00:00Cosa importante è per te il potere delle storie
00:03per portare le persone insieme?
00:06Sì, questo è quello che mi aiutò in crescita.
00:13Non mi importa se alla gente non piace, ma nel profondo, in realtà mi piace.
00:24BOOM!
00:25Abbiamo incontrato per Miss Peregrine un po' anni fa e mi hai detto che non avessi
00:30avvenire la tua vecchia scuola.
00:34Ora hai fatto questo film di TV.
00:38Quando ho scelto, hai detto, ti è vero,
00:40ti è riuscita tutte le mie ricordi di quando ho in scuola.
00:43Sono come la versione di un figlio di domani quando ho in scuola.
00:47E quindi, io sono sorpreso di quanto riguarda la mia cosa
00:52e mi identifiché con la forma che pensi di tutto.
00:55Quindi, sì, mi è riuscita un po' di ricordi.
00:59È un po' di ricordi, che è un po' di rischio.
01:04È un po' di rischio.
01:06Ma è un po' di rischio.
01:08Ma è un po' di rischio, ma è un po' di rischio.
01:21Ma è un po' di rischio.
01:25È un po' di rischio.
01:25Ma è un po' di rischio.
01:30È un po' di rischio.
01:43Ma è un po' di rischio, o il cinema?
01:49No, non so, guarda.
01:51Mi piace solo fare cose.
01:52Per me, se fosse un avviso o un film, o qualcosa di più,
01:57è quella idea di creazione.
02:01Potrebbe essere a un livello piccolo, ma è importante
02:04che ci rende la tua soul e ti guarda.
02:07She wants to avenge Nero.
02:12How important is having revenge?
02:16Well, I mean, it's a fun idea.
02:18I mean, real revenge is not great,
02:21but there's a sort of a romantic idea about revenge that, you know,
02:25there's something poetic and strong and dramatic about it.
02:30I mean, that's the positive level.
02:34And the negative level is that you're thinking about something too much
02:37that you shouldn't be thinking about.
02:39So I go for the kind of romantic version of revenge.
02:44She loves Italian because she says that it's the mother of Machiavelli.
02:49Do you love Italian too? Do you know something?
02:51I don't know, no, but I love, no, honestly, I was just saying to somebody,
02:54it's like, I don't, you know, I barely speak English,
02:57so I don't understand other languages,
02:59but the Italian language is so beautiful.
03:01It's so, I mean, I love it.
03:03It's one of my favorite languages because I feel like it's a movie language,
03:06you know, it's something passionate and romantic and strong and simple.
03:12So even when I don't understand it, I slightly understand the emotion of it.
03:18She also says that tears don't fix anything,
03:21so I vow to never do it again.
03:23Do you agree with that?
03:25Or sometimes having a little tear?
03:28No, I don't really agree with that.
03:30I agree with what she's saying.
03:32I agree with symbolically what she is as a character
03:36and, you know, a sort of kind of strength and a kind of will to kind of,
03:41you know, a kind of simplicity.
03:43So I get what she's saying and I agree with the sort of framework of what she's saying.
03:49I love the character, or Viper della Muerte.
03:53I know that this character will be really important in relationship with what's their mother.
04:00So how important is for you the power of stories to really bring people together?
04:06Well, yeah, I mean, that's what helped me growing up.
04:09I saw movies that, you know, my parents couldn't help me, my school couldn't help me,
04:16but if I saw a certain movie that I connected to, that would help me.
04:20So I think it's, yeah, I mean, historically, even before movies,
04:24when people told fairy tales or folk tales, you know,
04:27stories were always important to figuring out things in life,
04:30and so, you know, they're part of human beings, you know.
04:38I love the creature design of the monster we see in the ending of the first episode.
04:43It's totally you.
04:44Yeah, it is.
04:45So in your opinion, what can monster teach us?
04:49Well, I enjoyed doing that one because, again,
04:51I went back to sort of things from my youth that I remember seeing certain monster,
04:55certain kind of things.
04:59So I, like I said, I try to give it a personal connection.
05:04So for me, that had to do with, you know,
05:07trying to create a certain kind of monster that I kind of remember in my imagination
05:12from the past.
05:14Thank you so much.
05:15Thank you.
05:15It was nice.
05:22Buonasera, ragazze.
05:23Sono la signorina Thornhill.
05:25Spero che Inida abbia saputo darti il benvenuto a Nevermore.
05:28Mi ha soffocata con la sua ospitalità.
05:30Spero di restituirle il favore.
05:32Mentre dorme.
05:59Spero di restituirle il favore.
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