Alex Winter, the famous actor from the film 'Bill and Ted', answers fans' questions in an intimate conversation and discusses the world of cinema and his collaborations with Keanu Reeves.
Feeling of Belonging to Britain
Although Winter was born in London, he was mostly raised in America. Referring to his feelings about Britain, he said: 'Britain is still a second home for me. I have done a lot of work there as an adult, and when I return to London, I really enjoy walking in Hampstead Heath. I feel more comfortable here.'
Interest in Vampire Roles
Winter also talked about his previous experiences in vampire roles. Referring to his role as Marco in 'The Lost Boys' and John Polidori in 'Cool Summer', he expressed his interest in this genre: 'I want to act in a vampire movie again. These characters are interesting and fun. I'm glad I acted in one of the vampire films that, for reasons none of us understand, has really stood the test of time.'
Regarding Marco's death, Winter said: 'I love Marco's death. For an actor, the first time you get stabbed with a wooden stake is the most memorable moment. If I had to go in another way, I might choose death by stereo!'
This actor humorously referred to the allure and charm of vampires, saying: 'Vampire characters always have a lot of fans, and I enjoy playing these roles.'
In the end, Winter indirectly hinted at the possibility of producing a fourth 'Bill and Ted' and gave fans hope that we might see him and Keanu Reeves on the big screen again.
