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 |  Subject: Transcript of Audio Interview w/ Marcos Strecker  Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:40 pm | |
| Transcript on part of that audio with Marcos Strecker talking about Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund - thanks to @Mel452 for doing the translation Source: http://bit.ly/990b1K
Excerpt from the audio interview by Marcos Strecker (from the 2:55 minute to 4:48 minute)
In the case of Kristen Stewart accepting the role there’s an interesting aspect to it, he chose her – he did a test with her for OTR- right after she did Into the Wild, a film by Sean Penn. Which is also a road trip film. And he chose her before she became well known. It’s the same case with Garrett Hedlund who now has made the film, Tron. At the time he did the test with Walter, it has now been several years, he was completely unknown.
The studios didn’t want to finance OTR because they found that the actors wouldn’t sell tickets at the box office because they were unknown.
So once again Walter was proven right, as has happened before, these actors who were unknown became big stars. Kristen Stewart because of her success with the Twilight series, she didn’t have to do OTR. Its not a film that will pay her as much as she would get paid in a big blockbuster like the Twilight series.
She made a point in mentioning it in public on Oprah Winfrey in the US, a presenter on TV. She surprised the world and her agents saying she was going to do OTR with Walter Salles and that it was a high priority for her.
I find that that shows the intelligence of these young actors who logically would like, and are interested. in doing big blockbusters and doing films for large audiences but they also have ******* personalities who like to work with directors that they admire like Salles.
I think that’s why Kristen Stewart and Garrett Hedlund want to do a film with Walter Salles.
I think that will be one of the secrets to the success of OTR and to what will be OTR.
******* Unfortunately can’t make out the word he uses to describe their personalities.
(The remainder of the audio goes on to talk more about Walter Salles’ career in general) | |
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