Kevin Spacey al Lucca Film Festival

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00:00Mi piace lavorare in Italia, sono grato a qualcuno come Franco Nero,

00:04sono grato al Festival del Luca per portarci tutti insieme,

00:09ma anche per dare l'opportunità di premere un film che abbiamo fatto l'anno scorso,

00:14per la prima volta che sarà visto oggi, e sono molto felice per questo.

00:19Cosa ricordi dei soliti sospetti?

00:30Era un po' remarkable piece of writing,

00:33ed è un po' continuo,

00:36continuamente guessing throughout the course of the film.

00:40Bryan Singer's skill as a filmmaker

00:44was so evidente.

00:46Even when I saw the first movie that he and Chris did together,

00:49which was a film called Public Access,

00:51I could see that these were two remarkable filmmakers.

00:54And I remember meeting them at a celebration of that film

00:59and I said to them, you know, if you ever have anything you guys might want to consider me for

01:06and they both looked at each other and said, no, we're actually writing something right now with you in mind

01:10and I didn't know that until six months later when I got the script for Usual Suspects

01:15and I'm enormously honored and pleased that the film holds up

01:22and people still like to talk about it and still like to watch it today.

01:29It's a film about mistrust.

01:50It's a film about people who find themselves believing in very different things

01:56in this particular film about the very arguments that the British were making

02:04and the Americans were making in terms of what America was going to be, what country it was going to be.

02:09So there's a pre-revolutionary war film

02:11and I think that it creates a circumstance in which those ideas and those questions

02:19and those conflicts are allowed to emerge and maybe we can still learn lessons to this day.

02:27I'm so blessed and I'm so pleased that so many times these honors have come to me from Italy.

02:34So I thank you all very, very much.

02:37I've had so many really wonderful opportunities to bring complex, interesting, distinctive, funny characters to life.

02:53But I also want to make sure that when I talk about these things that I make it very clear

03:01that I didn't do these things on my own.

03:04You know, there's a writer, there's a director, there's fellow cast members, there's a crew,

03:08there's what happens when a company comes together and you feel confident that you can contribute.

03:16But these are all collaborative experiences.

03:20So when anyone picks me out of a movie or says something about a character I played,

03:25I always want to remind people that you just don't do it on your own.

03:31You know, I've done it with the incredible collaborators and teams of people that

03:36when I think of those films and those characters that stand out, that's what I try to remember.

03:46Thank you.

03:47Thank you.