doesn't mind when it is another movie like the fighter people familiar with
your career there a different movies and the ones that you had made before and
they are about
communities and people and uh... and very uh...
inside look at all this
kind of stuff so it it's a marked difference times on the other sounds
anyone talk a little bit about the transition between
films that you were making before satirical comedies
i don't know i kind of consumer sofa a late bloomer and slow learner so
until i can finally and maestro
and uh... i feel that that's a great feeling because to me the worst killing
is when you're
pursuing the creative and everything isn't
uh... entirely clear to u but the fighter making that first
was a wonderful thing
because i got took
have begin this love affair at that i have with
communities certain household so they say about
my favorite cinema
uh... right try to do
in these movies as im as interested in the texture of the world of the people
as i a m
the story
it's as fascinating to me as the story so the details of how they dress and how
they feed and how they
talk in how they walk in where they live in what and all that stuff and what they
watch with the rituals are that is fascinating to me
uh... so that's as palestinians were the engine of the story of coming in through
that really
was a beautiful thing that happened with the fighter
uh... reside
that was to me the whole as frank sinatra says the whole trip to the
record was
all my god look at these people when i look through the photo albums of that
family
uh... everything about them just to reeked of authentic life
people who lived anniversary away
passing camper because i think that's a great sorry
arm
you know people talk talk about how to check on her age and i find that she her
age there really was an issue
realtors sonar that shows that which was the first time i've ever
use skype or skype an audition
as first time she ever discovered and she did it at her parents' house in
louisville and uh...
it was just
that you've been knocked me out there i thought i thought we had our finalist
for the role we had many actresses who want to do the role and um...
peters
immediacy about her and this full range of emotion that's a very readily
available on her face that
i think is
carole lombard part general and so i mean i don't know how to describe it so
i called her
corinne but
it's fierce and it's really was vulnerable and that's 'em
genuine its
just comes out the list of specific way that's very much her
solution parasol very interesting tourist sites and bradley cooper was
when i
got to know him a little bit you know you get to get a speaking to someone saw
you say well that's a great thing to put into a movie as originally attached this
movie and then
he came to be network that perfectly because he's actually from philadelphia
so he has the extra added you know homespun estimate that the area they're
all of the first results but he was credible was i thought he was credibly
and angry
intense person in wedding crashers
wavelength
he played the bad guy and wedding crashers but that's a good start for his
character there's character house
uh... a mood issue and that was very impressive to me and i thought i when i
met him i said i thought that that was actually
you to some degree com
and to his credit note 'cause he's a very opened and real person he said
that he had to be in
last happy at that time it was like you have with a lot more
he have been uh...
not take good care of himself he had then
scared at that time a slight bit hid behind anger
unused and residence fence
and all that just what i just separate them
imagine reading this guy for the first time the all back in five minutes
that's a lot
you know that tells me so much about this man you know that he
was willing to share that with me
through so much more mobility in that them so much humanity images
doesn't interest me above all in the movies isn't humanity in the movies that
i'm trying to make and honesty
and uh... it told me that he was no stranger to
the character
when you watch earlier films d_c_ mistakes
broke things that you have done differently now property
nobody's harder on my films that i a m
i'd i feel the director's falta tu mirada categories
the self
the self mutilating or the m
or the itself critical or the grandiose
and for chile for my producers i fall into the the former because that means
you know unwilling to take every node dumping never think my shirt doesn't
stink i was going to turn around and say
suspicion should
and then that keeps you honest good moments and in the middle of my career
after a couple successes restarted drink your own kool aid and you think
you know i'm an artist you know that i've had friends republicans come to be
in films are work and say the studio saying this can you believe that
dugout literally
etc is all about it a lot of my self-esteem
fall back on some precious that's about yourself which is really
i think a lack of honesty or frankness about
the work that i think about all of its craftsmanship purchase craftsmanship
that's like
talk to your craftsmanship you know what some people call geniuses just your
night
unite craft at your ninth time to do that you did not tell us exact
craftsmanship
so i'll take any notes from anybody
financing this movie doctored screen for a preview audiences cher
your offer of proof is in your life for market wants to do a lot from
robert deniro in from bradley cooper uh...
and from jennifer lawrence another that they spent time with their rebuttal to
their opinions and
you know i mean christian bale
of course you know
course in hollywood hair he
he was the one actor hated the fighter when you first saw dots are you kidding
me as it used to steal them or they were talking about
and he said i said you know we didn't do it we should realize that you're gonna
not anymore three months ago
and then you get here he ceased he changes jobs
they also gave a very useful notes
which would have happened and so
i think in many respects he was wrong but the couple small once he was right
in those helped the movie
so good things can come into people say that extreme ways yourself to be willing
to go through that process which sometimes is a bumpy painful one but you
do it for the for the craft