Bradley Cooper and Alfonso Cuarón Discuss Directing Maestro | Netflix

OSCAR® winning director Alfonso Cuarón joins Producer, Director, Writer and Actor Bradley Cooper to discuss the directing and creation of the film, Maestro.
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This fearless love story chronicles the complicated lifelong relationship between music legend Leonard Bernstein and Felicia Montealegre Cohn Bernstein.

[@folarinosibodu]

No other director has done so many director on director series and other series so quickly. Man this really wants the Oscars.

[@substitute91]

i just love how Alfonso Cuaron is so mesmerised by Bradley Cooper. I love these two. Wow.

[@d__on]

Lot of haters on these comments. God forbid someone wants to talk about their film, ESPECIALLY when guys like Alfonso Cuarón, Spike Lee, and Steven Spielberg are interested. He literally has some of the best filmmakers of all time giving him his flowers.

[@Splurge24]

This is, by a mile, the best interviewer Bradley has had in this press circuit. Cuarón is a GOAT

[@jamiescott6350]

It's interesting hearing the different directors interview Bradley, they all had different questions

[@corra7]

I cried during that conducting scene! So moving!

[@Gilbarwaters]

This film is a Masterpiece.

[@Splurge24]

Bradley is DOING THE ROUNDS

[@englandsensation]

Bradley is campaigning HARD for that Oscar.

[@kathyrodrigueztorres6064]

Alfonso Cuaron!!!😍😍😍

[@brianscli9567]

Happy to see this. Alfonso is an incredible artist, hearing him speak is always valuable. This and last years 'three amigos' panel are much-welcomed surprises and Netflix is smart to put them on TH-cam. Looking forward to Maestro as it does look great

[@tute5189]

Im SO proud of you. So proud.

[@mrworldwide5933]

Te amo Alfonso!

[@courtneyhenley681]

I was here and it was AWESOME! Got to ask my question.

[@OhPunky]

Can he discuss Disclaimer series? Damn. That’s what we want.

[@WilliamJames48]

Even if you hate Bradley Cooper, it's impossible not to like this film. It looks like CK. Cooper really puts his soul into the performance. Carey Mulligan is equally transcendent.

[@Bee000]

Damn Netflix really want that Oscar. They are going all in promoting this movie. They didn't even push The Irishman like that.

[@virakrelitz885]

Bradley 😍😘❤️

[@amberturdcoloringbook1733]

Buggs Bunny inspires me too. 🐰

[@joshmills5219]

"Maestro" has SO much talent involved. It's not a dull film at all, but it's tragically lacking a coherent point. I wish it had been the masterpiece that "important" Hollywood people seem to think it is, but the script is flawed. Those of us who already love Leonard Bernstein's music and personality will probably be confused by its focus on Felicia (Carey). Omitting "West Side Story" origins and how it changed Broadway was a missed opportunity.