John Malkovich reflects on the limits of friendship in 'Wild Horse Nine'
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John Malkovich discusses the boundaries of friendship in his new dark comedy 'Wild Horse Nine,' directed by Martin McDonagh. The film follows two CIA spies in 1973 Chile, with Malkovich's performance earning him the Venice Film Festival Best Actor award and significant Oscar buzz.
Key takeaways
- John Malkovich won the Volpi Cup for Best Actor at the Venice Film Festival.
- The film is directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Martin McDonagh.
- The plot centers on two CIA spies during the 1973 Chilean coup.
- Malkovich believes asking a friend to end your life exceeds friendship limits.
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