Rob Schneider as Ethan Boggs in Dead Wrong
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Rob Schneider trades in his SNL-style comedy cred for mob drama in Dead Wrong, written and directed by Rick Bieber. Based on K.E. Clark’s novel Deadly Instinct, Dead Wrong sees Schneider play a lawyer with a gambling addiction who finds himself mixed up in a life of crime thanks to his many misdeeds. The movie also stars Derek Smith, Chet Hanks, 30 Rock's Katrina Bowden, and Black Lightning's Cress Williams.
Rob Schneider's Dead Wrong Character "Still Has Hope" Despite His Desperation Screen Rant: I love true-crime stories, and I feel like this is pulled right out of the pages of Dateline. It takes a lot of twists and turns. What initially drew you to the character of Ethan Boggs in Dead Wrong? Rob Schneider: Ethan Boggs is a dirty attorney who thinks he's just going to be dirty temporarily. but once you dip your toe into dirt, you don't get it back clean, and this is that character. Once you go down the bad road, it's hard to come back. He gets trapped, and now he can't get out, but there's always that hope that he can get back to being a good attorney.
You bring this energy to Ethan Boggs that's likable and very charming. What did you want to bring to the role that wasn't on the page? Rob Schneider: I think it's the same, to be honest with you. It's really important, though, to specifically go for the thing as an actor. The most interesting time is the beginning of relationships and the end of relationships. Shakespeare wrote about Romeo and Juliet at 15 or 16, so that's exciting. Ingmar Bergman, the great Swedish director, shows relationships as they're breaking up.
No, I didn't read the whole book. I think I got a little glimpse, and then I thought, "You know what? It is different." And you can't ever have a movie just like the book, because you can't show, "And then he starts thinking about this..." But I wanted to play the fact that he's a really good attorney. He's just in the dirtiest game because he's stuck, and he's trying to do this to get out, but he never gets out. It happens.
I thought it was too much when I was doing it, but I thought, "Let the director decide." I do a lot of projects that I write myself, but when you jump into something, you have to let the director decide. Tim Curry is this great actor that I worked with in Home Alone 2 , and I learned a lot from him just by watching.
There are some directors that are just on top of you about stuff, and that could be okay. Even in comedy, Adam Sandler is very specific about what he wants; really specific. And I've worked with him enough - in 27 movies - to be ready for it and to just throw everything out and start over if it's not working. But for Rick, it was like, "Keep your life between here and here, and we'll get it. Let's do another one, and see what happens." And I like that.
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