00:03There is a very intimate dimension in your film, but the perspective is a male perspective.
00:16Bradley Cooper, as director, what ask you to make, to do, for balancing this male perspective?
00:26Every single choice Bradley made brought us to what this movie is.
00:34Choose to turn the attention toward, you know, the male gaze, right?
00:40The man's perspective on his wife.
00:43But instead, what he asked of me was every time you see her, you are watching her catch up with
00:54the person she's held, but also numbed out from.
01:00And watch her wake up to herself without the stand-up revelatory scenes.
01:07You know, we're getting to know what Will is feeling in real time because he's telling us.
01:12She doesn't say it.
01:14We just watch it on her face.
01:16So very different challenges as actors.
01:21And so, you know, Bradley gave Tess the opportunity to be seen in that way.
01:28That line is so perfect because we get to know the vulnerability in her.
01:37To be known, she really wanted to be the one that she didn't want to be seen in that coma.
01:38But the difference is, 만le, what happens to be seen in her face?
01:38It will turn around, but you will intensively get to know the 12 wh snipers from the Lauren bang underneath
01:38his square feet behind the window,
01:38Thanks!
01:38Thanks!
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01:39Let's see!
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