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A portrait of French filmmaker Michel Gondry, creator, for three decades, of an imperfect, astonishing, fascinating, dam | dG1fcEFkVFpEZ3pQa1k
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00:00Dockstation, Dockstation, Dockstation, Dockstation, Dockstation
00:07For this film, which resonates with his personal wounds,
00:11Michel managed to embark two stars with very different game registers.
00:15Kate Winslet, the romantic heroine of Titanic,
00:19and Jim Carrey, the king of comedy.
00:22To equalize the two, I didn't talk to them at the same time,
00:25I took Jim aside and said,
00:27it's not a comic scene at all, it's super serious.
00:30And I went to see Kate and I told her,
00:33it's not serious at all, it's really a comic scene.
00:38And it equalized them, they arrived, they were in the same tone.
00:45From their first meeting, all the charm of the film is set.
00:48The harmony of opposites invades the screen.
00:57Oh, hi.
00:59OK, if I sit closer?
01:01I have some stuff that I probably should...
01:07Oh, I'm writing. I'm sorry.
01:09No, no. Sure, no.
01:11I just have, you know, this is...
01:14Oh, hey. Take care then.
01:16Jesus.
01:18I just trusted him and let him be my guide
01:21and did what he asked me to do
01:23and he would always say to me,
01:25I love this thing you do, this crazy little dance.
01:27Do that again.
01:28And I was like, Michelle, I didn't do that for the camera.
01:30And he's like, no, I love it, just do it in this scene.
01:32I'd be like, but she's supposed to be crying.
01:34Fuck that, go on, do it.
01:36Excuse me.
01:38With this second Hollywood film,
01:40it's the consecration for the French.
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