To go by his filmography, one knows that Hedlund wouldn’t have had it any other way, looking for an adventure in any role he takes and he couldn’t have found any bigger one than in “Dirt Music,” playing Lu Fox, a musician who largely puts performing behind him when tragedy strikes. “Very wonderfully posh when you’re working on an independently financed film about loss and isolation and loneliness, so what the hell was I thinking?” I thought I’d get to a hotel and have a jet-lagged burger or something like that,” says Hedlund, making clear this isn’t a complaint when he punctuates this memory with a hearty laugh.
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He was just coming off another performance with no break in between and a flight that was seemingly without end, changing planes in Brisbane to Melbourne and greeted only with a key and a wi-fi code when he taken to an anonymous apartment building in a nondescript residential neighborhood. When Garrett Hedlund got to Australia to being working on “Dirt Music,” he was in a bit of a daze.
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