EnglishQ: Most of the film was shot down there in the catacombs. That seems like a really terrifying idea. Perdita Weeks: The bit I had the most trouble with was where in the film we are going to the entrance of the catacombs, the police come and we have to scramble down this thing. I am not joking when I saw it, I was like, “You cannot be serious, you can’t expect me to...
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Q: Before we talk about your first and excellent movie Babadook, could you tell us about your early experience in order to present yourself to our French audience? Jennifer Kent: I started off as an actress. But even earlier than that, when I was a child, I was writing and directing and acting in my own plays. When I became a teenager I decided to study drama, to study acting....
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Q: For our French audience, can you present yourself succinctly and talk about your experience? Kaya Scodelario: The experience was wonderful. We had a really beautiful time filming it, we are a very good family all of us so… [mubling] Q: What can you tell us about your character Emanuel...
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Q: When and how did you heard about Divine for the first time? Jeffrey Schwarz : I first heard about Divine even before I saw the movies. I just saw the image : it was that face from Pink Flamingos, with the giant eyebrows, the insane make-up. So, for years I was seeing that image. Then I started to actually see the films, starting with...
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Q : What’s the biggest difference to the original Robocop ? What can the audience look forward to ? José Padhila : the biggest difference is that one is with Peter Weller and the other with.No, I am kidding. I think there are two differences, two big differences. The biggest one is that in the original Robocop, after Alex Murphy is shot to pieces, there is a small montage and you have the robot. Alex...
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