Recently, American actor Heshara Ali was asked about his feelings about working with Vigo Mortensen in "Green Book", and he shared a short story about "Larry the Raven" in the end credits "Thanks" column.
Ali said that one day during the previous filming, he saw Vigo holding a crow in his hand. Then he asked what was going on? Viggo told him that he had seen a crow fall from a tree on the road that day when he was at work, and that it was possible that he had hit something, so he picked up the crow and took it into the car.
Vigo then stroked the crow, named it, and kept tending to it. The rest of the crew told Ali that Vigo often did this because he always met crows and took care of them. Ali also found a crow tattoo on Vigo's shoulder.
Ali also revealed that Mortensen later sent the crow to a treatment facility to treat the injury, but unfortunately the crow was seriously injured, so he died soon after, and finally decided to pay a small tribute to it at the end of the film.
Netizens saw this news also began a variety of popular science and jokes, some netizens pointed out the origin of this tattoo, saying that this is from the movie "Promise of the Orient" tattoo style, after the end of the movie Uncle V because he likes crows to keep it. Some people praise "Uncle V is kind and kind" and some people compare Uncle V to Disney Princess, because Disney Princesses can often talk to small animals.
Of course, there are also people who remember the Lord of the Rings and say, "Aragon is the most shining being in the Rings!" The human emperor and the ghost can communicate, the crow is not nothing" "not he is the human emperor", some netizens also mentioned "blossom" that is, Orlando Bloom came to Shanghai to shoot a movie before, and saved a stray dog, and then brought back to the United Kingdom.
I believe that many people know Vigo Mortensen through the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, Uncle V's human emperor Aragon and the elf prince played by "Blossom" are classic characters in the series. After so many years, I didn't expect that everyone still remembered the Lord of the Rings, and sure enough, the classics will never be out of date.
Finally, I hope Uncle V takes good care of his body and continues to contribute wonderful works to everyone on the big screen!