Robert Duvall Talks ‘Wild Horses’, ‘Lonesome Dove’, ‘The Searchers’, and More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- When you’re offered the chance to sit down with Robert Duvall for almost twenty minutes, you clear your schedule. Which is exactly what I did at this year’s SXSW. Duvall was in Austin to promote his latest directorial effort, Wild Horses, which he also wrote. The film stars Duvall, James Franco, Josh Hartnett, Luciana Duvall, and Adriana Barraza and it’s about a Texas Ranger that puts her life in jeopardy when she tries to prove a powerful family's involvement in a boy's 15-year-old disappearance and murder.
Texas Ranger Samantha Payne reopens a 15-year-old missing person case, and uncovers evidence that suggests that the boy was likely murdered on a ranch belonging to wealthy family man, Scott Briggs. When Scott’s estranged son unexpectedly returns home during the investigation, Samantha becomes even more convinced that the Briggs family was involved, and will stop at nothing to discover the truth about the boy’s death - even putting her own life in jeopardy.
During the extended video interview, Duvall talked about making Wild Horses, where the idea came from, the editing process and the lengths of the different cuts of the film, casting the film, the drawbacks of doing too many takes, his dislike for The Searchers, Terry Gilliam’s Don Quixote, his admiration for Orson Welles, Lonesome Dove, a Western based on The Day The Cowboys Quit which will appear on AMC as a mini-series, and so much more.
Robert Duvall:
00:22: Whether SXSW was the festival he and the filmmakers were aiming for to premiere Wild Horses.
00:44: Where he got the idea for Wild Horses.
01:14: What he took from the original outline of the film.
01:48: How he secured financing for the film.
02:23: Discusses the editing process and the lengths of the different cuts of the film.
03:13: His brief synopsis for Wild Horses.
03:47: How Josh Hartnett came to be attached to the project.
04:05: Talks about the involvement of real Texas Rangers in the film, and their natural acting abilities.
04:20: How he tracked down Adriana Barraza to be in the film.
05:06: Discusses the projects he has chosen to direct.
05:30: Talks about the help and admiration he received from filmmakers such as John Cassavetes, Francis Ford Coppola, and Marlon Brando.
06:34: Why he wanted his wife, Luciana Pedraza, to play a Texas Ranger in Wild Horses.
07:17: Advice he would give to himself when he was starting as a young actor/director.
07:45: How the film Kes inspired him and provided the model he wanted to use when directing.
08:37: What his reactions are to the rise of shooting digital instead of on film.
08:55: “I don’t care if you’re shooting with a video, as long as I get the behavior.”
09:25: “Rehearsals are for pussies, two takes.” - Billy Bob Thornton
09:40: The drawbacks of doing too many takes.
10:30: Why he prefers to do just a few takes.
11:35: Which projects people talk to him about most when they come up to him.
11:51: “Boys, we are making The Godfather of Westerns” - with regards to Lonesome Dove.
12:18: Talks about his admiration for foreign films, including Ida and Wild Tales.
13:03: Believes 2014 was a great year for movies.
14:01: His opinion of the Oscar race, and shares a story from attending this year’s ceremony.
14:22: Thinks that Michael Strahan would make a great Oscar host.
15:06: Reveals that he did not like The Searchers.
15:12: “People from New York many times don’t know what goes on beyond the South Jersey shore.” - Horton Foote
15:20: Discusses his love for the book Empire of the Summer Moon.
15:45: What projects he has coming up, including a Western based on The Day The Cowboys Quit, which will appear on AMC as a mini-series.
16:53: Talks about how hard it is to get projects off the ground.
17:08: Was going to appear in Terry Gilliam’s Don Quixote, but the project fell apart.
17:17: Reveals what much of the novel Lonesome Dove was based on.
17:38: Discusses his admiration for Orson Welles.
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Duvall as Augustus McCrae in Lonesome Dove was one of the greatest character portrayals of all time! Lonesome Dove is absolutely in my opinion the greatness western movie/series ever made; splendid behavior, splendid series.
Scott Burger 8
Just spent the day watching LD!!!!
Having seen about every western their is,I have to agree! Duvall and Jones went together like carrots and peas!
Absolutely fantastic!
Yes Sir.
Weird that the presenter ended this in under 20 minutes. A few years ago, while having coffee with a couple of friends, Duval was waiting outside a Starbucks rather early on a Sunday morning. This was outside on their veranda... I said to him "We'll pretend we don't know who you are if you would like to come and sit with us." He came over and sat down. What a nice man. None of us talked about movies, and he didn't talk at all about himself. We talked about ghost towns we knew in New Mexico, and nice places in general. We later figured out that he was looking for locations to shoot in. He stayed with us for about 45 minutes. One of the most interesting conversations I have had. Duval is a genuinely good fellow. As he left, I broke the rule slightly by thanking him for all his great performances. He smiled and just said "Thank you." Then he got into a big black Suburban and rode off into the morning. I haven't been all that impressed with most of the actors I have met in my long life. Robert Duval though - there's a man!
Doby Pilgrim / great story
Fantastic story
There's just something about Robert Duvall that's special... real special. One of the last great actors.
cyclist01222 / He’s real ..
Yes, he and Tommy Lee Jones, we're able to pull out their best by acting opposite each other. Duvall was the perfect foil to Jones's straight man, so to speak. 🙂💕.
" You're one of a kind Gus," Call said sighing. "We'll all miss you"
"Even you Woodrow?" Augustus asked.
" Yes, me," Call said.
Even at the end Gus is managing to make Call admit something.
What a irritating character/friend Gus is.🤗😍💕👍🏽
He’s amazing. What a legend.
Lonesome Dove was my favorite ! Part 3 to be sure. Never saw an actor sit a horse better than Robert Duvall !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ever !!!!!! When he came trotting out of that barn at Claire's ranch when it was time for him to leave, says it all ; that & when they show him riding off right after that, in the distance; and how straight and relaxed he sat that horse.
Well done sir !
Hill Shepherd one of my favorite scenes in that great movie... he WAS Gus.
" Lori darling "
Lonesome Dove is the best! I get missing Augustus, and rewatch about ever 2 years! Brilliant team Augustus and Woodrow! Love them both!
Laura MacGregor me too Peter Coakley
I named my son in 92... Augustus MxCrae
This man can do no wrong. I would love to get to meet him. Lonesome Dove my favorite movie EVER. I could listen to him for hours.
Have to disagree with you there. He didn't like The Searchers, considered to be one of the greatest westerns of all time. I think it comes down to his dislike of Duke Wayne. There was a well publicized arguement between them when Wayne was an old man while filming True Grit.
“Lorena Darlin” When a poke had heart.
Robert Duvall has had and will continue to have a long and illustrious career in movies and is still going strong. One of the greatest actors that is truly in a class by himself. A wonderful and gifted actor as well as director.
by God Woodrow, it aint dying Im talking about ITS LIVING~!!!!!
Corie Lunceford i
Yes, one of many great quotes from the movie.
Yes sir but more correctly 'Igod" , from the book
Corie Lunceford n. All the pretty horrses
To the sunny slopes of yesterday
Lonesome dove was indeed one of the best serie i have ever seen!! Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones great actors!!! Just beautiful!!
What a legend. Think about all the roles he has played
While he may have played in many films. I didn't fall in love with him until Second-hand Lions , and of course L.D.
Though, I've never been a huge fan of Westerns, I have to say Lonesome Dove is one of my all time favorite movies.
Watch the searchers it may make you want more.
You have “westerns”, and then you have a cinematic work of art focused on the American West. I’ve never watched more than a few minutes of a western without rolling my eyes. I could watch Lonesome Dove every day. I wish it was twice as long.
I was not a Western fan until I saw Lonesome Dove. My grandpa told me about it and I was against it at first because it was 6 hours and I wasnt a Western fan but I had an extended summer break for a week from school and it was streaming on Netflix and I decided to try it, and I was hooked. Amazing acting, cinematography, writing everything. I was just hooked. I then loved other Westerns such as the Spaghetti Westerns, Unforgiven, High Plains Drifter and more. I have to watch Lonesome Dove once a year. It is that good. I own it on Blu Ray and it looks absolutely amazing.
He did pretty well in Open Range too.
If Robert Duvall in it it's gonna be a Hell of a western
I was able to tell Robert Duvall in person that "I loved him in Lonesome Dove. And that it is my favorite movie". He told me "It is his favorite movie too." While we were working in a movie together. I had also been in a mini -series with 3 of the other cast members from Lonesome Dove that Won 4 of the 7 Emmy's it was nominated for. Still some of the best memories in 45 films. I've only been in awe of an actor twice, Robert Duvall, and George Clooney in Out Of Sight. Although I've lost track of the number of big stars I've had the fortune to work with ,those were the only two I was in awe of.
Gush! I had him in a Spanish conversation! I did not know who he was at that time. A gentleman. His Spanish is pretty good. He asked me who was my favorite writer, and I answered Edgar Allan Poe, and he immediatly started to recite THE RAVEN by heart… I was impressed by his accents.
I loved him in The Apostle. My cousin, Farrah Fawcett was in that with him. I think that's the last major film I saw her in, personally. What great acting and directing in that one. Wow. The cast was perfect. Billy Bob Thornton was great in that, too. He always is.
The Apostle, my 2nd favorite
Falling Down.
Colors.
"The Apostle" was phenomenal.
I liked all the movies of Robert Duvall I've seen.I love the man.
This is one of the best interviews I have seen! I love his honesty about directors, actors and the film industry.
"Ai God, Woodrow. It's been one hell of a party."
"Augustus you're the first man i know who gets in a gunfight when he's dead."😊😂😂🤣💖
winston miller that’s from return to lonesome dove
Robert Duvall reminds me sooo much of my grandpa…I was so lucky and didn’t even know it😔
Wouldn't our lives all be better if we had Robert Duvall in our family? Just thinking about spending time with him, makes me smile! He just seems so damn happy and with plenty of sage advice to give. LOVE Lonesome Dove, and A Family Thing with James Earl Jones. They were really good together! Ah, if only?
Hope Robert is doing well. It's been one hell of a party.
Robert Duvall is the best....very comfortable in his own skin, great sense of values, humor and like any fisherman racing dark:thirty to the next pool of cut-throat trout he is hard to keep up with!!!...a genuine treat to fish and bs with...thanks for being real Bodge
Im a drummer in a Rock band, I'm covered in tattoos, have both ears pierced, and a nipple ring. I wear black t-shirts and ripped jeans with a big skull belt buckle and black combat boots, BUT, first and foremost, I'm a native born, proud Texan, and if I could close my eyes and make a wish, I'd open them, look to my right and find that I'm riding next to Captains Woodrow F. Call and Augustus McCrae!! I'd take that over a sold out arena any day of the week!
IF YOU DIDN'T HAVE TATTOO'S AND TATTHREE'S ALL OVER YOUR GOD-GIVEN SKIN, AND NUTS AND BOLTS THRU YOUR GOD-GIVEN FLESH,, AND DIDN'T WEAR SKULL HEAD BELT BUCKLES,, AND BLACK BOOTS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, WOULD YOU PLAY WORSE AS A DRUMMER?!?!?!? THINK ABOUT IT MASTER JUDI-JUDI-JUDI!!!! EEEK...............!!!
Pierced, tatted and goofy. Living in fantasy. But's that's our new world.
And when Gus and Cpt Call opened their eyes and see YOU...they'd. ...well
You know what they would do. SHOOT YOU.. Blue Duck renegade! !
Nice dream. Can i be ur lorie?
Funny I’m a musician living in Cali I wear cowboy boots and hats ride horses, worked cattle, I shoot straight and eat meat. I’d ride with you.
Costner said it best, “Robert Duvall is a national treasure.”...
one of my favorite actors...wonderful
Mr. Duvall is an ICON whose talents will be taught in the classroom!
His skills seem to have been downplayed during his career. A very nice Man!
If I was interviewing him, I don't believe the phrase "I have to go" would be uttered by me
Yeah, imagine that...sitting with Robert Duvall and he says that. -SMH!
Good interview. Its always a tap dance of wanting to just listen to a man like him for hours, but being respectful at the same time. I use to live near him in Va. He blended in well with the locals.
Personally, I can't think of a film this man hasn't done an amazing job in, he doesn't make "bad movies." To Kill a Mockingbird, The Godfather, Days of Thunder, Lonesome Dove, Assassination Tango, Open Range, Gone in 60 Seconds, Broken Trail, Secondhand Lions, I could go on. Lonesome Dove will ALWAYS be my top pick, but I think he's "just got it." Not only that, but he's not one of those actors whose all about the money & fame or has let it go to his head. He's a normal human being who likes to make good movies, some one you could sit down, and have a cup of coffee with, chat about whats going on in the world today, his favorite foods/movies/music, etc. I'd love to be able to do that if given the opportunity. Thank you Mr. Duvall for who you are and what you do!!
You can taste the grit and character of this film. Bravo!
'To Kill A Mocking Bird' - He was exceptionally Good in that!
His debut, right?
Louis John Flynn / early works 1960’s .. and I have nothing to say but good things about all his films ..
Boo.
Boo Radley!!!
Louis John Flynn Mr. Duvall is exceptional in any role!!!❤️
Dearest Robert Duvall
I had the great honor of seeing your first directing project with the Nebraska family. I loved the title "We're
Not the Jet Set." The young man that you documented could not believe that I did not know who you were. I never had time to go
to the movies. A few years after I viewed it, I broke my leg and went through Steven King medical Hell. During my recovery, I got to get caught up on movies. I fell in love with *Lonesome Dove* My next door neighbor, at the time, was Yakima Canutt's son. I told him how much that movie touched my heart and soul. He sent me to the library to get "The Goodnight Loving Trail" a book by Ralph Compton. Hungry to learn more, I found "Charles Goodnight Cowman and Plainsman" by J Evetts Haley.
When I was in Texas, I had the honor and privilege to sit at the campfire with Oliver Loving's great-grandson. He told me about
Bose Ichard, and the implicit trust that Charlie Goodnight and Bose carried through a lifetime with his business and personal dealings. I think maybe Bruce Springsteen and Clarence Clemmons might have had that type of trust.
"Lonesome Dove" made my stay in Texas more real than I ever dreamed. The first time I saw the Trinity River I felt a little awestruck. Just knowing that those people and the Comanche's once claimed that territory as home gave me a whole new respect for The West.
I believe that somewhere in the shooting of that movie, Charlie Goodnight and Oliver Lovings spirits were approvingly looking on.
I couldn't possibly name every great film he was in ,but he never got too big for a cameo or small role. the CONVERSATION, SLING BLADE,and his more recent stuff like OPEN RANGE (I'm gonna kill you, Baxter you sonofabitch!) and BROKEN TRAIL were outstanding westerns and generally as good as any of his work .
Open Range....great great movie, best gunfight sequence ever. Story line & support acting absolutely first class. Costner & Duvall are a credit to the acting profession, they made me believe it was actually happening.
TexasChainsawJesus. yep,i agree sir,open range had too much open dialog,especially when costner and the doctor lady "fell in love" seen that coming from 100 miles away.
valid complaints, but we are dealing w/ Hollywood.
He is a Legend that's for sure him and Wayne are the Best!!!
An incredible actor and human being! Love this man!
Great actor i always love what ever his movie
Lonesome Dove Always will hold a special place in my Heart 🖤
Lonesome Dove is a great movie.
and i never get tired of watching it when it shows up.
Lonesome Dove was my favorite with Robert ... I loved that movie 🎬
Robert Duvall. Great actor. That's all I want to say.
One of my favorite actors !!!!
Purely raw. The guy that interviewed this has got to remember this. Hes young I'm sure he's gone on.
I'm thousands of miles a way from that world of actors and directors, but I was riveted.
LOOOOOOOVE Mr. Duvall!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰❤️❤️❤️
Can't believe he doesn't like The searchers. Probably my all time favorite, although lonesome dove is pretty phenomenal as well.
much respect much love for Robert Duvall love Lonesome Dove read all the books fell in love then fell in love with Robert Duvall Tommy Lee Jones and all the crew all the actors
He made incredible movies...the best!
Robert Duvall looks great! Really, I would be surprised to find that he drinks, smokes, or drugs. He has the looks and manners of a disciplined, intelligent man, and friendly.
Love Robert Duvall. An actor.
Robert Duval is a national treasure!👍
Love Robert Duvall
I think I've seen this vid before, but as I mentioned before; folks are walking past Robert Duvall and don't even know it. Well, life is life. People walk past amazing things all the time.
What I find interesting in this interview is all the people just walking by as if Robert Duvall was just b movie actor. My God! It's ROBERT DUVALL! The Great Santini. To Kill A Mockingbird. Front Page. Do I need to gone on?
Right? I'd be flipping my sh*t if I walked by and saw him, I mean, I understand he's doing an interview and I'd hate to bother him during that, but SERIOUSLY, you're right, ITS ROBERT DUVALL PEOPLE!!
The searchers is in my top 5 movies of all time
I love Lonesome Dove but there are many great Westerns. Some of my favorites are: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly; The Way the West was Really Won; The Magnificent Seven. There are many more that I think are fantastic movies.
Mr. Duvall gives a damn good interview. "I really enjoyed a movie you just did, Jack Reacher."
"You did?? It's OK." Tell it like its, Robert!"
My favorite actor, Robert Duvall. Instant credibility. And from as far back as "To Kill A Mockingbird".
To kill a Mockingbird?????
Yes, he played part of Boo Radley.@@eoinocol
I love this mans acting in all his movies he id my hero I have a bar in my house nd on my wall there is a picture of him when he was acting as Augustus nd George Jones's picture also
from ink to behavior. it is true. it is why i still watch lonesome dove at 360p, and it doesnt phase me. because the acting is so good.
On his recommendation i read the book "Empire of the Summer Moon" and was certainly not disappointed. "I saw and liked the movie Jack Reacher" , "You did?" Lol.
Lonesome dog was one of my favorite movies alongside of Dances with Wolves Robert Duvall Tommy Lee Jones and all the boys excellent actors love the movie
Meant to say Lonesome Dove
I love Robert Duvall!
he mentioned the Empire of the Summer Moon...great book...and the real story...
good interview
Why Hell yes I'm ready Woodrow!! stands up naked ...Don't it look like I'm ready?!!!....I rolled outta the chair laughing at that scene!!
Robert Duval the gGREATEST character actor of all time
An inspiration for real!
i have a gold sign on our front gate( "the tear drop horse pens "uva uvam vivendo varia fit" we dont rent pigs) and on our field gate i have the dialog robert duvall and tommie lee jones discussing the sign.
"When you’re offered the chance to sit down with Robert Duvall for almost twenty minutes" you brush up on your interview technique beforehand.
Robert Duvall is my celebrity crush! ❤
Robert Duvall is my all time favorite cowboy actor, and i never get tired of putting the Lonesome Dove DVD in the video player, when nothing is on the tube worth watching. Please next time find a quiet spot without all the traffic and noise in the background to interview someone. And never cut the interview off until the interviewee says that he is done!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've always wondered why those two chose NOT to make any of the other related Lonesome Dove films. I'm sure they would have been terrific, and everyone in the original Lonesome Dove film would have been pleased and proud to continue on in those stories, both before and after. Anyone know why Jones & Duvall didn't do it?
Oh how I loved "Lonesome Dove" and yet, my lord, how I immensely loved "The Searchers" as well, and I am so surprised that Duvall hated it. Sort of a shock to me, yet there is no accounting for such surprises, I guess. I actually have read the novel, "The Searchers" by Alan LeMay three times, and must say that the film is infinitely better, little touches of comic relief here and there by the fabulous John Ford, whereas the novel is so relentlessly grim it almost hurts to read it, despite its greatness otherwise. "Lonesome Dove" is also very rich in comic relief, which I feel was needed, what with some of the nastiest, scariest villains ever filmed, such Blue Duck, the nearly bullet proof half breed Comanchero, a more modern manifestation and reflection of "The Searchers" war chief, Scar, of the Wayanokee Comanches
John Wayne was a great cowboy, but Duvall's the BEST!
No Tommy Lee Jones was the best cowboy because he's really a cowboy he grew up hiS family ranch in s w Texas
James Brininger how many people remember Duvall was in True Grit with Wayne. Doing the shoot out on horseback. What I really liked about LD. Was the clothing was authentic. That added to great acting made that series a hit.
Frank Stall u ok 😂
Thomas Stolfi he was Ned peppet
Duvall in L/D is the best western character ever...
I kind of agree with Duvall on the Searchers. I only wish they had spent more time talking about it so I would know all of his thoughts on that movie. I am in my '60's and grew up loving westerns and almost all John Wayne films. One of the things I have come to dislike about those westerns from back then is that they were morality plays predicated on the idea of an absolute line between right and wrong. As we get older, and hopefully smarter, it should become clear that there is a lot of gray area between absolutes. Westerns are comfortable and I still enjoy them. But they are fiction.
He will always be Gus McCrae to me. His best line in the movie was when he smashed the bartenders face on the bar and said "I've no patience for a surly bartender" I probably didn't get the quote exactly right, but something to that effect. Also I found out that his character was based somewhat on the life of Oliver Loving, a Texas cattleman. The part where Gus and Pee Eye are attacked by Comanches and Gus gets an arrow in the leg that eventually kills him, was exactly what happened to Oliver Loving except he was shot in the wrist and died because his arm wasn't amputated before the gangrene spread. Woodrow Call's best line was "I won't tolerate rude behavior". After he took a branding iron to the army scout that commandeered Newt's horse.
Probably one of the last actors that played in a movie with John Wayne! Ron Howard,s around I'm sure
Looks like he has been sitting up all night reading the Good Book.
Lonesome Dove ❤❤❤
I wish we could’ve had another Augustus type role
GW ,i couldn't have said it better myself. how'd ya like that shotgun blast?and the beauty among the ugliness (I don't mean Annette Benning, but if the shoe fits...).when they bury their dog the tree in the shot is truly ,well, it's a stunning scene.
He should get Clint Eastwood to direct his new western what a movie that would be.
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Greetings from Scotland Michael.
Greetings to you from Ireland
Fist full of gus
What do you know about fun? Fun is my Department!
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What a treasure and one of the greats. ' Thanks Mr. Duvall'.
In the immortal words of Augustus McCrae 'Pour us a drink Woodrow. Talking to you always did make me thirsty'. 👍
I read Empire of the Summer Moon because of Duvalls comments but so far no movie!
That interviewer was a greenhorn attendee looking for an attendance!
I God Gus, man he knows his stuff
Gus McCrae
My sons name
I rate Lonesome Dove in the top 10 westerns.
Gus, best series ever....
Augustus Call. Imo his best role.
Augustus MacCrae
Lonesome dove should have been a movie... instead of a tv mini series.. it was the best..
The interviewer was too rushed. Robert Duvall is always awesome
Give the guy a break. He was given only 20 minutes to cover a lot of territory.
I think and have always thought “ Lonesome Dove” has Defined what America was and should always be. I think only Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones could have done this.
i would for sure ask him about lonesome dove alright, as well as many more, but dont forget about, "the Great Santini"....haha...."ill chase him up the street in my F-4 hogs!!!"
What a great interview! So many great films mentioned. Here's the film that inspired Robert Duvall (Gus McCrae) to direct: Kes (1969) - IMDb. Drama · A young, English working-class boy spends his free time caring for and training his pet ... Directed by Ken Loach. ... A young, English working-class boy spends his free time caring for and training his pet falcon. ... boys on the football field and imagining they are Bobby Charlton (and still losing) is perfectly displayed. www.imdb.com/title/tt0064541/
Duvall also mentions "Empire of the Summer Moon" about the woman who was captured by the Comanches, married to the chief, had two sons and a daughter, and captured and brought back to the white folks after living her entire life with the Indians. Duvall says he did not like the film "The Searchers" about this story, but to read "Empire of the Summer Moon" written by a true Texas historian.
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