00:02Il premio Oscar di Nitzelweger è Judy Garland.
00:08Prendi qualcosa per la depressione?
00:10Quattro mariti.
00:11Cosa senti quando ascoltai per la prima volta a Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz?
00:18Quando ho visto il film, quando ero molto giovane, magari tre o quattro anni,
00:22e ho avuto un sogno per un anno e ho pensato che era un sogno che ho visto, non un
00:28film.
00:28E poi ho visto quando ero 6 o 7 e ho pensato che era un film.
00:32Quindi ho un impatto molto profondamente, e mi piace la fantasia di questo film.
00:43Hai mai vestito come uno dei caratteri, magari per l'Alloween?
00:48No, non davvero.
00:50Ma mio figlio era in una produzione di Wizard of Oz, nemmeno, 9 anni fa.
00:56E' stato un po' prima di arrivare a questo film, e quindi ho revisito.
01:01In questo film vediamo che, quando sei arrivato al mondo,
01:05è molto difficile di realizzare che non sei la star.
01:10Quindi come possiamo reagire a quando la vita è dicendo che abbiamo bisogno di realizzare?
01:19E' difficile.
01:20E' anche se noi stiamo facendo più di più di più di più di più di più di più di
01:26più di più.
01:28E' credo che possiamo solo essere compassionati per questo,
01:31e riconoscere che sia vero di nostre loro vita.
01:35I hope maybe we'll come to a period where
01:38we understand in everybody's life
01:39that they go through different periods
01:41and maybe we'll have more than one career
01:42or two or three careers as we get older
01:45so maybe we can be more understanding of actors
01:47who have that as well
01:48and what I would say is that with a performer
01:51you never quite know what's around the corner
01:53like just when you feel nothing is happening
01:56your face changes and you become a different sort of performer
01:59maybe people want to have that again
02:00and so that was true of Garland
02:03just to the point you think it's gone
02:04she would give some performances that were like
02:06oh she's back
02:07and I think that's partly what's inspiring about her
02:11In the movie Judy says that
02:13she's Judy Garland only for two hours
02:16while she sings
02:17the problem are the other 22 hours of the day
02:21so how difficult is for an artist like you
02:24like René Zellweger
02:25be a simple human being
02:28the other 22 hours?
02:30Yeah I think René would say
02:32you know you have to have friends around you
02:35who are not from the industry
02:38you know dogs whatever
02:40that's René's big thing
02:41her dogs
02:45look I think
02:46I mean for me it's not so hard
02:48I mean nobody recognises me in the street
02:49for someone like René
02:50I think it's really difficult
02:52and I think you know René
02:53took some years away from acting
02:56recently to maybe like refresh her
03:00her sense of her own self
03:03and then she came back
03:04and everyone was like
03:05oh René's changed
03:06you know yes she's like six years older
03:07it's like that's what happens to people
03:09I think it is stressful
03:11and I think you know
03:12to be honest
03:13the age that you make that
03:15you know
03:15someone like René
03:16you become very famous
03:17in your 20s
03:18maybe early 20s
03:19you're too young to know
03:20what the real consequence will that be
03:24and you know
03:25maybe we envy movie stars and singers
03:28in a way that is unfair on them
03:30because some part of that contract with fame
03:32is complex
03:33thank you so much
03:34thank you
03:35bye
03:35bye
03:37somewhere
03:37over the rainbow
03:41don't forget me
03:42right?
03:43bravo
03:44bravo
03:45and I know
03:46promettetelo
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