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01-16-2005, 08:52 AM
| | |  New video interview with Alfonso Cuaron
A new video interview with Alfonso Cuaron, director of PoA, plus a transcript is avaliable from a DVD sold only in Australia.
The transcript can be read here and the video can be found on this page. Quote:
ON EMMA THOMPSON
Emma is so much fun. The thing with Emma is that she just keeps on trying. I'm so pleased that whenever people see that scene - those two scenes - it's so much fun, so eccentric, so coo-coo. There's a moment that is very funny and coo-coo that goes into a very scary mode, and that's great.
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I mean, obviously we knew that Harry Potter had to have a little rebel hair. The hair is coming, you know, how the hair is, is sticking out, so I said, "Okay, we're going to stick him out, do a little longer here." But Dan was through the process of doing different tests with the hair and said, "Okay, yeah, it's more like that." We want it to be something organic - the hair, the uniform, and the attitude of the actors.
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We concentrated on one theme, because what we wanted was a movie that was character-oriented with special effects, rather than to be a special effect film with a bunch of characters.
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01-16-2005, 09:20 AM
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| | Banned Jobberknoll
Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Australia
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Was that DVD the one from the Sydney Morning Herald? Well i got that one. Quote:
I mean, obviously we knew that Harry Potter had to have a little rebel hair. The hair is coming, you know, how the hair is, is sticking out, so I said, "Okay, we're going to stick him out, do a little longer here." But Dan was through the process of doing different tests with the hair and said, "Okay, yeah, it's more like that." We want it to be something organic - the hair, the uniform, and the attitude of the actors.
I dont know if i was seeing things but harrys hair was more styled than organic, if it was organic it wouldnt have so much styling. The second movie hair was in my opinion, the more accurate hair.
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01-16-2005, 09:37 AM
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| | Poltergeist
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There were several Australian Promotional DVD's, so I'm not sure, sorry!
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01-16-2005, 09:39 AM
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| | Imp
Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: India
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We concentrated on one theme, because what we wanted was a movie that was character-oriented with special effects, rather than to be a special effect film with a bunch of characters.
I like this thing about him!
Homing Hippogrifs: 'The second movie hair was in my opinion, the more accurate hair.'
Yeah. I too think the same. In fact, all the characters look perfect in the CoS, well, more perfect than they do in PoA.
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01-16-2005, 06:14 PM
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| | Bicorn
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i started getting this yesterday and then i had to sign offline and cancel it. erg. well i think this was the one, that whole "hair" comment seems fresh in my mind. i liked harrys hair in poa the best..
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01-17-2005, 03:56 AM
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The looks are fine, but I pay more attention to how they all play it out. Then again if there is a change, I rather it be change in the hair of one of the actors, and not a change with a different or new actor taking over someone else.
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