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00:00Clint Eastwood, he was 94 when you guys worked together?
00:0393.
00:03And he famously does one take.
00:06Is it nerve-wracking?
00:08I was lucky.
00:08I had a really good experience because I went from doing Nosferatu straight into the order,
00:11straight into jury number two.
00:12So those things were kind of literally a weekend between each shoot.
00:17And Rob Eggers, you shoot on film and it's kind of longer set up takes where, you know,
00:22you might end up doing 30 takes.
00:23And then Clint, yeah, is basically one take, sometimes two.
00:28But there's a wonderful thing where you're like, well, it's Clint Eastwood.
00:30And he's made countless brilliant movies.
00:32He knows.
00:33It's like playing jazz, I suppose, in a way where you just trust the process of it.
00:37I said to him, I was like, so we stood there one day and I was like, so how do you act?
00:41He was like, oh, well, it's, you know, it's an emotional art form.
00:44So, you know, don't think too much, just do.
00:47Just feel it.
00:47And I was like, oh, that's so simple.
00:49He really is like a believer in the story and a believer in the process and trust in the audience.
00:54And he just puts it out there.
00:56And I think that's why his movies are so good in many ways.
00:59So, it's, yeah.
00:59Here we go.
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