George MacKay on Learning to Fish With Callum Turner for Time Travel Movie ‘Rose of Nevada’ and Why He’d Rather Play a Bond Villain: You ‘Get the Best Scenes and Then Get Killed!’

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{"title":"George MacKay Learns to Fish for ‘Rose of Nevada’ and Eyes a James Bond Villain Role","excerpt":"The ‘1917’ star talks about learning to fish with co‑star Callum Turner for the new film ‘Rose of Nevada’ and shares his quirky wish to play a one‑off Bond villain.","body_html":"<h2>George MacKay’s Latest Adventure</h2>n<p>British actor George MacKay, best known for his gritty performance in <em>1917</em> and his heartfelt role in <em>Pride</em>, is once again in the spotlight—this time for the upcoming period drama <em>Rose of Nevada</em>. The film, set in the American West, brings together a talented ensemble, including fellow Brit Callum Turner, who shares a close on‑screen partnership with MacKay.</p>n<p>While the script and setting are gripping, MacKay’s off‑screen journey has captured the curiosity of fans and industry insiders alike. He recently shared how he and Turner spent a day learning to fish—a skill essential for the film’s authenticity—demonstrating the actor’s dedication to immersing himself fully in his characters.</p>n<h2>Fishing Lessons with a Co‑Star</h2>n<p>In a candid interview, MacKay described the experience of learning to fish as both a practical necessity and an unexpected bonding moment. He and Turner practiced casting lines, reading water currents, and mastering the patience required for a successful catch. The duo’s camaraderie on set was highlighted by MacKay’s light‑hearted remarks about the challenges of angling in a desert landscape.</p>n<p>Such on‑set learning moments are not new for MacKay. He has repeatedly emphasized that the process of filmmaking—whether it involves mastering a new skill or diving into a complex character—is what fuels his passion for the craft.</p>n<h2>A One‑Off Bond Villain Dream</h2>n<p>Beyond the Western frontier, MacKay revealed a surprising aspiration: to portray a James Bond villain in a future 007 film. He explained that the allure lies in the opportunity to deliver memorable scenes and then exit dramatically—an appealing twist for an actor who enjoys the full arc of a character’s journey.</p>n<p>MacKay’s interest in a Bond villain is part of a broader conversation about British actors being considered for the

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