00:00I was so moved by the ending of this movie and the carriage burial.
00:04I was curious what it was like to film that moment
00:07and how it felt for you to say goodbye to Tommy in that way.
00:10It's an interesting exercise because I produced the film as well.
00:14Like, I must have watched it about 500 times,
00:16so it kind of takes the curse off it a little bit.
00:21Or, you know, it wasn't like when you see a film that you're an actor for hire
00:25and you turn up and you watch it the first time, it has a big impact on you.
00:28But when you're looking at it over and over again,
00:31I don't know, you look at it in a very clinical kind of a way.
00:34But I was seeing it through these guys, you know,
00:37their performances around Dorado and everything,
00:40and that was very, very moving because they're all fucking incredible actors.
00:46But you kind of see it reflected through their eyes, I suppose.
00:50And that voiceover that Steve wrote, which was really beautiful.
00:56But I hadn't really thought about it.
01:00Like, it was that, their performances, the visuals, and then that Lancôme song,
01:06which is just a heartbreaker in Ray D. Pete's voice.
01:09Absolutely.
01:10So everything, all the elements were there,
01:12but I was just trying to, like, look at it very much from a storytelling point of view.
01:16Let me see if you're on me.
01:19You're welcome.
01:19Dear friends,
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