DP/30 @TIFF '14: Salma Hayek on Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2014
- You probably know her best for her acting and her image. But she has had a very successful career as a producer, including Frida and Ugly Betty, Her latest is a long-gestating project based on Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet. She talks to David Poland about the film and her career, from the beginning to today.
Shot in Toronto, September 2014
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One of the best episodes yet. She's sincere, honest and inspirational.
Good interview. Everyone should learn from this interviewer, he is doing it the right way. And mrs Hayek is smart and talented!
those eyes are hypnotizing
Amazing and uplifting. Thank you for sharing this.
It's amazing how she is always inspired on what she does and that's because she truly believes in her project no matter how difficult it is. Salma is a corageous woman full of great and unique ideas. She always surprises me with her talent. The movie looks beautiful and special and I'm looking forward to watch it. Thanks for sharing the interview!
wow, this is inspiring and amazing, what a journey this person went through
She is so so so Smart and so so so talented
And l love her so so so much
And she has a lot lot more to do yet
She is an Icon
Love her!
she's great behind the camera/behind the scenes (aswell as a on camera obv) - she chooses the most interesting projects.
I don't know how the film will go but Salma would definitely have a best seller if she narrated The Prophet and marketed it as an audiobook. Her voice was made for audio books and especially The Prophet.
Love this interview and Selma...What an inspiration she is!!! I can do anything!!!
her voice is so soothing
Very inspirational interview.
God bless Salma Hayek
What a great interview i'm blown away
true eyes. true eyes. grande Salma. smiles from Italy
I wish the interview had focused more on the film, discussion of which is confined to a single (albeit interesting) anecdote at 26:00.
For a long time, Gibran's The Prophet had been a required reading in many U.S. high schools. I had the pleasure of reading it in Arabic and English. The Prophet has been translated into over 40 different languages and has never been out of print. Gibran was a Lebanese-American artist, poet, writer, and philosopher. He was born in Bsharri, north Lebanon.
your an angel appreciate all that you create express love! mashallah te amo !! keep up the beautiful work Salma xxobesos
Wow. Very inspirational!
I LOVE her!
Salma Hayek is a badass
Props to Salma for sticking to Ugly Betty. I am sure the formula was rather unusual for American audience. This girl is brave
DEFINITELY SEEING THIS. Khalil Gibrain has written some of the most beautiful language during his career, and love that Salma is not allowing "them/the industry" to put her or his philosophy in a box
Salma got the Lebanese class and beauty . The prophet one of the magical spiritual books written by the Lebanese author Gibran and the music will be composed by the Lebanese talented musician Gabriel Yard .
Barbara Raye Nathalie FROM FRANCE I think that you all will enjoy this too!
ThatLadyDray I wanted to send this to you yesterday regarding Gibran's speaking on *'Children'.* Please share your thoughts. coop4olitz, Cam, you too. Know that we hear & see so much of each other; because in the process of living we live so much of the same experiences; are shaped by so many of the same rites of passages... even our survival & our continued journey of thriving... *and beyond.*
Salma keeps it real...
Salma is stunningly beautiful. I don't know how you interviewed her without gushing. I would have been speechless and probably lost consciousness after about 5 minutes.
It's so sad that the business part of the film industry rules the art. How can there be art (brave, authentic, unusual) if you always have to go after what sells? I am so glad this movie happened, the same with Frida.
+mychanneleeezey it's a difficult dance, money and art. i mean, historically, artists have always owed a lot to their rich patrons, especially in the Italian Renaissance. it's been a while since i've studied that period in art history, but what i do remember is that, thanks to a good economy, there was money in the hands of many rich merchants that was able to go to artists who in turn used that money to create many wonderful masterpieces that people still make a pilgrimage to see even today.
it's been that way for ages - people with money give the artists the power to buy all they need and to be able to create what they do. they invest in the art, and the artist, and they choose what they want to invest in. and artists will always want to do their own thing, but sometimes, what they want to make won't pay off - at least, in their lifetime. and it's painful, because you can take the money and use it to make someone else's dream, or you can make what you want and risk having it not sell. art and money are tied together, and sometimes it's a difficult marriage. and yet sometimes, both work together to bring us something wonderful.
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I like her grit.....
The interviewer needs more experience, he does not read the guest very well, especially during moments where the guest is about to spill their deepest emotions. @8:22 he interrupts her very personal comment.
That's right Salma, "we're tired of your boxes"
My uncles father ammis brother very hard worker we never saw ather like person
I used to so many Iranians Arabic
Son look est trés piquant have a good day :)
Due to my back ground
She looks like Winona Ryder in this.
Except thus anmi we are so afghani
I think she is Lebanese Egyptian or Iranian
Ok so she was born in mexico..but her mother's side..their ancestry are from Spain and her father's side ancestry are from Lebanon..so that's why shes interested in Khalil gibran and the prophet..cause I believe it was her grandpa who was into Khalil gibran and the book the prophet!
She is sweet after me
Naheed and me she baby sit me lot we are different in noorunnahar we are more middle eastern style
Has The Triumvirate been asked to distribute this film: Oprah, Tyler, Whoopi? Or Matt and Laurie Crouch of Gener8Xion Entertainment? If Marianne Williamson and Hillary had 1/2 a brain between them THEY would distribute this film. GUARANTEED mind bending, thinking crowd pleasing vote getter. Like I said, HALF a brain. Houston TX awaits. "Prophet, tell me of Nov. 4th . . . "
She is introducing Arabic Marrakesh guy
Thanks for your love she us thinking as my back ground she has to do something
Her noorumnahar saying seemi my God I have no.idea about India
She us naheed truly Afghani
Whole family ave so much money every body against of thus marriage