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02-19-2004, 03:27 AM
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 Potter 3 more 'intimate, heavy drama' says Rankin Summary:
HPANA has posted a brand new and exclusive interview with Chris Rankin!
Here are a couple highlights: Quote:
How has it been to work with Alfonso Cuarón and how is he different from Columbus?
He's very different. His background is in independent films and more adult drama. He is much more a serious director where obviously Chris' background is in Home Alone, fun children's movies, which certainly the first two were. But I think probably with the third book you couldn't have done it any other way, it's going to be a dark and dramatic film, certainly the bits that I've seen.
How do the Dementors look in the film?
Well they look... they are kind of how I imagined them. They're kind of like the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come from a Christmas Carol, but a lot scarier. I think [the film] will get much better reviews than the first two did.
What was it like filming the third film?
For me it was the best fun I've had, mostly because I identify with Alfonso's way of working. It's more my style of acting. I prefer doing high tension, sort of intimate, heavy drama. It's more how I would want the films if I was directing and I found I could understand where I was going with the role more on this one than I could on any of the others. I'm not entirely sure why. Maybe because I've grown up more and become more independent and I've got used to the people I'm working with, I found it a much more satisfying experience, and less tiring.
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cool very nice!
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 nice thanx!!!
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that was a cool interview :flowersmile:
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02-19-2004, 05:25 AM
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that cool.
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that was a really good interview
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wow how in depth!! it was a really great interview
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Thanks, RB, One of the best interviews I've read! :hail:
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Lovely Long Interview. Just how I like them !  | |
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02-19-2004, 10:47 AM
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That was really great, I can't wait for the movie to come out. :flowersmile:
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Oh cool! Thanks for that!
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Quote: Originally posted by Marcella_Riddle@Feb 19 2004, 04:22 AM Lovely Long Interview. Just how I like them ! It was a good interview. Oh, and for Emma and Erin, if you're reading: Quote: It varies, depending on which film, but I think at the moment (because I watched it about two weeks ago), it would have to be Josh Hartnett, particularly for Blow Dry. Possibly the most abysmal acting role I've ever seen. Never ever get an American to do a Yorkshire accent; it's not going to happen. It's a great film apart from Josh Hartnett. BLOW DRY!!!  I just thought that was funny seeing as how I've been talking about the movie all week and there's an HP actor in it.
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Really, really good. Thanks, Lozz
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hmm..now i might go watch a christmas carol..
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wow....deep and dark drama..... 
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I agree, "deep, dark,drama."  | |
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