E’ stato presentato ieri al Comic Con il nuov trailer di Interstellar e la settimana prossima sarà online.
Christopher Nolan e Matthew McConaughey si sono sottoposti ad un fuoco di fila di domande.
L’attore ha chiarito: “I go meet Christopher at his house and we talked for three hours. He doesn’t say one word about any new film or me having a role in it. But evidently he liked me and I enjoyed meeting him. A week later the script came in, I read it quite a lot and I was in.”
“Christopher is always out for original. It doesn’t matter if it’s a great idea from a Stanley Kubrick idea. He might appreciate it but he won’t repeat it. When you’re on set, he’s completely conceived of this world. It was like shooting a little independent film. Two or three takes and we move on. He’s a man whose reach constantly exceeds his grasp. And it’s true in this film—it’s by far the most ambitious film that Christopher Nolan has ever directed.”
Nolan invece ha confermato l’utilizzo delle riprese in IMAX: “The format felt really the perfect way to try and paint this on a very large canvas; we’re trying to show the biggest possible images and the biggest possible phenomenon possible”
Ed ha chiarito il suo amore per la fantascienza: “‘2001,’ ‘Blade Runner’ has always been a favorite of mine, but the whole gamut. I think the single biggest influence was ‘2001,’ which they re-released after ‘Star Wars’ came out and I was able to go with my dad to see it on the big screen. It was such a memorable experience for me. We have an ambition on this film, not to do what that film did, but tell a similarly ambitious story on that scale. I want kids to be able to go with their parents and watch this story unfold.”
“No film is finished until it meets its audience. But certainly what we’ve already learned in the journey of making the film so far is that it’s really about human beings and what it means to be human. What we’ve found, and other filmmakers have found before, is that as far out as you go in the universe, you realize that it’s all about the humans.”
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