On Story: 414 Jonathan Demme and Paul Thomas Anderson: A Conversation
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- In this second On Story® installation featuring Paul Thomas Anderson and Jonathan Demme, the duo look back on the vision, style, influences, and creative passion for Demme’s The Silence of the Lambs, Stop Making Sense, Rachel Getting Married and Something Wild.
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Love how you can tell that PTA has so much reverence and respect for Demme, he never interrupts or interjects, he just listens intently
Uh yeah, duh.
Silence of the Lambs gripped me from first frame to last. One of the most terrifying movies I've seen... I watched it in an empty theater on a rainy afternoon.
I was in that theatre too, Janet !!! you smelled AMAZING !!!
Then therapists are like: “so that’s when your emotional problems began?” I’m kidding. That’s funny tho. Like when therapists ask: “when do you think it all went wrong for you?” You show then Artax‘a death in A Neverending Story. Hahaha. Do they ask those questions? I imagine I would respond w a film reference like those. Haha.
R.I.P what a master
I csn listen to great directors discuss film for hours. Thanks for sharing.
So much swag on one stage
Gandhar Kulkarni I know. Femme seems so down to earth and cool.
Rest In Peace Jonathan Demme!
Watching this after paul's interview with linklater in honoring Jonathan's memory, its really sad.
Thanking the Gods we have so much of him which remains. Demme we are all gutted. Massive respect for this staggering unique filmmaker. RIP Jonathan Demme
this is gold
PTA has always expressed great admiration for Jonathan Demme, it is clear in the conversation who is the teacher and who is the student.
Like Bergman, Hitchcock and Fuller, Demme knew this regarding intense head-on close ups:
"... you show exactly what the character sees, you shoot it exactly from their point of view."
Melvin and Howard is beautiful!
A conversation is when two people talk…, nos just one !!!
What is the music at the end?
Did this interview take place in 2015?
I need to say a good word for "Beloved", which is hugely under-appreciated. One of Demme's very best, and an adaptation of a novel that should have been just about impossible to film. I have a sincere question: do other people not like it, or do they dismiss it because Demme's a white guy who dared to make a movie about black American characters?
I think it's a great film as well, but its dismissal has little to do with Demme being a white guy and more to do with most audiences not having read the book and not being able to understand the film very well. Currently working on a big video essay defense of it.
It's no _Putney Swope._
He talks to the end?
It's certainly crazy that he thought Meg Ryan was more talented than Jodie Foster 😂
He can do his autobiksogrsphy😮
Yadda Yadda. There are four story arcs: up, down, up down, down up.
I can't believe he thought Michelle Pfeiffer, Meg Ryan and Laura Dern were superior than Jodie Freaking Foster
@Michael Murphy still is