It's hard to narrow it down because there are so many films – squillions of films – that have had a big impact on me. But there was one film I saw as a student at Rada that has stayed with me ever since. It's an Ingmar Bergman film, Fanny and Alexander, and it featured just the most extraordinary acting I'd ever seen.

This is what Matthew Macfadyen tells writer, Tom Lamont, for The Guardian.   Fanny and Alexander is a masterclass in people acting with each other.  Be sure to read the full article on the link above.

Matthew was interviewed for The Film That Changed My Life series.

The full interview that Matthew Macfadyen gave for the Three Musketeers (at least what appears to be the full interview) can be viewed at HERE.  Scroll through the list on the right until you see Matthew Macfadyen (in English).

Also, if you watch the full 5 minute exclusive preview, you'll notice many new scenes.  Unfortunately, it is in German, with the horribly dubbed Athos voice.  It's still action packed and humorous!