Yeah it's good to see him act more normal. He comes across as a bit too methodical and cold in interviews, which is not a bad thing, as he gets his points across very well. But it's rare to see him more relaxed and chatting with another director like friends.
@@ytcorporate9237 Nah, too many cooks in the kitchen. They all have their own unique visions and instead of them being able to put their best stuff out they have to make sure to make it all fit in with the other peoples stuff. I mean it can work as long as their is one very distinct director and everyone else just helps out but at the end of the day it's still the main directors vision. I would definitely like to see Christopher Nolan direct a Quentin Tarantino script.
just§ufi its a subjective statement... it's thoroughly done. obviously there's tons of movies out there but it's not like there are many movies that blow this one out of the water
If you liked this, check out CHRIS NOLAN interviewing directo KARYN KUSAMA about her movie DESTROYER. He's just as thoughtful with his questions and considerate of her explanations as he is here. You can definitely see that he's a fan of film and filmmaking and when he likes a movie and is tasked with moderating a Q&A about it, he's really the best. If nothing else, you gotta respect that.
That'd be cool to see, but I think their styles would clash too much. Nolan makes serious neo-noir thrillers whereas Wright makes tongue-in-cheek satirical action-comedies. They're absolute brilliant directors but they're on complete opposite ends of the spectrum. It'd be like Stanley Kubrick collaborating with Mel Brooks.
Maybe a collaboration between them like a Grindhouse type thing ala Robert Rodriguez/Quentin Tarantino but for like for British B movie horror/thrillers. That’d be awesome (especially since Edgar Wright did a trailer for Grindhouse.)
I wish this was 10 hours long. This was so eloquent and easy to listen to and humurous and incredible. I love these two filmmakers and their work so much
These two should do a grindhouse together. In 2007, we had Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino. Now Edgar Wright and Christopher Nolan back to back films. How cool would that be?
rodriguez and tarantino have similar styles they’ve always riffed off each other, nolan and wright wouldn’t be able to agree on the tone of the film and it would most likely be a mess, even though they’re great directors, they’re tonally different
Just from this picture I get like a Ying Yang vibe. Edgar Wright with his comedic/action style and Christopher Nolan with his dark dramatic/action style... 2 phenomenal filmmakers and story tellers that I would consider masters of their crafts.
I would agree...Scott Pulgrim made my jaw drop. The playing with the media, cuts, and SFX that pushed the story...and extremely funny. The great casting didn't hurt either...no superstars, just actors really good in their roles that made the movie more enjoyable. Overall, a real masterpiece.
Scott Pilgrim had one of the greatest casts ever. Michael Cera, Brie Larson, Chris Evans, Aubrey Plaza, Anna Kendrick, Brandon Routh, and to top it off Macaulay Culkin’s brother and Mae Whitman (the little girl from friends who Ross wanted to send to space camp!!)
Nolan and Wright are some my favorite filmmakers (though for Nolan the only movie I don’t like from him is Interstellar though it’s filmmaking is fantastic). Favorite Nolan films: Dark Knight, Inception, Prestige Favorite Wright films: The Cornetto Trilogy
It’s probably the least car chasey major city in the western world. Narrow roads, thick traffic, no overpasses, impossibly difficult to get shooting permission
Imagine being a movie director and then receiving a compliment about your work, from non other than the greatest living director working today, Christopher Nolan... 🤗
Spielberg, Villeneuve, and even Eastwood would give Nolan a stiff competition. Not really, each of them leave Nolan in the dust. Edit: and Scorcese too!
Favorite Wright movies: Cornetto Trilogy, Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim vs the World Favorite Nolan movies: Memento, Inception, Dark Knight Trilogy, Tenet
I absolutely love his character based solution when he ran out of song. Watched the film twice and the moment got a big laugh both times, and it’s very much in character for Baby to do.
Surely the planning of the visual components to the music would be the same as when Edgar Wright's directed music videos? The main difference would be that Baby Driver's through story is the parameter in which these have to play out in, but apart from that. On that basis I'd imagine the script development of BD would have been not as difficult as it might seem initially.
From some reason I decided to play the soundtrack to Good Fellas during this interview. Please proceed to search it on a seprate window and thank me later. :D
Wether Kevin is in it or not is completely irrelevant, I highly doubt that the judges for the Oscars will deduct a Movie from the list of nominations just for an actor's inclusion before the whole situation surrounding them blew up.
Kervin Cunanan There is a long series of them on iTunes ,and maybe TH-cam, through the Directors Guild of America, or DGA. Type that in something should pop up, I follow it on iTunes and it's really cool to hear so many directors exchanging experiences. This one, the one for the Hateful Eight, and for La La Land were exceptional. I hope that was helpful!
There are. This is part of Directors Guild of America conversations, and you can find a bunch of them on their youtube page, but this one was done as a podcast, so it's audio only & isn't on their page, so I uploaded it.
Loved the Cornetto trilogy, loved Scott Pilgrim, didn't like Baby Driver. The music went into overkill, which is a shame since the car chase at the beginning, the change from car to foot chase and the ending when Jon Hamn and Baby resolve their differences (I know, I'm being sarcastic) are fantastic, but I found the soundtrack to be distracting.
I love Edgar Wright but was pretty disapointed with Baby Driver. Its like the scene in Gone in 60 seconds where Nicholas Cage listens to a song with his gang before going on a crime spree stretched over a whole movie. Also the romantic sub plot was pretty weak.
colinthedogfromspaced xD xD Im not negative person dude Im just objective person. By the way Hot Fuzz and Scott P. vs World not sucks but not great. These are good cinematography but something missing. :/ And I think, missing thing is Jessica Hynes!!! I mean strong, funny, sempatic, and charming women character!! :)) Respect from İstanbul, Turkiye. You know, green eggs country (Spaced reference) ;D
Watchable movies but overrated crap that I enjoyed watching but now hate it after everyone say how good they are because it's not good enough for me to watch a second viewing.
@There can be Only One Potato: I would disagree. Being hyped or being skeptical shows that I care about the medium. Sometimes I want to see something without any expectations though. In that case I start watching a movie or a show without knowing anything about it besides title and cover :)
I’m glad these fellas are friends.
With benefits!
electrojones why why would you do that 😂😂
They both British and probably meet him offline
@@fikrijuanda6321 Nolan is American
@@alexman378 He is British mate
Damn, Nolan's great at doing interviews. He let's the guest speak a lot and knows when to ask questions, and the questions are on point.
He is a director that has had his fair share of interviews he probably knows what everyone wants to hear
Nolan strikes me as the kinda guy who is naturally good at everything
"Try IMAX mate..."
There's always someone in life that will utter a phrase like this to you and it will make or break you haha
25:20
Nolan is a great interviewer, wow.
he seems like a rather intelligent guy...and I can base that just off his films/writing
James agree
James them being friends helps with the interview
generally the best interviews are always actor to actor, musician to musician, cinematographer to cinematographer etc
@@jamesduffy7549 The Actors on Actors series is one of my favorite things on TH-cam.
This video is essentially Edgar Wright's masterclass with Nolan asking questions that we want answers to
I didn't know that Nolan actually could smile and laugh.
Yeah it's good to see him act more normal. He comes across as a bit too methodical and cold in interviews, which is not a bad thing, as he gets his points across very well. But it's rare to see him more relaxed and chatting with another director like friends.
Yeah really 😂😂
It's good the great directors all communicate with each other
They should all team up to make the ultimate movie
Tate Mcilwain no that would be a complete mess.
@@laurenbi or an complete masterpiece; Tarantino's action, Nolan's writing and Wright's directing.
@@ytcorporate9237 Nah, too many cooks in the kitchen. They all have their own unique visions and instead of them being able to put their best stuff out they have to make sure to make it all fit in with the other peoples stuff. I mean it can work as long as their is one very distinct director and everyone else just helps out but at the end of the day it's still the main directors vision.
I would definitely like to see Christopher Nolan direct a Quentin Tarantino script.
@@joemckim1183 I guess your right.
Also good combo; I'd love to see Edgar Wright direct a Quentin Tarantino movie.
You guys dont have Cornettos in the us?
Nope and had to look up what the hell.
that's interesting, we've got here in brazil, but it's very pricey
Eke Hernandez dafuq is a cornetto?
The bigger crime is that they had Viennetta for maybe a month in the 90s.
We have Drumsticks. Basically the equivalent
I watched the whole Cornetto Trilogy yesterday. I honestly think Hot Fuzz is the best directed film of all time, definitely the best directed comedy.
Matt Vivian
Lmfao, this nigga
just§ufi its a subjective statement... it's thoroughly done. obviously there's tons of movies out there but it's not like there are many movies that blow this one out of the water
Naah mate ...Shaun of the dead has to be the best Edgar wright movie of all time
@@nash5226 Nope hot fuzz.
The world's end is best written
If you liked this, check out CHRIS NOLAN interviewing directo KARYN KUSAMA about her movie DESTROYER. He's just as thoughtful with his questions and considerate of her explanations as he is here.
You can definitely see that he's a fan of film and filmmaking and when he likes a movie and is tasked with moderating a Q&A about it, he's really the best. If nothing else, you gotta respect that.
I love Chris Nolan's films and I loved Baby Driver, i could listen to these two talk about films all day.
Nolan is a good interviewer, he should do this more often. Or at least have more open discussions with other directors.
Check out his interview with Quentin Tarantino at an Hateful Eight screening.
It's incredibly inspiring to hear two of my favorite filmmakers discuss filmmaking.
Man films bring people together
a joint film by these two would be imense
That'd be cool to see, but I think their styles would clash too much. Nolan makes serious neo-noir thrillers whereas Wright makes tongue-in-cheek satirical action-comedies. They're absolute brilliant directors but they're on complete opposite ends of the spectrum. It'd be like Stanley Kubrick collaborating with Mel Brooks.
This just makes me sad that there was never a Kubrick Brooks collaboration.
Phil Michaels You'd think it would clash but, have you no memory of Dr. Strangelove? "Mein Fuhrer!! I can walk!!!"
The great thing about these directors is their individual style tho and in a collaboration that would be lost.
Maybe a collaboration between them like a Grindhouse type thing ala Robert Rodriguez/Quentin Tarantino but for like for British B movie horror/thrillers. That’d be awesome (especially since Edgar Wright did a trailer for Grindhouse.)
I wish this was 10 hours long. This was so eloquent and easy to listen to and humurous and incredible. I love these two filmmakers and their work so much
Mr Nolan is such a good interviewer. And Mr Wright - wow, just wow. Great interview. Thank you.
my two favorite directors
Same!
Same bro
These two should do a grindhouse together. In 2007, we had Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino. Now Edgar Wright and Christopher Nolan back to back films. How cool would that be?
Lol I just commented this I didn’t realize someone else was thought the same thing.
rodriguez and tarantino have similar styles they’ve always riffed off each other, nolan and wright wouldn’t be able to agree on the tone of the film and it would most likely be a mess, even though they’re great directors, they’re tonally different
@@twistedowl7459 True, true!
Wright actually made one of the mockbuster trailers in Grindhouse, the one with Pegg and Frost
@@Charles12 yeah I know. It looks so good though. If he made that into a feature, that would be a treat.
Just from this picture I get like a Ying Yang vibe. Edgar Wright with his comedic/action style and Christopher Nolan with his dark dramatic/action style... 2 phenomenal filmmakers and story tellers that I would consider masters of their crafts.
Two of the greatest filmmakers of our time. This makes me so happy.
So far.. I'd say Scott Pilgrim is Edgar's masterpiece.
I would agree...Scott Pulgrim made my jaw drop. The playing with the media, cuts, and SFX that pushed the story...and extremely funny. The great casting didn't hurt either...no superstars, just actors really good in their roles that made the movie more enjoyable. Overall, a real masterpiece.
Scott Pilgrim had one of the greatest casts ever. Michael Cera, Brie Larson, Chris Evans, Aubrey Plaza, Anna Kendrick, Brandon Routh, and to top it off Macaulay Culkin’s brother and Mae Whitman (the little girl from friends who Ross wanted to send to space camp!!)
Erik Ghast u know ur stuff
As much as I love scott pilgrim (one of my all time favorite films) I might actually rank "world's end" as his best film.
Better than the Cornetto Trilogy? Naaaaah.
16:29
That's just beautiful.
Thank you
+Alexander Cummins?
You're welcome?
Nolan and Wright are some my favorite filmmakers (though for Nolan the only movie I don’t like from him is Interstellar though it’s filmmaking is fantastic).
Favorite Nolan films: Dark Knight, Inception, Prestige
Favorite Wright films: The Cornetto Trilogy
That grouping of Nolan films is known as the kit kat trilogy.
whaaaa how can you not include memento?!?!?!
Challenge excepted. I'm going to do a car chase in London
Tate Mcilwain exactly my thoughts never been to london but i m a film student..
It’s probably the least car chasey major city in the western world. Narrow roads, thick traffic, no overpasses, impossibly difficult to get shooting permission
probably need to learn how to spell 'accepted' first.
@@robotone2812 oh wow. i completely forgot i wrote that. I'm not changing it
A film directed by both of these dudes would be the strangest film of all time
Very different style of filmmakers, both of the same quality
Imagine being a movie director and then receiving a compliment about your work, from non other than the greatest living director working today, Christopher Nolan... 🤗
Scudder Reviews slandering the greatest living director? LOL!!!!!
Fun Guy 👏👏👏👏👏
Brennen Johnson Someone has never heard of Michael Haneke.
MasterBerry Nope. I’ll check him out. Nolan will still be my favorite director though.
Spielberg, Villeneuve, and even Eastwood would give Nolan a stiff competition. Not really, each of them leave Nolan in the dust.
Edit: and Scorcese too!
My 2 favorite directors talking this is gonna rock
Is there a video version of it or is it just the audio?
25:21 try imax mate😘
Cryin shame BD is not up for Best pic and director
Wtf? Americans don't have cornetto? Shite.
Is it bad I’ve watched this movie 4 times in the first month of 2018
Cooking with Bill Elliott NOOO!!
Yes. You should've watched it at least 6 times by now.
Yes it’s wrong you should’ve watched it more 😒
This man owes us an Ant Man movie
they need to collab
My two favourite directors together at last!!!
Can all the acclaimed British directors team up for the ultimate British movie
try imax mate
I love seeing directors geeking out over other directors
Ah yes. My two favorite modern directors.
London isn't built for car chases anymore? I think Matthew Vaughn would have to disagree with you on that one.
*Non-CG car chases
These two are my favorite directors!
My two favourite directors of all time. Wow
Why can't you shoot car chases in London? I've just written a small car chase in my script.
An interview between nolan wright fincer tarantino and mcdonagh would be fantastic
Favorite Wright movies: Cornetto Trilogy, Baby Driver, Scott Pilgrim vs the World
Favorite Nolan movies: Memento, Inception, Dark Knight Trilogy, Tenet
My 2 favorites
Only 35 dislikes. Respect ✊
He's fanboy of the fanboys
I absolutely love his character based solution when he ran out of song. Watched the film twice and the moment got a big laugh both times, and it’s very much in character for Baby to do.
Is there any footage of this?
No j think
if i ever become a filmmaker, i would let christopher nolan be the first one to interview me.
Love edgar wright didn't care for this movie. Hope he releases another movie soon.
Surely the planning of the visual components to the music would be the same as when Edgar Wright's directed music videos? The main difference would be that Baby Driver's through story is the parameter in which these have to play out in, but apart from that. On that basis I'd imagine the script development of BD would have been not as difficult as it might seem initially.
Collaborate!
I femember watchibg the video kf this interview on youtube,but now i cant find it.Can someone help me out where the vids from?
I enjoyed this interview, but I couldn't help wondering what country these people come from. Does anyone know?
Britain. They are both English (hence all the talk about London.)
Christopher nolan is so good respecting other directors
25:21 "Try IMAX, mate" lmao
I love to see my two favorite filmmakers having a blast together
Went to same school as him year above
This is TH-cam not radio ! Crap
two legends
Two of my favorite directors
25:20
When was this?
This man is a creative genius
Is there a version with video?
24:55
From some reason I decided to play the soundtrack to Good Fellas during this interview. Please proceed to search it on a seprate window and thank me later. :D
these guys are actually my two favorite directors
The Two Legends.
Too short!
Is there a video version of this anywhere?
Why doesn't Nolan try comedy?
It’s not his style of narrative to have that much humour, but he respects other comedic directors for doing that for the audience’s enjoyment.
Y dad is friends with edgar whright
Baby Driver = Free Oscar Nomination
Tera Wyvern kevin spacey is in it
Wether Kevin is in it or not is completely irrelevant, I highly doubt that the judges for the Oscars will deduct a Movie from the list of nominations just for an actor's inclusion before the whole situation surrounding them blew up.
They got one
Tate Mcilwain 3
Rad
Nolan the king
Two of my favorite directors
Where was this interview from? I was wondering if there were other Director to Director interviews like this.
Kervin Cunanan
There is a long series of them on iTunes ,and maybe TH-cam, through the Directors Guild of America, or DGA. Type that in something should pop up, I follow it on iTunes and it's really cool to hear so many directors exchanging experiences. This one, the one for the Hateful Eight, and for La La Land were exceptional. I hope that was helpful!
There are. This is part of Directors Guild of America conversations, and you can find a bunch of them on their youtube page, but this one was done as a podcast, so it's audio only & isn't on their page, so I uploaded it.
There's a recent one I listened to that was Rian Johnson interviewing Paul Thomas Anderson that was good too.
Kerv Swerve watch the Hollywood Reporter round tables
23:41 was that a.cheeky laugh from ur boi Lonan.
I meant Nolan lol
@@ujustgotdunkedon4523 Lolan
My two favorites
Directors? No, humans
For me the Cornetto Trilogy is just a double feature. The World’s End is not good. Only one of Edgar’s films I don’t like.
Two great directors who made two amazing trilogies.
Hated baby driver ! Weak story line. Very surprised how well it done.
How well it did. Illiterate swine
Rowan Sykes
If his point got across then it doesn't matter does it?
Nolan better than Wright. Nolan is humble to interview Wright. Bravo nolan
Loved the Cornetto trilogy, loved Scott Pilgrim, didn't like Baby Driver. The music went into overkill, which is a shame since the car chase at the beginning, the change from car to foot chase and the ending when Jon Hamn and Baby resolve their differences (I know, I'm being sarcastic) are fantastic, but I found the soundtrack to be distracting.
I feel like Chris Nolan is coasting with stuff like this and that he is out of ideas.
ok
Being an interviewer, Nolan sure talks a lot about himself!
And you are surprised?
After watching it, I didn't think he did.
Did you actually listen to all of it? About 95% of it is Wright talking.
its a conversation bruh
bruh, did you even listen to the interview
I love Edgar Wright but was pretty disapointed with Baby Driver. Its like the scene in Gone in 60 seconds where Nicholas Cage listens to a song with his gang before going on a crime spree stretched over a whole movie. Also the romantic sub plot was pretty weak.
Hahaahaha that moment when a way worse director is “reviewing” edgar wright
Baby Driver sucks! Worlds end sucks!! Shaun of Dead good and Spaced is great!!!
I'm not a naturally negative person but you are 100% right....anyone doubt me, read my name
colinthedogfromspaced xD xD Im not negative person dude Im just objective person. By the way Hot Fuzz and Scott P. vs World not sucks but not great. These are good cinematography but something missing. :/ And I think, missing thing is Jessica Hynes!!! I mean strong, funny, sempatic, and charming women character!! :)) Respect from İstanbul, Turkiye. You know, green eggs country (Spaced reference) ;D
Not sure I understand all points you make but Jessica Hynes is a big factor, she was great!
If she's the missing thing, how does that explain Shaun of the Dead? She only has a cameo.
Azor Ahai
You are not an objective person at all
Watchable movies but overrated crap that I enjoyed watching but now hate it after everyone say how good they are because it's not good enough for me to watch a second viewing.
Yeah, I understand you. I've got this feeling with films like "Guardians of the Galaxy" or "Arrival".
I kinda get that?
Normally you should just go into films with really normal expectations. Don't listen to the hype
@There can be Only One Potato: I would disagree. Being hyped or being skeptical shows that I care about the medium. Sometimes I want to see something without any expectations though. In that case I start watching a movie or a show without knowing anything about it besides title and cover :)
What a shame. If this was a real podcast we would have heard Nolan ask all the questions he brought to the interview. Should have been 2hrs long.