Violent Night's David Harbour Talks Making Santa His Own
io9: Well I don’t exactly mean typecast, it’s just that these movies, holiday movies, have the potential to become something more. Like an. A perennial thing. So are you ready to potentially talk about this role for the rest of your life?But I don’t think he likes talking about it now. I think he’s sick of it.Harbour and the film’s villain, played by John Leguizamo.io9: The press notes mentioned that you had a lot of input into the early development of the character.
” And then to see how much that sickened him, that he had become this thing, and that greed was all it was about. And it was about this saccharine belly and the sweets, and, like, being jolly. And he was just like, “I created this monster... but what I really am about in my core is justice.” I thought that’s where he becomes a badass is by shedding this skin and it requires the little girl to say to him, “We need somebody different.” And he’s like, “I am that guy.
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