Charlize Theron is immortal in ‘The Old Guard’

Charlize Theron is not immortal in real life; she just always gives off that impression on screen. In Netflix’s “The Old Guard,” streaming July 10, she literally is. “The Old Guard” is the ragtag group of never-say-die mercenaries that Theron’s Andy (short for Andromache the Scythian) has gathered through the centuries. Each member realizes they are immortal only after they die the first time, and now here are four of them: Andy, Booker (Matthias Schoenaerts), Joe (Marwan Kenzari) and Nicky (Luca Marinelli). “Throughout history, we’ve protected this world fighting in the shadows,” Andy says. 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Andy is disillusioned, haunted by the blood on their hands and the feeling that all their efforts are futile. With her axe-wielding, pistol-wielding skills, she is the greatest warrior the world has ever known, but she has never been more vulnerable. Meanwhile, they are being hunted for their gift by shadowy ex-spy Copley (Chiwetel Eji0for) and scientist CEO Merrick (Harry Melling). Then everything gets shaken up when, after a couple of centuries, a new immortal emerges, US Marine Nile Freeman (KiKi Layne), and Andy must go and recruit her to their way of life—whether Nile likes it or not. The movie is based on the kinetic, violent comic book series “The Old Guard,” written by Greg Rucka and illustrated by Leandro Fernandez, published by Image Comics. 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There was something grounded in the characters, not just Andy but all of the characters, really, really loved the relationship between Andy and Nile. I felt like there was a real excitement for me and and getting a chance to work with KiKi, an actress who just absolutely blew me away with [‘If Beale Street Could Talk’]. So I just feel, I feel like there was so much potential to go and explore with some really great actors, and that was really the first thing, more than just the character of Andy.” By the way, “Andromache” in ancient Greek means “a battler of men.”read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it read more about it