00:01L'hai ucciso con un sol colpo.
00:06working with all these big cranes and cameras
00:10and moving big sets and stuff, you know, that was very exciting.
00:25It's just that you have to work under such physical, tough, you know, circumstances
00:31and you're working, you know, every hour of the day and every day for like 100 days.
00:35I mean, that kind of pace and intensity was very new to me.
00:51I read the book when I was 11 years old and always remembered it. It always stuck with me.
00:58You know, there's certain things that stick with you when you're young.
01:00And I just kept waiting for somebody to make the movie. I would pay a ticket and go.
01:04And it never happened.
01:21Tutta operatua.
01:23They banged.
01:26Edgar Rice Burroughs had so many details in his books.
01:31If you did them all, this movie would be six hours long, you know.
01:35But that's a nice problem to have is that you could treat it like an encyclopedia.
01:39And because he wrote 11 books, we could use all the books and come up with what are all the
01:44languages?
01:44You know, what are all the words? What are all the names of places?
01:47How is everything connected? What's the flora, the fauna, the creatures?
01:51That was a wonderful thing to be able to draw from.
01:54But we just picked and choose what helped us.
01:56I will fight for you!
02:03The story must follow the course we want to take.
02:06It can become dangerous.
02:10I have not been Dark to start!
02:13The Dark will make me the end!
02:15Nothing will be there.
02:16That's true!
02:19Burroughs, it's amazing.
02:20You can look back now and see Burroughs' influence on things like Superman, Flash Gordon.
02:26You can even see it in movies like Star Wars and Avatar.
02:29But to me, he inspired.
02:31Nobody stole from him.
02:32Nobody literally took the story and the exact characters and their exact situations.
02:40There's things about it that you can just feel when you watch these other things.
02:43But I love all those things.
02:44I love Superman, Star Wars, Avatar.
02:46I didn't feel like I was watching John Carter when I watched those.
02:49It just reminded me of that.
02:50But I listen to a lot of music that reminds me of the Stones, reminds me of the Beatles.
02:54I don't think they're stealing.
02:56And it's not the same as listening to the Beatles or the Stones.
02:59I felt nobody has ever captured the book exactly.
03:06Monta!
03:09I'm very lucky, I've got the dream cast.
03:15John Carter, dal 7 marzo al cinema, in 3D.
03:20Hi everyone, please go to the theatres and see John Carter playing somewhere near you.
03:25Until then, I'm gonna vote on you.
03:26Thank you!
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