Elia Wood reveals the childhood role that is most proud and may surprise you

Elia Wood He is going around his most recent film, The toxic vindictorwho had a great presence at the San Diego Comic-Con last week. While the wood is better known to act in Lord of the Rings trilogy and some fantastic indie films such as Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless MindHe started as a child actor in successful films like Paradise, Forever Young, Flyer Radio, Huck Finn’s adventures AND The good son. He continued to make so many different types of films and even TV series during his career, it is interesting to hear what projects have remained most blocked with him.

While he was in the comic-con last week, the actor was asked by the Comic Book which of his childhood roles was “more proud” and Wood rapidly landed on the 1994 drama, North. He explained: “I haven’t seen him for a long time, but I had a lot of fun doing it. At the time he was very distinct. Notoriously, Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel hated him.”

North He was adapted by a novel by Alan Zweibel published in 1984 and Zweibel wrote the script the same, as well as taking a minor role on the screen. The film was directed by Rob Reiner and included a cast dotted with stars, including Bruce Willis, Jon Lovitz, Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Meterfus and many others. It also includes the debut on the big screen of Scarlett Johansson at the age of nine.

Reiner was presented in Comic-Con Directing Panel directors and also mentioned the film while talking about his working corpus, saying that he also had a passion for this, despite the negative feedback of Siskel and Ebert.

I did not see this film, despite being the first demographic when it was released, just before turning ten years. But, as a fan of both Elijah Wood and Rob Reiner, it seems that I would have to gather my children and give him an horror.