'Darkest Hour's' Joe Wright: "I'm a Bit of a Method Director" | Close Up With THR
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Joe Wright ('Darkest Hour') joins Close Up with The Hollywood Reporter for this season's Directors Roundtable. "The problem with making British period films, is they're generally about posh people. I don't identify with posh people," Wright told THR.
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Thank you Mr.Joe Wright for Pride & Prejudice ♥
This one is absolutely brilliant. I forgot Wright made Pan. When I think of him I still think of Atonement and Hanna. He's a great filmmaker. We all have missteps from time to time.
2:11 I felt bad for him when he started talking about Pan.
Why?
The irony of using kindness when describing a film about Churchill !
intrepidmolasses I don’t think Clementine was Indian in anyway even though her lineage has been debated, I don’t think there’s any suggestion towards that direction.
I think he is refering to Joe Wright's wife, Anushka Shankar, the Sitarist, who is indian.
Sayak Choudhury oh ...my bad ..😬
Wasnt Churchill responsible for killing innocent men,women and children in india?
Pride and Prejudice--> Good
Atonement--> Great
Soloist--> Okay
Pan --> Average
Darkest Hour--> Better be AWESOME!
"Pride & Prejudice" has been my favorite of his work so far.
Rolf Penison Oh yeah I ndvr caught up to that one. Heard it was good. Alicia Vikander is in it I believe.
I loved The Soloist
Hanna is his best film, also he had the best episode of Black Mirror. Visionary Director, a bit boring but good filmmaker.
Pan's pretty bad I would say.
Poor Denis, you could tell when Joe and the others were discussing failure, he was slightly depressed about his movie bombing.
It was universally acclaimed though, even if sadly no one saw it.
It's only the Best film of 2017
That's the public's fault more so then his, cause it's a masterpiece. He shouldn't be ashamed of that film, it honours the original and should be seen more love by the award season imo.
That doesn't really affect Denis, it only affected the studio.
Denis does not seem to agree with that final sentiment lol so much said with a look
why would he not agree? haha
lol I thought the exact same thing haha!
No its not that he disagrees with the kindness but Blade Runner 2049 is a film that shows a world that has collapsed and lacks kindness (with the exception of Goslings final act). He was just listening.
I think they got the wrong British director named Wright for this year's roundtable.
Interesting .actually talking about filmmaking process .useful
I love his movies
What's Denis' problem with Joe?
Wright sure does talk a lot. I imagine this was edited but he keeps interrupting the others who are trying to have a sincere conversation.
Hi
How the hell did Joe get Haley Bennett?? She is waaaayyyy out of his league.
Maybe he’s kind or intelligent or funny or a million other reasons to love someone except them In the same league.
2:20 min
Of course he doesnt understand if he is changing old clasics which the funs loves, to inclusivity forced...