Making Of The French Dispatch with Wes Anderson | Behind the Scenes
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Join Us for an on set look behind the scenes of The French Dispatch directed by Wes Anderson where he takes us on a classic art house style of filmmaking with characters to remember. This is “On Set GREENLIGHT”
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I loved, loved, loved, LOVED this movie. It's hands down one of Anderson's best. Pure magic
so happy to hear that because it seems like Wes wasnt going to hold back in this film
Cant wait for the blu ray/dvd/streaming release.
@@sohelsagar same here I’m definitely purchasing the bluray
Absolutely! Wes doesn't make movies, he makes art!
@@regencyredfilms3305 he’s obsessed with his framing like David fincher
The mere mention of a Wes Anderson movie makes me smile. The trailers, the interviews, the making of his movies makes me smile.
I’m sure it’s how he is as a person that shows on set and comes up through his work
I'd love to see more bts footage of how Wes Anderson is able to create such a summer-camp-like atmosphere on set.
That's what happens when you use the same actors (most are friends) all over again.
It was like a box of Wes Anderson chocolates, going again tomorrow!
Very lucky! I’ve been looking into screenings at amc for the French Dispatch
Just got back from seeing The French Dispatch! It was MAGICAL!!! I didn’t want it to end!!!
thats great to here its definitely what i felt when I see any of his films in theaters. his films as well as many others are meant for the big screen.
Same bro
I discovered Wes Anderson style thanks to the pandemic... I saw before The Tenenbaums and also The Grand Budapest Hotel, loved them both but when I saw Moonrise Kingdom I couldn't stop seeing it again and again! The colours, the island, the instruments, the kids, the unique actors and so and so, all enthralling and perfectly matched together. And then I saw The Isle of Dogs... Well, Mr. Wes, you are a great soul with an exceptional intelligence! You became my absolut favourite movie maker, I can't wait to see your last one!
One of the best comments because I feel the same way
I have watched this movie 4 times in a row. An absolute miracle. Pure genius.
Sweet I can’t wait till it out for rental
@The Piano Corner TPC - only twice for me thus far. I have another 1.5 days left in my Prime rental. I truly love it.
Wes is the true definition of having passion and love for his career and for cinema, his cinematography will you immersed and encapsulated.
saw this film this afternoon, and enjoyed it thoroughly. his direction and cinematography is fantastic.
That’s great to hear you’ve got me even more excited about the French dispatch
The visuals, cinematography, and the production designs were just off the charts Wes is a true artist love his work!
It was so different in his work and so like Wes. Totally agree he a visionary
The Darjeeling Limited is one of my favourite Wes Anderson movies.
Oh yes the Darjeeling limited has his best wipe pan shots. I love how he can stylistically can photograph out on location.. if you love this you should check out my latest behind the Scenes with Edgar wright ua-cam.com/video/XiY8uzc7_Bw/v-deo.html
One of the greatest filmmaker still alive. We must treasure him while we can.
I have a soft spot for The Darjeeling Limited because I love the dynamic between the brothers, and I also love The Royal Tenenbaums because of the soundtrack and New York setting.
That’s great yes I’m a New Yorker at heart myself (even though I was born in Jersey lol) so I get what you mean
Wow, those are my two favorite Anderson movies as well! I wish he leaned more into family drama, I feel like he’s good at it and I miss his smaller scale stories a little.
@@sonchik6324 yeah I’m sure we will see it again from Wes and maybe in a different form
Ever since I saw The Grand Budapest Hotel, I absolutely loved Wes Anderson’s movies. I’m not too fond of his earlier work seeing that he had yet to discover his style but I adore his later work seeing how he had mastered it. The French Dispatch is another testament to his master craft and I simply cannot wait to see what he has planned next.
Really liked Fench Dispatch. Andersen is one of a kind. Grand Budapest is just epic! His attention to detail is obviously. He's a wonderful story teller in both dialog and visual. That's what makes a great movie, after all. One of the few left actually doing it.
💯 couldn’t say it better my self! A true theatrical director of the cinema
My favorite of his movies is a tie of "Fantastic Mr. Fox" and "Isle of Dogs"
"Grand Budapest Hotel" is also up there among my favorite movies
Yes I totally agree, I felt that when I saw isle of dogs it was in the context of seeing fantastic Mr. Fox. I thought it would be great for my son but it wasn’t LOL it was more amazing for me
@@GREENLIGHTFILMMAKING I do have to say I have a bias and appreciation towards animation being an artist myself, the majority of my favorite movies are in fact animated
@@airmasterparker2495 Nice I was wondering do you not like stop motion animation or does Wes Anderson’s work in stop motion animation not do it for you LOL?
I loved FMF but other than the animation wasn't a fan of IOD but GBH was an awakening for me.
I loved Isle of Dogs and Fantastic Mr. Fox, but I gotta say. This is my favorite Wes Anderson film. It truly brought much joy to my heart when I saw it in theaters.
French Dispatch is a rollercoaster ride. It really is like reading a magazine or a paper with full of surprises even with cartoon section.
So true Wes Anderson’s 2D panorama look works well to achieve that look and feel
My favourite Wes Anderson film is DEFINITELY the grand Budapest hotel
I just watch the ground Budapest again last night love it and this French dispatch is a close second to me but still very much a Wes Anderson film
Best cinematic artist of our time.
oh yes he creates paintings
Being at a Wes Anderson dinner is my dream fr
I've adored The Royal Tenenbaums for years but The Grand Budapest Hotel almost inched it out. Working our way through them all but haven't yet seen the Mr. Fox and Isle of Dogs movies (we were not really into animal films nor animations, but, because it's Wes.... we will HAVE to see these movies very soon, and I'm certain we will love them). We are watching The French Dispatch again tonight to try to get more of the detail because some of it went whizzing past our heads - but, we just love LOOKING at these films, the pacing, editing, music. They are delightful. Thank you Wes. and thank you Greenlight Filmmaking for this fun Behind the Scenes clip.
Your comment and conversation about Wes Anderson/ filmmaking is what I hope for. So your the most welcome and thank you
I think the only films I didn't care for by Wes Anderson were Isle of Dogs and Fantastic Mr. Fox... more so the first one I mentioned. My favorites would be The Grand Budapest Hotel and Moonrise Kingdom. I have to rank The French Dispatch 3rd but it used to be a toss up between Rushmore and The Royal Tenenbaums. I think I appreciate his films more now that I have experienced different forms of storytelling in cinema than I did when I started getting into him when I was younger. Particular with the set up of The French Dispatch, I consider this his most literary work because it really is a love letter to storytelling. It felt more like a book than a movie.
That’s great, yeah I have always felt that I have gravitated towards his live action work more. Most likely because I am myself come from a live action background even though I’ve been playing around with 3D animation
Yes, I agree! Totally felt like a book
@@jilliangeisel2585 definitely like a book
The Royal Tenenbaums and the French Dispatch, which actually includes the creme de la creme of actors and actresses!!!✌️✨✨
nice and true! cant wait to see the french dispatch
I've been waiting on this movie since the trailer came out in 2019, and it was worth the wait. Looooooooved it!!!
That is great to hear because I to heard about this film back in 2019 and anything with Anderson was about to come out was definitely going to be seen by myself.
MY FAVORITE FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR
Fantastic and I hear the second or third time is even better
Yes Rushmore is great. I think my favorite is split between Grand Budapest or Darjeeling Limited but honestly it's hard to stand by that because every film of his hits me in a way that I can't quite explain and they do it on every rewatch
These are his people
You always get great performance is working with great actors over and over again. You become like family #setlife
i really like his eccentrically imaginative style. im a fan of The Royal Tenenbaums, my first and to date fav wes anderson film.
Sweet pick and yes he’s the best at his style
Bottle Rocket is still my favorite WA film.
yea bottle rocket is as indie as it comes for all of them on bottle rocket. love seeing peoples start as well as how strong they where as storytellers.
That one is also probably my fave WA movie!! “He is just a mixed up kid!!” 🤣😄🙂😍🤣😂 and: “What are you doing Applejack..!?” 💵 💰 HILARIOUS & all! Loved both Wilson brothers in it!! 👌🏼 🖤🤍 - and then the Darjeeling Limited! 🚂 “where is my passport..?!”🤣🤣😂
@@mcveljo the dialogue is classic but his filmmaking comes from an old 20s type filmmaking universe LOVE WES FILMS. There will be a follow up video for Wes Anderson this week
@@mcveljo haha yes a classic film
RUSHMORE,!!! Never dates. One of the more underrated films by Wes
Totally agree, I feel like when people see Rushmore they really understand Wes Anderson and his movies more.
French Dispatch is my second favorite Wes Anderson's movie. The favorite being I love dogs
Isle of dogs is great but I just saw French Dispatch and it is really good
I love The Life Aquatic!
LIFE AQUATIC is bills most underrated film, fantastic
A masterful work, thoroughly enjoyable. The art direction alone makes it re-watchable.
The first Wes Anderson film I saw was "Life Aquatic" and I thought 'I have no idea why people think this guy is in the top 5' but I did not give up on him. If you are new to Wes Anderson don't watch "Life Aquatic" or at least don't judge him by that film. And if you are only going to see only one Wes Anderson film it should be this one, "French Dispatch."
Rushmore is my favorite too! Maybe because it was my first and I saw it in the theater.
Damn your so lucky to see it like that. I believe my first was royal tannenbaum lol I think that’s how it’s spelled
My favourite Wes Anderson... hmm... everytime i go to say The Grand Budapest Hotel, i have to stop myself by saying "yeah, but what about The Darjeeling Limited, or Royal Tenebaums... or Life Aquatic... " i just a really hard time choosing. They are all sublime and pure genius.
awesome comment my friend and I totally agree because i never mention how beautifully visual darjeeling limited was and its definitely because he tops himself every time
Budapest is my fave, but Dispatch is a close second.
Yes totally feels like a sequel almost lol
There is no one who would not say yes to working with him ! They used to say this about Woody Allen but there is really no comparaison. Wes makes me sit on the edge of my chair and Allen makes me fall asleep.
So true are used to be a fan of Woody Allen films but Wes Anderson is taking this to another level
The French Dispatch is now on HBO Max! Going to watch it now
Woo hoo thanks for the update I’m definitely gonna watch it for the second time now. I enjoyed this film even though it’s much darker than his earlier movies and I would love to see in the second viewing whether or not this may be one of his best or not.
The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Darjeeling Limited and The Royal Tenenbaums are my favourites.
Nice picks! And I love seeing Darjeeling limited in peoples list😎
The Darjeeling Limited speaks to me. Also Love the Kinks
The Darjeeling limited is his most soulful film I believe
To answer your query, Bottle Rocket. I rented it on VHS in 1996 from the USMC Base PX. I made everyone watch it, and still push it to this day (unfortunately, these days i'm met with "OK Boomer"). All are great and so different in ways. Just finished The French Dispatch, and I must say, most dizzying film so far, and will need many more viewings, like the cast said, to see everything. Looking forward to it. Congrats to Wes for 10 great films, Q, catch up.
Detailed comment man! I love your comment and feel that the best movies are long a good song. You don't just remember the film, you remember the life you lived when you saw the film.
Royal Tenenbaums. "I think we are going to have to be secretly in love".
Yes great film I’ve also got that film on dvd criterion Collection ua-cam.com/video/KizmxsiKhCs/v-deo.html maybe I should make a new one
BOTTLE ROCKET,RUSHMORE, MOONRISE KINGDOM & GRAND BUDIPEST ARE MASTERPIECES.
Did you see any of his short films? And are you interested in seeing The Batman? I hear it’s like an indie film!
@@GREENLIGHTFILMMAKING No i've not seen his shorts & i'm not huge on super hero films but it does look interesting. i like the indie films mostly. Like Living in oblivion & Sleep with me. A couple great films. Wes films in that style.
@@GREENLIGHTFILMMAKING They're actually showing Living in Oblivion in it's entirety on UA-cam.. See it. You can thank me later.
@@ericvincentcarbone3471 sweet I’ll definitely take a look
@@GREENLIGHTFILMMAKING another great film they're showing on youtube is Stranger then Paradise. i love this film.
planning on watching rushmore soon, youve inspired me
Great I’m so happy to help people find great cinema
Budapest is the best still - albeit tfd just gets better each time I rewatch it, 10/10 as usual from Wes
My favorite is. The life aquatic with Steve zissou.
Bill Murray does a great job in this film especially as Owen Wilson’s father so funny LOL
best movie of the pandemic
I thought it was so new for wes Anderson and a whole lot darker lol loved this film to and can’t wait for a criterion Collection to come out for the French Dispatch
Is this Making Of coming from the DVD/Bluray of the movie? I'd love to see more.
No it seems that this movie never came with special features in the Blu-ray what is behind the scenes came directly from searchlight pictures
Love me The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou.
nice pick! Zissou was the first criterion I owned
I would pay money to pick lint from a carpet on a Wes Anderson set.
haha i share the same feeling lol
I think this movie and moonrise kingdom are probably tied for first place as his greatest creation. I mean cmon…
I somehow felt like this movie was more complicated than Tenet
Interesting thought and not having watched the film but understanding what I have heard about the French dispatch and screenwriting it’s seems that the plot and stories which are multiple, is hard to write. The idea of tenet maybe harder to write to an extent but since the story and plot are masked by high concept events explaining his world. I think every screen writer has a different mission for each film I believe Christopher Nolan was obviously trying to hide the true nature and plot of tenet
Zissou. Hands down.
Nice choice! Bill murray is a gem
anyone know the song playing in the background in the beginning?
The song I believe was made for the film and there was a music video which was called “Aline”
@@GREENLIGHTFILMMAKING i mean the song that plays at the start of them talking, i believe it’s in french. not aline
Man wish I was at the shooting even just as a cleaner or hair dresser
Isle of Dogs is his movie too.
Yes it’s great love his stop motion animation
love Wes Andeson. I miss Stanley Kubrick
Name of the song?
Here is a link to there amazing music video for the french dispatch ua-cam.com/video/aJGMmXdyhoA/v-deo.html
I just bought the movie, on youtube
unfortunately didnt play in the theaters here in India.
So great! Did you enjoy the film?
@@GREENLIGHTFILMMAKING Loved it ! But fair bit of warning, the movie is shot 90%-95% in 4:3 aspect ratio ( squarish ) so dont watch it on a laptop or mobile phone. Use the largest display at your disposal. Domestically TV is the best.
Im not sure however if Dolby Video and Audio were supported on UA-cam movies, Apple TV movies do. So if you have a smart OLED recommend buying this movie on Apple TV to UA-cam.
@@mynotebook3853 oh great I love it and can’t wait to see! It sounds like grand Budapest
I feel bad for these actors , they must have been STARVED to play in something decent for a while . there's not a lot of opportunities like this for them nowadays .
I doubt playing in highly paid Marvel movies and what not is what satisfies them intellectually, filling one's pockets is not the sole job of an actor . Sometimes they need to play in movies like this to feel like their acting is put to good use .
it hit me when Fisher Stevens said : 3:13 .
Life Aquatic
Luv the custo hats.
Wet suits.
Music
Humor
Drama
Yellow sub.
There's a few
One his most interesting films
Not one of his best tho, my favs: Darjeeling Ltd, Royal Tennebaums, Rushmore
That’s sad to hear and great pick my dude
😔
I’ve figured it out, Wes Anderson is the Woody Allen of today.
I’m hoping Wes can be better
I'm sooooo disappointed to write this - but I really didn't like the movie! I liked some of it, I get the Wes style and ambience and I am a total Francophile. I thought this would be a treat but each story dragged on too long to the point where I just didn't care about them anymore. Tilda's amazing - but her speech should have been half the length. Frances McDormand is one of my favorites - but the student demonstrations were too obscure and academic. And a story on prison food that morphs into a kidnapping? A waste of Jeffrey Wright's talents. The style was classic Wes and I love all the actors, but this was like The Life Aquatic on speed. My head hurt after 2 long hours in the chair.....sorry
I’m sorry to hear that but I really appreciate the honesty and your opinion as well as still staying positive about Wes Anderson. I quite agree but I am looking forward to checking out the film for myself.
I was really lucky to watch this in the theatre, it became my favourite wes anderson film
Totally a great choice, I felt the same way when I was the only one in the theater for The Grand Budapest Hotel