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I was i I got I got another for
for the movie I don't know and I was like three weeks this through slave to
shooting
the last Twilight movie there was a movie about vampires red
yeah kidding yeah
Annan I read it and I kinda loved it and then there
and then I suddenly realized afterwards
what the implication in getting an offer for a movie was we actually had to do it
afterwards
and a admitted terrified me and I couldn't even hear
exact is Houston pretty much the entire careers bullshitting their ex's abortion
everybody gray make out the know you're talking about you know i doing
when you have nothing I think Anna to
I knew David on the script and I knew about his work
and kinda how was the person I knew I couldn't really
both a.m. so I I was terrified of making the phone call saying
yes or no so basic or them up inside I was about 11 I'm going on in a way of
its a bit
for her way to sell yeah
and now it's your agent who out there yeah
and I said you're the man I'm
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reception her in return to getting
a yes at him it it it looks like
you like to meet a car for about
on a month urself a I think
or are there a lot of people in this audience wouldn't mind doing that about
their first sort
I'm but of course it wasn't a real car it was a
kinda Lego modular 24 pieces come apart you can split it sideways lengthwise and
the top comes off
and there was a lot of fun i mean that aspect of it was a lot of fun I really
love shooting at but I mean you're trapped in nazi
it yeah but I'm eventually you kinda have
the thing I think James Gandolfini is saying they get a
if he would try and make everything every same try and figure out a way to
sit down
and I has a really good tip as an actor everything becomes easier
ascendancy said Tennessee IQ nice figure every single bit a blocking
just has to have a see it and if not I see a bed
is even better perfect
yeah those are words to live by
yeah heard what goes on in the film is
this guy is an unconscionably wealthy
person at a very young age of 28 years old
and he many plates saber capital as you say about that
at serve the roll up a fingertip and has
are a rather he is a skill with money but not not a significant attachment to
it he seems
so the happiest when he's losing it so did anything you learned about money
coming to plan this film
of balm
and now I mean because I i've I really don't want to say it but I think it's
probably the case I probably have very similar relationship with
I can however small or large the amount is still
seems relatively sex no I mean I have the same relationship with money
I guess as I do with is like success or failure occurs just
imposter I mean this kind have it is it's a
there is a section I mean one where you like you care to you don't really see it
someone tells you you probably have some yes
say you broke down yes half she spends all his money on clothes as you get the
pic but
what attracted you to this book in the first place we read it in the the
you know this obviously would've America's great contemporary authors
and he's told stories for the ages but what about this book to you and said
I'm this character is compelling and need to make a movie and
I well it's the dialogue I mean I really
you know have this as for Rob I mean arm
to dawn the little in all his books rights incredible follow
are but because it's a novel not like a playwright like Harold Pinter who also
writes incredible power
you never get to hear it spoken and I thought
I would really love to hear some wonderful actors speaking this dialogue
what made you think rap could pull that off
I'm still not sure you know we're working on her
II you know you do your homework urs as a director you know I watched
not just the Twilight movies that existed at the time but
but remember me and Matt yeah
and Gianna and a movie you might not have seen called little after
Ste
haha okay now
in that movie plays young Salvador Dali and you know for I think that was a very
good
you know what we would kiss a courageous summit is a very complex character
power he does it with a Spanish accent
yeah what can't you do yeah
does business matters as a land of watching the
enemies with the the manager of Liverpool Football Club with that was my
dialing codes but you see that's totally legitimate doesn't matter how you manage
to do it
do you do rug did you see characters evil not at all
callow yeah allowed a little self-obsessed
a man that's kind of but I mean not even a little
and I've read things to do the things I have monster Sikma
its kind of II always so is bound to be hopeful when I was playing in his
he's reaching for something a um data
yeah he's not he's he's not trying to hurt other people even those that have
you know
theoretically is make years now it's applicable wrist is hurting lilac have a
segment it's it's it's all
minutes it's sections are you years ago is he's
the his relationship with embassy is very
yeah is the his could have he doesn't really understand how it's different
yet when he was in the minus storyline where they handed out and play yeah I
don't think so
theater run out but the whole story I think a lot of it I mean
wanna my part 1 I'm ideas about it was you know that's what he's trying to
find I mean I'm kinda gets it for a second
and he tells Paul Giamatti a.m. does Ben know
a I could say the caught my eye
my life changed the course today and has like he's
and so he has that two seconds as
being himself from them and he said many
that's it that's a yes I think no viewing party money for 22 minutes
to probably a quite a bit of fun
for you professionally this funny thing about pool with everyone
everyone basically has the same opinion up eleven thirty-seconds genius
and yes but and he
does not realize at all
is the strangest thing he like it's like he's never did
acted before and didn't these and is not even vaguely
say humility eminence he doesn't even know what he's done
and the and so it ends up in his absolute the
petrified to do the same saying exactly the same stuff I was saying it's
spinning sailor I don't understand was about like with you know her
have no idea how to do it Anna so it kind of coming down oh
actually is funny because Paul Giamatti didn't know that he was British
NEC he said to me why is ones this guy putting on his favorite right
kinda creepy we've heard and so experience your YouTube actors get a
little bit of success and suddenly
sorry david guetta branded something mid-atlantic about how they takn it's
like dude
hear from which it I what do you do for her
the movies ropes all up yep
human beings morphine and changing
your into monsters were last 10 sorta
creatures yeah yeah arm
both I'm but that doesn't mean that you have to actually have monsters to work
with my hon you know and
because they were too what people forget and and because of the publicity in
behind the scenes on all that stuff in the intensity the money in the
you know is that it's like your children playing
in a sandbox you really are i mean you're you're you're putting on
you know funny clothes that are too close and mustaches and
and funny accents Tom and and you're pretending to be people you know
and you're playing that you're killing someone or your doing this for your
driving record you're not really
but you're fooling the audience Kors looks like you're driving a car
you know and and its playful I mean there's a real childlike joy
that can be had for movie making Bettis wonderful
and and and that's what I look for a just in terms of
above the tone on the SUP when you get great people to play with
you know um if this is true for its a wonderful times
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