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VIDEO Netflix In Sergio Wager Moura Is James Bond Meets Bobby Kennedy TV commercial 2020 • Actor Wagner Moura discusses his portrayal of the real-life UN diplomat Sergio de Mello in the new Netflix film Sergio. Netflix is the world's leading streaming entertainment service with over 167 million paid memberships in over 190 countries enjoying TV series, documentaries and feature films across a wide variety of genres and languages. Members can watch as much as they want, anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Members can play, pause and resume watching, all without commercials or commitments. 00:00 The most important thing for me 00:01 was the way Sergio looked at people. 00:07 He looked at George Bush the same way 00:09 he looked at the, someone that was, you know, a janitor 00:12 or someone that was working in his administration. 00:15 It's now, more clear to me than ever 00:19 why we're here, 00:21 and why I asked you, 00:22 my colleagues, my friends, 00:23 to join me on this mission 00:25 and why this mission requires the very best. 00:28 Sergio was a very elegant man. 00:30 You know, he was a very sophisticated man. 00:32 So therefore, his posture was very, almost like a dancer's 00:35 posture, you know, he was, 00:37 and he walked in a very elegant way. 00:41 He was a very smart and pragmatic negotiator. 00:44 The age of occupation is over, Mr. President. 00:50 They just want to be... 00:53 acknowledged as what they are. 00:56 Because the way you look at them 00:59 will determine the way the whole world 01:03 will look at you. 01:07 Sergio speaks English, and in French, 01:10 and he spoke five or six languages. 01:12 So, I speak English, French, 01:13 Spanish, Portuguese, of course. 01:15 But in English, I had to work a lot 01:18 on the way he spoke English, 01:20 because his accent was sort of a mix of, 01:23 it was a little British, but with a little French flavor. 01:28 He wants the president of Indonesia to apologize 01:31 for 24 years of war, 01:33 and... 01:35 he wants full independence for East Timor. 01:45 It's impossible. 01:47 There was a lot of footage of Sergio in action 01:50 doing his job. And for me, 01:52 what I learned, 01:53 first of all, 01:54 there was a big responsibility 01:55 because you're talking about 01:56 the lives of people who really existed. 01:59 What I try to do, is I try to learn as much as possible 02:02 about these characters, 02:05 and then create 02:07 my own version. 02:08 You have no authority to tell me what I can or cannot do. 02:11 The security council mandate is very clear. 02:13 You're here to support our effort to stabilize, 02:16 and rebuild Iraq. 02:18 That's the only reason you're here. 02:20 The only reason I'm here is because you broke it. 02:22 And you have no idea how to put it back together again. 02:26 But I'm not Sergio, 02:26 and each actor that would play 02:29 that very same character would do it differently, right? 02:31 I mean, when you watch actors playing characters 02:33 like Hamlet, 02:34 in each one of them 02:35 you're going to see a completely different character, 02:37 though it's the same one. 02:39 He’s a mix of Bobby Kennedy with James Bond, 02:42 and he was a guy who would go to places and fix things 02:45 and very articulate. 02:46 But in his intimacy, 02:47 he was a very complicated man. 02:50 When I watched the movie, we were like, 02:51 because there is a love story. 02:53 Sergio discovered the love of his life 02:55 a couple of years before he was killed. 02:58 It's a very tragic story. 03:00 What do you think of our prospects? 03:03 I think if you do your job, I will do mine. 03:07 Sergio, he's here. 03:09 Not what I meant. 03:10 I know. 03:11 He's here, Sergio. 03:12 Excuse me. 03:13 Please watch Sergio...- advertisement spot 2020