The only one missing was director Angelina Jolie, felled by chicken pox. Even when being interviewed or accepting praise from fans, he seemed more interested in talking about them than about himself. If Martin ever wants to give up his day job, he has a future as a standup or talkshow host.
It's inspiring and uplifting," comparing it to "Chariots of Fire."
Martin told Variety he's a fan of the movie: "It's good for your spirit. Hedlund helped Martin conclude his brief set with a duet of "White Christmas." Roger Deakins, editor William Goldenberg and cast members Jack O'Connell, Miyavi and Garrett Hedlund. The afternoon event at the Fig & Olive in West Hollywood featured Universal execs including Jeff Shell, and a good contingent from the film, including producer Matthew Baer, d.p. The song is a possible Oscar contender and some awards voters were in attendance he added "Put your vote in! Or don't." He went on with a laugh, "I'm not supposed to say that."Īfter his second song, "Viva La Vida," he clarified with a grin that he'd been fretting during his performance that his comments shouldn't be misunderstood: "I really do love the movie and the song does mean a lot to me."
He mentioned that it is heard over the closing credits, as everyone is walking out of the theater, "But if you're stuck in your seat or looking for your wallet, you're going to hear it." Martin offered a three-song set, starting with "Miracles," the Coldplay tune from the film. Chris Martin wowed the crowd with songs, ad libs and buckets of charm at Universal's party Sunday in honor of "Unbroken" on the day before the film's premiere.
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