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“Werner Herzog: It’s obvious that the audience loves [the Maras].”
““ Bucking Fastard ” also toured Telluride, and will next play Toronto and New York.”
“The film stars Rooney and Kate Mara as twins who move and speak in near-perfect unison.”
“They invited it into the official selection, but it turned out it would not be in competition.”
“They have 3,000 films applying and they take 20.”
“People say, “Cannes Film Festival overlooked it.” It’s not true.”
“You received the Venice Golden Lion last year.”
“And somehow as a director, I’ve always managed to get the very, very best out of my actors.”
“With the movie being dedicated to David Lynch, you wanted to show him the film, and you weren’t able to before he died.”
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“What you see, you have never seen on a screen before.”
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“But you stopped a few days in when you realized how prepared Rooney and Kate already were.”
“The intention of this young filmmaker was never to remake any [of my films], but making something in the spirit.”
“I was in Namibia filming deep in the bush, and then part of the film takes place in Angola in the highlands.”
“I declined the offer, and I said, “Well, hopefully Venice takes the film in competition.” And when they saw it, they were instantly, instantly taken by it.”
“And the same shared love interest, a rakish charmer played by Orlando Bloom.”
“He says that was his best performance in his life [in “Bad Lieutenant”].”
“Related Stories ‘You Can See Everything’ Review: Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Is Boundary-Pushing and Absurd A24 Reveals Telluride Secret Screening: It’s Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s Documentary About Elizabeth Holmes The film was originally invited to play out of competition at the Cannes Film Festival, an offering Herzog rejected because he wanted to give his stellar actresses a chance to win prizes.”
“And way after the film that got him the Academy Award.”