Exclusive Interview: Matthew Goode for "Brideshead Revisited"
By Paul Fischer Thursday July 17th 2008 03:40AM Matthew Goode
for "Brideshead Revisited"  British actor Matthew Goode is on a
roll. The young up-and-coming actor, who rose to prominence in
Woody Allen's "Match Point", is starring in two very distinctive
and eagerly waited films.  First off, he stars as the social-
climbing Charles Ryder in the big screen adaptation of the
classic novel "Brideshead Revisited", to be succeeded by the
lead dual roles of Adrian Veidt and Ozymandias in the adaptation
of the graphic novel "Watchmen". In this exclusive interview,
Goode talks acting, Hollywood and these latest movies.
Question: Do you feel at all at any time making Brideshead, that
you were either consciously or not consciously channeling Jeremy
Irons at any time?  Goode: Well, I think if there's any
similarities between our performances it's not because I watched
it again. I saw it five years previous to I was actually doing
it, and I think, you know, ob