Noel Aungier

 

How would you describe Hell's Drifter?

I would describe Hell's Drifter as a horror with a funny bone. It's a film that will scare you, keep you on the edge of your seat, and also give you a chuckle.
It's something different to the usual Irish films and has a very broad appeal.

Your role is a very physical one.  Does the prospect of this
intimidate you?

As an actor I look at my role as a very challenging one, both emotionally and physically. It will require a lot of discipline and preparation, but I relish the opportunity to meet the challenges and give the best performance I possibly can.

Describe your character? 

Greg is a guy who needs to get what he wants. He has a primitive anger boiling beneath his surface and cannot control it. He is not an immediately likeable person but he has a determination I admire. His views on women are, at best, questionable.  In many ways, he is like a spoilt child.

What do you think are the film's strengths?

The films strengths are many, the plot will keep you guessing and along with the scares and thrills, there is a dark humour at its heart. This is a film you will
not soon forget.