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Ian McShane is sworn every morning to prepare for the movie "Deadwood".
The actor, aged 76, has resumed his role as owner of the Al Swearengen show for the first time since the end of the HBO series in 2006 and he admitted that it was "surreal" to represent a once again his rude alter ego.
He told Empire magazine: "It was surreal, an out-of-body experience, I had a month after we finished" American Gods "to fend off facial hair and get the mustache.
"I would whisper myself" C ** ksucker, motherf ** ker, c ** ksucker, motherf ** ker "every morning to put me back in the mood to play Al. I half joking, but was a treat to come back. "
Although he enjoyed the return, Ian believes the film is a last goodbye to the series.
He said, "I think it will be the last one.It is a love letter to the series and a love letter to all the characters.It's a goodbye. Because it's the last time. "
And the actor has found a scene with Paula Malcomson's Trixie particularly moving to film.
He added: "We were all strangled each time, we looked at each other and said," It's the last time we play these characters. "
"In your head, you connect, you say," Well, goodbye old man, at all at the hour. I will see you later. "
Ian recently teased the fans that his character had changed since his last appearance on the screen.
He said, "Al is not exactly what he was, I mean you can not drink so much and not be."
But he was always happy to return to history.
He added: "When I was on the road, it would be on and I would watch, and I would end up smiling," it's a very good show ".
"It was an excellent show, excellent, no problem, we have done three years, many shows do not understand that."
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