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Post by Manwithoutfriends on Dec 16, 2018 10:57:08 GMT
But what about Carrie Anne Moss in Memento and Marion Cotillard in Inception. Amazingly complicated characters. I felt like Moss was good in spite of the amount of character development, not because of it. Not keen on Cotillard in Inception. It's not even just the writing... It's like Nolan doesn't know how to direct women either. I mean, how did he not have a word with Cotillard in TDKR, Johansson in The Prestige or Gyllenhaal in TDK?!
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Post by HaurvatatL on Dec 16, 2018 11:01:26 GMT
But what about Carrie Anne Moss in Memento and Marion Cotillard in Inception. Amazingly complicated characters. I felt like Moss was good in spite of the amount of character development, not because of it. Not keen on Cotillard in Inception. It's not even just the writing... It's like Nolan doesn't know how to direct women either. I mean, how did he not have a word with Cotillard in TDKR, Johansson in The Prestige or Gyllenhaal in TDK?! yes, most of women. like Jessica Chastain in Interstellar is just teeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrible. (but Hathaway is quite good I thought.)
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Post by perro del hortelano on Dec 16, 2018 11:09:16 GMT
I felt like Moss was good in spite of the amount of character development, not because of it. Not keen on Cotillard in Inception. It's not even just the writing... It's like Nolan doesn't know how to direct women either. I mean, how did he not have a word with Cotillard in TDKR, Johansson in The Prestige or Gyllenhaal in TDK?! yes, most of women. like Jessica Chastain in Interstellar is just teeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrible. (but Hathaway is quite good I thought.) That EUREKA moment in Interstellar was embarrasing.
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Post by HaurvatatL on Dec 16, 2018 11:18:31 GMT
yes, most of women. like Jessica Chastain in Interstellar is just teeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrible. (but Hathaway is quite good I thought.) That EUREKA moment in Interstellar was embarrasing. and the 5 dimension father sending massage scene is just so bad, like an awkward version of Insidious 3.
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Post by Manwithoutfriends on Dec 16, 2018 20:16:03 GMT
That EUREKA moment in Interstellar was embarrasing. and the 5 dimension father sending massage scene is just so bad, like an awkward version of Insidious 3. I think I was one of the few that really loved Interstellar. Still don't think that Nolan did Chastain or Hathaway justice, but they both do tend to need quite hands on direction or they go a bit OTT. Compared to Cotillard in Dark Knight Rises they were fine enough...
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Post by Mr Dedlock on Dec 16, 2018 20:26:36 GMT
Another thing in the interview Nolan asked Kusama if she did rehearsals before they started filming and Kusama responded saying they didnt have alot of money/time, and that Kidman didnt want to rehearse for this film and the first take was rehearsal, Nolan seemed shocked lol!
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Post by paperboy88 on Dec 16, 2018 23:27:49 GMT
Showing at Palm Spring Film Festival - Jan 10 www.psfilmfest.org/2019-ps-film-festival/film-finder/destroyerOscar®-winner Nicole Kidman (Lion, Big Little Lies, The Hours) gives a transformative performance as Erin Bell in director Karyn Kusama’s (The Invitation, Girlfight) Destroyer. This dark and captivating crime thriller about a Los Angeles detective facing the consequences of a mysterious past in Palm Springs, California is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
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Post by paperboy88 on Dec 17, 2018 3:57:19 GMT
Was screened at NOIR Festival in Italy Kidman won The special mention of the jury for the courageous choice to try a different role like that of detective Erin Bell in Destroyer by Karyn Kusama.and the Film was nominated for Black Lion award. www.noirfest.com/2018/Concorso.asp?id_dettaglio=1290&lang=
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Post by Manwithoutfriends on Dec 17, 2018 7:36:50 GMT
Another thing in the interview Nolan asked Kusama if she did rehearsals before they started filming and Kusama responded saying they didnt have alot of money/time, and that Kidman didnt want to rehearse for this film and the first take was rehearsal, Nolan seemed shocked lol! I remember Juliane Moore saying on Inside the Actors Studio that she despises rehearsing. It's an important part of filming, even if it can be a bother. Imagine Serena Williams or Roger Federer skipping practise because they don't like it...
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Post by Mr Dedlock on Dec 17, 2018 10:54:44 GMT
Another thing in the interview Nolan asked Kusama if she did rehearsals before they started filming and Kusama responded saying they didnt have alot of money/time, and that Kidman didnt want to rehearse for this film and the first take was rehearsal, Nolan seemed shocked lol! I remember Juliane Moore saying on Inside the Actors Studio that she despises rehearsing. It's an important part of filming, even if it can be a bother. Imagine Serena Williams or Roger Federer skipping practise because they don't like it... Yeah but with Kidman it depends on the role, if you're coming from an emotional core and she's living abd breathing the character then perhaps rehearsal won't be beneficial because it takes you out of the role. But if she's doing a different film/ role that is more technical then rehearsals will be best. Kidman says her process changes depending on the role, film and director. sl
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Post by Manwithoutfriends on Dec 17, 2018 13:48:46 GMT
I remember Juliane Moore saying on Inside the Actors Studio that she despises rehearsing. It's an important part of filming, even if it can be a bother. Imagine Serena Williams or Roger Federer skipping practise because they don't like it... Yeah but with Kidman it depends on the role, if you're coming from an emotional core and she's living abd breathing the character then perhaps rehearsal won't be beneficial because it takes you out of the role. But if she's doing a different film/ role that is more technical then rehearsals will be best. Kidman says her process changes depending on the role, film and director. sl It may also be that by not rehearsing, you sacrifice the quality of the film. The rehearsal stage is an important part of the process where everything starts to come together. Directors have the opportunity to see for the first time what is working and what needs to be changed. By skipping it, you put an awful lot of pressure on the director to make changes as they go.
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Post by bada on Dec 17, 2018 14:09:33 GMT
Except that is not true. Every film is different. Some directors prefer calculated work, while others prefer spontaneous work. As Nicole always says, you just gotta know how to adapt.
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Post by bada on Dec 17, 2018 14:15:29 GMT
For example, the director Nicole wants to work with the most, Steven Spielberg, is known to LOATHE rehearsals.
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Post by Manwithoutfriends on Dec 17, 2018 14:44:31 GMT
Except that is not true. Every film is different. Some directors prefer calculated work, while others prefer spontaneous work. As Nicole always says, you just gotta know how to adapt. The comment I was responding to was one which stated that it was Nicole who didn't want to rehearse, not the director.
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Post by deron on Dec 17, 2018 14:45:56 GMT
Except that is not true. Every film is different. Some directors prefer calculated work, while others prefer spontaneous work. As Nicole always says, you just gotta know how to adapt. Exactly this. One of the reasons directors love Nicole so much is because of her adaptability. On one hand, you may end up working with a David Fincher who wants 30 takes of a scene before he's happy. Other times, you'll end up working with a Clint Eastwood, who does 3 takes and makes sure everyone is off set by 4pm.
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