GERE: 'THE JACKAL WAS TOO VIOLENT'

Last updated: Friday, October 31, 2008

GERE: 'THE JACKAL WAS TOO VIOLENT'

RICHARD GERE regrets his role alongside BRUCE WILLIS in THE JACKAL - because the movie was too violent.

Richard Gere and Carey Lowell at German premiere of "Das LŠcheln der Sterne" ("Nights in Rodanthe") at Cinemaxx movie theater, Berlin, Germany - 30.09.08

The devoted Buddhist admits he likes his movies to be more peaceful affairs.

He says, "I don't really like too much violence. Looking back, I would say The Jackal was too violent. I wouldn't do that movie again."

And the ageing movie hunk admits he hasn't always liked his co-stars: "I won't mention names, but I have made very successful movies with colleagues where we barely spoke to each other off set."

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Source: WENN

| Friday, October 31, 2008

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