00:04¿Qué es lo que ha pasado en mi 73 año?
00:06Nunca pensé en mi 73 año que yo iba a estar aquí en Cannes con un film coming out.
00:09Y honestamente, yo era muy emocionante.
00:11Yo era muy emocionante.
00:13La primera vez que se veía, y la primera vez que se veía, y la primera vez que se veía.
00:16Es una experiencia maravillosa.
00:18Y yo echo Elton's feelings 100%.
00:22Es muy emocionante.
00:23There were a couple of scenes in it where, you know, I was quietly sobbing, to be quite honest.
00:30I knew Taron could sing, and as soon as I met him, I felt that there was something special there.
00:37And when I first heard him sing Don't Let the Sun Go Down on me, I was flabbergasted.
00:41I went, God, this is so difficult to sing. This is just as good as my version, really.
00:44There are some very, very dark moments in the movie.
00:47And you feel, but the music lifts it out of the darkness.
00:49And the music, you know, it's, and he's done, not only did he have to perform my life, he had
00:55to sing my life.
00:57And that's a double whammy.
00:59And when I look at him singing, and when I look at him acting, I am not looking at Taron
01:04Egerton.
01:04I'm looking at me.
01:05And so that's what moves me.
01:08It's like, this is me here.
01:09One of the magic things about the film is that you really, really believe that these two characters,
01:16it's them against the world initially.
01:20And then they go along for the ride.
01:22I'm very, very proud of this movie.
01:23I'm very proud of my life.
01:25I'm proud of him.
01:26I mean, our songs do have a cinematic quality to them.
01:30They're stories.
01:31You don't imagine a movie being made about your life.
01:35I think you imagine that they usually do that about people who have passed away,
01:41and luckily we're still around to appreciate it, you know.
01:47We're going to try to take a few moments.
01:47Let's do the same thing.
01:47Come back.
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