Drama 'Nuremberg'
Rami Malek highlights the demanding emotional intensity required in his scenes with Russell Crowe in the WWII drama Nuremberg, reflecting the film's focus on historical conflict.
- Rami Malek said he reflected on intense scenes in the World War II drama Nuremberg, highlighting challenging moments with Russell Crowe, actor.
- The film brings together Rami Malek and Russell Crowe as co-stars, and Sony Pictures Classics is tied to the World War II drama Nuremberg.
- When Russell Crowe complimented Rami Malek on set during filming of 'Nuremberg', Malek said he couldn't tell if it was a ploy or genuine praise.
- Scott Garfield is named alongside Sony Pictures Classics on material about Nuremberg , linking the project to that distributor.
- Both actors appear in on-screen scenes from the World War II drama Nuremberg, situating their tense interactions within the film's historical narrative.
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Rami Malek reflects on tense scenes with Russell Crowe in World War II drama 'Nuremberg'
Based on the book, “The Nazi and the Psychiatrist,” “Nuremberg” shows the conversations between Hermann Goring (Russell Crowe) and psychiatrist Douglas Kelley (Rami Malek).
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