Director Stephen Daldry interview on "The Hours" (2003)

Filmmaker Stephen Daldry discusses his adaptation of Michael Cunningham's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, "The Hours."
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[@willowwillow1969]

This movie...each time I watch it, I become obsessed. It is so ethereal, beautiful, and haunting. It stays with me for days.

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i loved this movie

[@thomasthompson6378]

Stephen Daldry has said, about his three female stars in The Hours, that "They never met. We shot Meryl first, then Julianne, then Nicole. The first time they got together was on the Oprah Winfrey show and talked about cornflakes." However, Julianne Moore and Meryl Streep must have met long before the Oprah Winfrey show because of their extended scene together at the close of The Hours.

[@makeithappenwithenglish1648]

The cast sublime, but i am also interested in seeing the hours with the original casts that include gwyneth paltrow

[@77NickDale]

What a handsome, handsome man! 😍

[@cmackin5920]

Lordy! This interviewer leaves a lot to be desired, the director is trying his best to answer the same question over and over

[@thomasthompson6378]

Whatever else can be said about this interview, it is not Charlie Rose's finest hour. It almost feels like he's asking some of the right questions and then paying no attention at all to the answers.

[@Sebastian37s]

Indeed! He looks lost... very boring questions for Stephen also!