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Videointervista ad Annabel Scholey per Walking on Sunshine, film di Max Giwa e Dania Pasquini con Greg Wise, la Scholey, Leona Lewis e Giulio Berruti in sala dal 4 Settembre 2014. In esclusiva per i lettori di Movieplayer.it
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00:00Come si è venuto in Italia?
00:06Come si è venuto in Italia?
00:07Due ragazzi, youngish,
00:08ragazzi,
00:10hanno avuto un punto in cui
00:12non è sicuro di cosa voglia,
00:14e che sono un po' di più
00:15flounderano.
00:17E si sono in Italia
00:20per diversi razioni
00:22e si sono in un trattamento
00:24con un figlio italiano
00:26con un figlio italiano.
00:34Come si è venuto in generale
00:35Giulio,
00:35è stato molto bello
00:37in generale,
00:38un po' italiano e un po'
00:42e un po' british,
00:43e Giulio,
00:46non è il primo anglo,
00:48e ha fatto l'immagine,
00:50e ha fatto l'immagine,
00:51e ti ricordi,
00:54che aveva fatto
00:55con il linguaggio barriere,
00:57e anche,
00:59è un professionista
01:00sempre lavorare
01:01per farlo,
01:04per farlo,
01:04per farlo.
01:06Non avevo un po' di più,
01:09perché è con Hanna,
01:11ma prima
01:12è un po' di più
01:19a lot of crying and Julio was just, he was really supportive and the camera was on me, not him,
01:27he always gave 110%.
01:36Greg and I have had a fabulous time together, we got on like a house on fire which was useful
01:42because our relationship had to be believable, there was an awful lot of history between Doug and Maddie
01:49and we were able, because of Max and Dania and James, producer, and the writer Josh, we were able to
01:58put our own stamp on it
01:59so we spent a lot of time creating silly pet names that Doug calls Maddie and he's hilarious, Greg, so
02:09we had an awful lot of fun
02:11and we've got some fantastic scenes, Faith and the market scene, Don't You Want Me, we had to do a
02:17lot of dancing together,
02:18we learned how to do the Argentinian tango, dressed as Madonna, I was dressed as Madonna, not him, it was
02:25fantastic
02:35I met her at a dance rehearsal in London two weeks before we went to Italy
02:41and we got on immediately, we have had to because we got thrown into learning girls just want to have
02:46fun
02:48and neither of us had any idea what to expect and we just looked at each other and thought, my
02:52god, what have we gotten ourselves into
02:55and then we got shown into the other room and Litza, the choreographer, said would you like to see some
03:00of Holiday, the big number at the beginning
03:02so we sat cross legs like little children while the dancers did this spectacle and we were just beside ourselves
03:10with excitement
03:11so we've kind of, we've done the whole journey from start to finish together
03:14and even sharing a cab back from the airport back to our house after wrapping in Italy
03:21so that was lovely and we really, I think we really managed to find the sisterly bonds, we really looked
03:30after each other
03:31we had, the first half of the shoot was very Hannah heavy and then I had the second half
03:36we both had to do quite extreme things, uncomfortable things
03:40I mean she was stood on the top of a roof singing Turn Back Time in the baking heat
03:46I was in a freezing cold swimming pool dressed as Venus
03:48but we were both always on set looking after each other
04:02Leona, it's one of those things where you want to be really cool
04:06when you meet someone and I did try my best but I'm a huge fan of hers
04:09I think she's wonderful, she's got a fantastic voice
04:14but it became quite obvious very early on that she was in a very similar situation to Hannah and I
04:19and that it's her first film, so we're all absolutely in the same boat
04:23and it's been lovely to get to know her and have her as part of the team
04:33and just one of the gang and I think she's, I think she's really enjoyed it
04:38and has put her heart and soul into it as well
04:41so it's just made the job all that more special
04:44knowing that it means so much to her and to Hannah
04:47and I think it's, I think it's Julio's first film as well
04:50so it's, you know, it's some, it's important for all of us
05:03they're always upbeat and happy, which is so important on this type of film
05:08they created this lovely family atmosphere right at the very beginning
05:11right from the read through
05:12and it did most of the time feel like we were having a lovely party
05:17and I think that's largely to do with them, their energy that they brought every day
05:21and it wasn't always, you know, plain sailing
05:24but I've loved every second of it
05:27I really have with them
05:38I'm a big fan of Roxette
05:40gutted I didn't get to sing any
05:42so it must have been Love
05:44and Hannah sings it beautifully as well
05:46which is, which was really good
05:48Love Faith
05:49absolutely love George Michael's Faith
05:53and that was such a great scene as well
05:55so it was, it was good
06:05It's a really great, feel good, happy film
06:10and I think people, I mean I certainly go to the cinema to get light relief and to have a
06:16good time
06:17and it looks so beautiful and we are genuinely all having a fabulous time
06:23and it's just such a, it's a really joyful piece of cinema I think
06:28and hopefully that comes through the screen and touches the people who watch it
06:35because we certainly had an amazing time making it
06:37and it's a really great time making it so joyous and it's a big spectacle
06:52like street dance, Max and Dania are amazing at that
06:54so joyful, spectacle, energetic
06:59can I say sunshine and to be very cheesy but probably it has to be love or amore in Italian

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