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Ecco l'intervista a Jason Clarke, Keira Knightley, Alexander Skarsgård e al regista James Kent per La Conseguenza, il nuovo film 20th Century Fox al cinema dal 21 marzo.
Intervista di Sonia Serafini.
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00:00In 2003, you shoot a movie as a director, a short movie as a director.
00:05Would you like to do it again?
00:07And if you say yes, which kind of story?
00:09I don't know.
00:11I had a great time shooting that short film.
00:16And I was, at the time, very set on directing more.
00:22But then I got just kind of busy as an actor.
00:26And suddenly it's been over 10 years, and I haven't directed since.
00:31I think if the time is right and the project is right,
00:34and if I read something or come across something that I feel like this is my story
00:39and this is what I want, I know how to tell this, and it has to be my voice,
00:42then I would definitely do it.
00:44Okay. I hope so. Thank you.
00:46All right. Very nice to meet you.
00:48Another character of the movie is the house.
00:51Yes.
00:52How did you find the perfect one?
00:54Well, funny enough, the house is two houses.
00:56The exterior of the house is near Prague, and it took a lot of finding.
01:01But when I saw it, I thought, no, okay, it's a beautiful house.
01:05Hamburg was a very wealthy area, so it felt accurate to have such a house.
01:10Then when she goes through the door, you're in a whole other house
01:12in a whole other country, which is in Hamburg.
01:16Okay.
01:16So that house is German.
01:18And we spent a month in that house, and that includes the attic and all the rooms.
01:22And did you change?
01:23Much in the house.
01:25Much in the house, yeah, yeah.
01:25We totally got rid of all the furniture.
01:28We built the attic in the attic, and all in different wallpaper.
01:32I mean, you know, you have to get rid of all the light sockets, anything that's modern.
01:36Or, you know, I mean, it wasn't that bad, but it was quite a lot of work to change the
01:40house to something where you go, oh, is that a light socket?
01:43Is that a modern light socket?
01:44Is that a modern light socket?
01:44And what about the Van der Rohe chair?
01:47Because that scene explains everything.
01:49Yeah, so the Miss Van der Rohe chair, that was, yeah, that was, that was, um, that's a
01:53lovely moment, you know.
01:54It's sort of, she's never come across such a strange chair, but how interesting that
01:58Loubert, the architect, would have this cutting-edge chair that he loves.
02:03Yeah, yeah, that was, that was us.
02:05That wasn't, that wasn't in the house when we arrived.
02:07No.
02:09Another character of the movie is the house.
02:12I don't know if it's something that help you to, you know, with your performance or,
02:17because it's something really important.
02:19There's a lot of work.
02:20I mean, even through the architecture, you realize modernism is on the way.
02:24It was something that struck me.
02:25It was a wonderful choice.
02:26It's like we're down the corner of where architecture and design is going to think
02:30about comfort rather than, you know, old aesthetic.
02:34c'è molto cambiato che so many people
02:36sono going to miss out on
02:37e la scuola di tutto questo destructo
02:40e di Germania
02:41la cultura che era perduta in quella nazione
02:44non forget about that
02:45non forget che Germania
02:47ha centri di musicisti e scrittori
02:49e pensieri
02:50e artisti
02:51è un'ottima
02:53un'ottima ricorda di che
02:55la contribuzione che abbiamo scutato
02:57e l'impianto in cui abbiamo fatto
02:59in cui abbiamo fatto in Russia
03:02è un'ottima ricorda di tutto
03:06e è un'ottima
03:08la scuola di ciò che possiamo fare
03:10e la scuola di ciò che possiamo fare
03:12o la scuola di ciò che possiamo fare
03:15e l'ottima
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