But that is the way it is, I'm learning, with Brendan Fraser. Why he does this is a question with a few different, surprising answers. And though he's been traveling for most of this past year, going back and forth between Toronto, where he was shooting a series based on Three Days of the Condor called Condor, and Europe, where he was shooting Trust, an FX series about the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III produced by Danny Boyle, he makes sure to stop in and visit Pecas every few weeks or so. Fraser lives nearby and owns property that overlooks this farm, about an hour north of Manhattan. “Without doing too much-what's the word? Anthropomorphic…anthropomorphizing… Without pretending that the animal is a human, he looked like he needed help. They were filming down in Mexico, he says, when he and the horse had a shared moment of recognition. Fraser played a mid-19th-century Texas Ranger.
Fraser met him on the set of a 2015 History Channel series, Texas Rising. The horse's name is Pecas-the Spanish word for freckles. He removes a green bandanna from his pocket and gently wipes the animal's eyes. “I got this horse because it's a big horse,” he says, standing in a barn in Bedford, New York. Brendan Fraser wants me to meet his horse.
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