00:00I would like to start from Luc Besson. In the history of cinema, there used to be a lot of
00:07Draculas.
00:08Each director gave in this complex character a different aspect, a different dimension.
00:17What was the dimension that you want to give to your Dracula in this movie?
00:24I'm not a specialist, I've not seen almost none, and I don't like the myth of Dracula, and I don't
00:32like horror films.
00:33So I'm not coming at all from comparison to things that have been made, in fact.
00:39I come with a love story, and that's what I want to tell.
00:44How many love stories we have said between literature, paintings, music, film, it's always a love story.
00:53So I'm not afraid to tell another love story, because it's just my point of view.
01:00It's my way of loving, my way of expressing, and it's just my expression.
01:06How many paintings in Le Louvre, where it's just a woman on the painting?
01:12There's hundreds, but they don't look the same.
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