Actor Jeremy Irons is known for playing many different kinds of roles, but there seems to be one niche for the actor that audiences always love seeing him return to: playing the villain.
From his role as Scar in The Lion King to his upcoming role as Alan Rikkin in "Assassin's Creed," Iron says villains are just "more interesting."
"Not that I delineate between good and bad," concedes Irons in an interview with ScreenRant. "I think ? most people just try to do the best that they can in the situation they?re in."
Irons says it was a big risk to accept the role in "Assassin's Creed," as video game adaptations rarely make good films, but he couldn't be happier with the finished product.
"It didn?t have any whispers of a game movie," praised Irons. "It was just this fantastic adventure with great, stimulating, intellectual ideas in it, amazing photography, no CGI that I could see ? I mean, there was a little bit, but mostly wonderful stunts, fantastic music. I wanted it to go on."
