00:00I overheard you say that Johnny was a great director for multiple reasons, one of them being
00:05he likes mistakes? He likes, yeah, because he likes real life merging with the characters and
00:12whatever is happening on set. Was there something that happened that wasn't in the script that
00:16stayed in the film that you're surprised about? So when I enter into the cemetery, I fell.
00:23In real life? Yeah, and that was never in the script, and we were never supposed to end up
00:27on film, and we started giggling. He couldn't pick me up, and that whole thing was completely
00:33safe in the film. And when we finished that take, Johnny was like, this is it. This is
00:39movie magic. We're moving on. Were you like, okay, whatever you say, but I'm on the ground.
00:43No, because it felt right, because he reacted, I reacted, and we just went with it.
00:47What would you say Johnny's directing style is? Directing style is artistic style, because
00:54he trusts the actor, he speaks like an actor, he knows our job, he can show you what he thinks,
01:02he can trust you, he can give you the opportunity to show your own personality, your own heart,
01:08and I feel work with a gypsy, a pirate, an artist. I overheard that he really likes mistakes.
01:18He allows mistakes to happen, he lets the cameras roll. Is there anything, any mistake that you
01:23made while filming that made it in the film? Yes, I do a lot of mistakes because of my broken
01:29English, but he loved that. Yeah. And he was always telling me, Bruno, your accent is perfect,
01:36don't you trust me? It's perfect, but I was very insecure, you know, because my English
01:43English, like that. Thanks to Johnny, you gave me so much confidence.
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