FULL Directors Roundtable: Rian Johnson, Jordan Peele, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Charlotte Wells & More
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2023
- Rian Johnson (“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery”) joins Jordan Peele (“Nope”), Gina Prince-Bythewood (“The Woman King”), Maria Schrader (“She Said”), Charlotte Wells (“Aftersun”) and Florian Zeller (“The Son”) on The Los Angeles Times Envelope Directors Roundtable.
Full episode premieres Saturday January 7, 2023 at 7P PST on Spectrum News One.
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Aftersun was my favorite movie of the year, and extremely impressive for a debut. Can't wait to see what she does next.
YES!! I’m so happy Charlotte Wells is in this table :)!
She's inside of a table? That's impressive.
What is the point of these round tables if the moderator is just going to treat it as a one on one interview with each director? Let the questions be open for everyone, not just routine questions about why you cast that actor.
There's no point to having a round table with these great directors if all you're going to do is keep them in silos with individual questions as if you were alone with each one. The interviewer failed to tap into the dynamism of a round table - searching for commonalities and themes among them, playing them off each other, getting them talking to each other (with his moderation), etc. Even the Hollywood Reporter round tables are way better than this.
ive waited 2 days for rian, jordan, and charlotte, hope this roundtable doesn't disappoint
I found these to be more interesting when they were dialogues between the directors and not just some moderator asking someone a question and not following up, just asking the next question of the next person. What's the point of having them all together? It's not really a roundtable, is it?
Wow I just realized I met Charlotte Wells in a film festival in Mexico and had no idea who she was (hadn’t seen the movie by then). Part of me is glad I didn’t know her because I would’ve start bawling and telling she broke me lol hope she gets the Oscar.
Loved this roundtable. It ended way too soon for me. I could've watched them talk about their process for hours. Thank you.
yeah just as they started interacting with each other it ended, wished it was longer too
Really wonderful job interviewing this amazing filmmakers. A chat that feels grand but intimate, with space to let the directors think and interact with each others. As a filmmaker myself, this conversation means a lot...hope to be there some day. Thank you for this, LA Time.
15:48 That delivery of "For the Faaather" was as Scottish as can be I love it😂
We need way longer to hear from all of these talented people!
THR had a directors roundtable with Kosinski on it for all of you complaining. I'm glad Charlotte was on this one. I love Aftersun.
Great roundtable. Thank you.
Great video!
Charlotte Wells is the future
If only SOMEONE was to do a EDITOR roundtable ...ahem
The dont even do DP anymore 😥
Aftersun is the best film of the year
is there a reason these videos aren’t at least 2 hours? i’m grateful that we get any time at all but i feel like directors are usually pretty happy to talk about process at length.
weird interview. feels like disjointed solo interviews instead of a roundtable
To be alive at this moment in film history is a privilege. I”m 73.3, we”ve come from Spartacus to Woman King is mind-blowing, inspiring, hopeful. The arts, artists, creators are the cosmos’ gift to humankind. Thank you. 🫶🏼 🤸🏽♂️ 🖖🏼
Gina Prince was basically co hosting this. She really knows how to middle as Larry David says
Yes this is what I’m talking about
Gender parity at a directors round-table - finally! Bravo LA Times
lol
Im a regular hood dude doing food reviews on my UA-cam channel 😂😂
Gender parity is the goal of a bigot. Select the best, period. If there happen to be more men (or many more men) so be it!
This one was a pain to watch. Movies I mostly won't see. And just overall boring.
This comment section sucks
LA TIMES crushing the rountables over THR this year
I love how they separated the only two great directors from those social justice one.
Charlotte Wells with Aftersun as her feature film debut made something that the rest of the tabel can only dream of making.
Lets strap in for some good old waffle and pretension
I enjoy a little pretentiousness with my waffles…❤
The Woman King: Best Movie of the year!
Lot's of "meh" movies tho.. I miss Rajamouli in this RT
wells and peele are, I think, two real-ass artists. genuine smarts, feels, heart. GPB has her ups and downs--but I havent seen Woman King.
tbs...Zeller and Schrader--yikes! can't imagine more boring, par-boiled directors. amazon truly knows how to keep things safe and boujie-brained. let's declare an embargo on all office-based dramas. effective immediate! the son is violently bad!
No james Cameron no interest
Woke directors who make boring films
Except for Rian
@@santosgarcia1893 the last Jedi is the worst movie I have ever seen in my entire life, ngl 😔
You've seen none of them, so why speak?
Doesn’t get any woker than this where’s the talent ? No Joseph Kosinski. no Martin McDonough. No Matt Reeves. Not even James Cameron a director that created new technology to film movies. Good lord. What a awful table
What an* awful table. And i disagree
“Woker” lmao. It’s a group of solid directors who made solid movies. Aftersun is a masterpiece and nope and knives out are great. Haven’t seen the rest of the films but they seem solid enough. Using the word woke really does invalidate any argument
I agree, today's directors aren't as good as the previous years in cinema history
@@riverbankwolf2896 you for got to capitalize your *I.
@M it’s a opinion. My view lies with that these movies are no where near as good as many others that have come out. Nope is poorly directed and the IMAX cameras were wasted.
Why so.many black directors on this table? All of the sudden blacks become good filmakers? Give me a break!
Whaaaa???
Spike Lee been making classics since the late-'80s and your ass is saying shit like this lmao.
@@joshualee9540 don't mind him. The OP is a troll. Smdh
classics my ass!
I can't believe that "nope" made 170 million at the box office.Terrible film, boring and pointless. The main actor in the film does not play at all. Probably the reason for this is corrupt film critics who praised this boring stuff (film by a black director with black actors, the critics never had a chance).
Spiderman No Way Home is perhaps the worst, laziest, most common-denominator movie Hollywood has produced in the last 40 years and it made, what? 2 billion dollars? But I reckon you'd only take issue with it if it starred black actors in the leading roles, talked about race and spectacle in a confrontational way and was directed by a black guy. And this is coming from me, a guy who is really not a Jordan Peele fan!
Btw, pretty much 99.7% of all movies ever made are pointless so I really don't get what you're trying to say here.
And not a decent movie amongst them!