even hassan, fortunately was kind of new, he actually came, stuff assesses the, have a nice and said he wanted to talk to the extent that can those 2 twin set which are support this great hollywood direct to begin his career, working on tv programs at the b b c input and at the age of 27, he wrote his own commercial production company, which very quickly became an international success. his 1st movie, the cube list stalled, how i feed cards. how then came the months to hit alien and the cult classic delayed? while not then came another string of successors thelma and louise starring susan, silent, the gina davis and a young brad pitt's hannibal with anthony hopkins black hole down, which one to us goes, kingdom of heaven. with liam neeson and orlando bloom. american gang stood with dental washington, robin hood and prometheus. that'd be much,

always be past remembered for the character of maximus in clouds, which were saved 5 academy awards including best film and best act uh for russell crowe. this great hollywood director is ridley scott's. i had a pretty conventional childhood in terms of a conventional you know, family life. my dad, when i said was in the army, he was only in the army because the world. okay. and then attached to the engineers and then eventually got fed sided closely attached to the planning of what event she would be calling on behalf of the day at the end of the wall. as i was i, my task was asked to take off his uniform and put on the ships and be taken up to

jeremy to join in with what was the talents of the national plan. what would be called a c, c, g, which is a control commission to jim. so i was going out to show me 947. it's not true. sure . with a label attached to my current case. i got lost and we went to lift in handbook and then fax it in the back and so and then i was sent to school in films house, which is the front of the u box box for the note for the baltic command for the boat hostage in the navy, as i used to move past 271. so in that we discovered spray plastic. so they'll probably go down the hall events. do that until right through madison get into a certain amount of school. i'm missing out because i have a positive and plus i need it because i've been attending school so i had no idea what color was doing and there's always this expectation of and also wherever you

catch up, you don't, you don't know where the have you are so attend schools, i have no idea where i was doing, but i was in the setting modern school in stockton cut, long story short. the best thing i could do for the was off the house quite in special ops, really. and it was my interest was unusual, and so it takes a lot of to draw a lot of home didn't go to dances. i think that kind of thought was peculiar. and us tended to paint all the time that got me into our school. so it was funny because you up from the i went to the role coach from now i'm starting to really move because i got an expectation of the fact that a hi last night don't on fine us. and all the aspects of design might have section came assume by whatever was local. my photo of, you know, film,

stuff to look at was all hollywood because that's all that was there was no attendance on it. there are no schools subtract us. and i hadn't really thought about the episode or how to become a direct. i came out the world comes with a really good. i was a 1st class on a student and got a traveling scholarship. and so i was able to jump into new york for the 1st time and add to the matter. you're resting with yourself every day if you're a painter height. so that was, i was on easy was i and i thought i was much easier having a tockets and advertising. establish that for me not 20. 526. i'm thinking uh huh. i'm working very, very hot. bbc. i love them dearly. but after tax. okay, young i sent if i could at least

a day like teen upcoming. so when i'm doing the television commercial, i'm receiving a 100 pounds of my head in a day. something providing me wrong here. and i phone us, us twice. and a phone i say one, well, it just took off a 1000 visions of advertising. i never thought about it for 1012 years because when you have a good time, you don't know how you doing well, you don't. what do you think about it is only 10 years later? so in order to have them so the patches apocalypse now i to talk to the customer have that's completely unrealistic. but i think that's what, okay. and we tracked it down and found that it was on it already being taken a testable function. so i didn't read that wasn't that point so that,

that so we gotta find something else. so we've had to kind of sketch room much larger. know which was cool to do this. i've been told because of the j. o and a here's an ex found and met with got on very well with had written a beautiful screen on the doors you already down another. let me call the got a top. the push that to the limits, always running dry, couldn't get it. going to do this. she could be a little bit less on the dishes. and so i traveled and i was told to go to san chicago. they loved the i to out that met when i thought he said, but it's not for us. so, but he makes me so i thought okay, so i flew from chicago to massage, we checked into one of the hotels and just picked up the phone stones. that's what

i that got so far. i got a little bit of interest and then couldn't get any further on. i have to attend to cost for us to come to help me do. putnam, who it was, is, was the the producer, and they went up to canada and had got out of pocket going lucky. i've got adrian mine going houses. right. so i was now absolutely riddled with anxieties. so i quoted, we match and east was quite surprised to discover so good. and we fundamentally, he made a call to help me to pass on. let me send this. i want to please somebody, it does how it works. that seem to do it. and how we can connect to the fact that i'm going to be a good idea for every i got. god only knows, but he does join us in preston and that is called fox. they look to invite to the

lot, but they didn't know what, how the, how to release it because there's no stylus, it's, you know, it can be the see. does it, the, it wasn't not movie and it was very straightforward. you know, now access to watch and i watched it right away pretty quick. so well, you know, maybe the enjoyment this really isn't the doing. is it not an end result? no, not all you have to map because it's bloody hot. i'm looking at the end of it. i wanted to lose money because it was a competing bone person. i've forgotten money because it rings 58 days. so that was another less. and then out of the blue canvas thing called the big opposite the background. i knew exactly what to do because i was kind of edging into wasn't that heavy metal

right accommodation by georgie, on movies and metals or heading metal. and that's why it 1st became aware movies and um and so i connected. yeah, i mean with most, most that kind of makes sense to this extent that i was, i knew i was going to get and i read the script to add in new media. they want to do it, which for 530 that afternoon. call 2060 folks at 9 30 in the morning that time said, i love it. i'll do it. there's. there's no sense that i said, well, somebody else came on and then they said, uh where are you now? said i'm in london. when can you be here? said you said the taking of the i'll leave tonight. said oh, i just want to make it any chase. absolutely not. this is i know exactly what to do here. looking at the ballpark and no change,

no change. they'll look each of these out if i kinda want to know changes. so i think what you can tell you the 21st conversation, you know, watching on a go project into a development do just she just loved it. i think it was tricky because i didn't. yes, i was coming in with something which was not all well and it was an evolution from i as well. i mean, in the last year i was influenced by movies. i think i really took on board. what he did was completely influenced by everything from the cache because i'm definitely and thoughts on me. and i think by doing that, but it's my 1st film in hollywood where i want to see it raining, wanted to be nice. i want everything to be moody. and it just irritated to share me tried to do it say well that's what i want. at least i stuck

to my guns guns and thrashed. this was a direct to one of the surprised good. and so that i'm involved, but it was not in that direction. so now i'm coming up on the assume that i'm going to produce cold some ways. and again, i am in the drivers to top 5 tricks. do it in 5, which is totally down freedom. so let me, i said you might have problems with initial appointment. got that movie, said because these women have a voice, a voice, they make you feel comfortable, but not your problem, not. this is one of those kind of discussions and actually want to an actress that was be interviewed into an act of set to be what company such as new direct. i thought i went and she might be right. so that i went away and that's what i just

said to do it. and and at that moment in time, selma had been the shooting the, the office say, i want to come the, i want to do this. and i met with a nice issues. clearly it, you know, and then i met with susan who is you know, as a novice like a mattress and a lease i was born in and out of that i, i think i have trouble with a one of the better times that i had making. so the cash very, very carefully we well, and part of the process was costing us to or reach me doesn't mean anything. what's important is who they are as a person. so whenever i see anything so far, so i usually talk to him for now. if i mentioned at all, okay,

read this one by the time, once you've done not just relax and then they know it's play time, you're going to actually expand it. and therefore they go to that you, they feel free to show stuff. the testing process was always difficult for me then because i didn't really know who was out that i want to see everybody in the box. i think i saw everybody in america for alien was i dropped my producers crazy because they were suggesting people fire. i've never heard of people from television like yes, code or things like that. and how did and stuff. so i was really not aware of, but when i met and i loved them. yeah. and then she's going to find a new person. and so going, it was a real fine, she was really impressive.

and then from that in the casting process, i was again looking at new people and even hash and for to me was kind of new. and i knew that ford was now was steven, out of georgia 3 and he had a jobs. so if i get these 2, a closing on this guy calling me, i was gonna call and kinda just, i guarantee is going to be a stop. so i mentioned one night, so this year he came into town, let me, he actually came stuff assessing that, but let me check and i said he wanted to move us our custom to the extent that in those days when 2007, who's harrison ford i so as far as the guy flying about round space vehicle in millennium falcon, all a sudden box is going to be in the gym. so that was a good choice. then later on it didn't play to to. so that's the next lesson.

just when you said you go ahead and go nothing the my life has been traveling back and forth, back and forth, wherever i do. so it takes me about this thing about no fasick. i think i've done full films and those are big ones in north africa. we did the black hole down. i did do change of of having i did a party of lies. i did the 1st i called the middle active gladiator. and was that when it was still the rest of the quiet place? i go back on everything on the task of every day. i still use it. i'm upstairs right now, production design of planning. when i'm doing in 3 weeks time, and it's all about white sheets of paper, pencil on drawing because the scripts dot com has been fine. and uh, so that's a given the actual cost. so now what is the, what's it gonna look like?

and i use everything i've heard every day ask oh, interesting. okay. and movie and, and, and the way we plan for basis was before we got the unit together and they got the columns this way to talk to why. so they said you gave me an ard, the bunch of research, a bunch of, you know, kind of glad to hide my production, designer a and slow digital office will sit in that room in my office that actually design the whole some of the way it looks before we get to the expense of colleges, suddenly creating up with 300 pets. and that's what we did. so we planted that, so every day was enjoying the landscape will be definitely where will it be? even to designing, looking at the, the way people what they weigh, what the ship looks like inside the ship is outside. and it's

a little drawer that didn't work today. it's like for the best you can look at it as like a photograph of a finished thing. and that was one that was in. it was news, a new direction for me. i really loved doing an update and re engaging with special affection to you. well my process is always being visual, have come from visual direction, visual angle being locked. right. and. and i used to think that because i was always getting crude, especially this has been to visual. and i realize, well, actually that's what we're dealing with any pictures. so so, you know, eventually i realized that i had an advantage by having an i b and being disadvantaged. and consequently, i think it was thought that i neglected to act as a little bit good. me because i also operate operating obviously okay. operate on in do is with

a lot to him later on because in play with those and you can the block so they wouldn't let you do that. the you knew about that i had a great cab crew, so i was very happy with what i got when i come back to the legend. so operating on that page because it's very important. i like to have a test because it gets you that fast, quick, and contrary to what people say is because you only have the camera, the accent is cut off. that's absolute bullshit. have you got to do is if you go you right, you find something like what is the photographer and you like that i'm talking to, i'm seeing right into houses like that. so i, i start to move all my own style in terms of how i deal with that is how i i with us. hi, pulling, pulling into the process. because to be, i think my job is to direct to the way i do. it is a partnership with some of the company

outside i've tried is e as in boulder. and i, i don't bother him with that. i can explain to him that when you walk in this call to see is only going to be 40 to send that. but we look for it, cause i did high stories, but of the story. so it's full scale on the new track and then must 1st spin around to show the whole region, which is a pretty novice digital. you know, events may actually pulled off the mill in london and he doesn't need to act as a nightstand not to not to look at it. and the film that i'm looking at the rest of the set and don't listen to the that act and that will be out of it will the should be the page the screen hopped in hollywood gone for the met with keith county. and how can i

tell keith was very amenable spot and said he was very fascinated by what that was with the car to man. keith was more of a cost collector, was already able to cross the boundaries, so without really work on the accent will come down middle kind of ground on english and, and how that was still in the street and the school assessing and to narrow cuz he already the main street and the 1st thing that how is that to be on and what is it you must be at his mind. okay. okay. keith, could you just hit the matt visa? okay. just to crunch. attended the rest general rest of the home today. yeah. that would be a bit late to test the plan as well. how can i plan as all the options are gone him? so that's why the set by that i know the determination is everything what you just

don't know for that. so i just, so i went out that was 2 weeks quoting, was it 2 months in hollywood waiting? and so what was my introducing introduction to the process in hollywood? you're never going to get a straight answer immediately. and that's part of the process. that's what it is. i need to send it out, or i'll give it out. that's what i thought was. there's a whole new learning process. but as soon as i have somebody, i've got everybody in the looking over your shoulder. so now you with the scene feeling the real pressure of what would be a possible sense for us to you where they have high expectations. and in those days the budget was only 4.2 minutes. but the most affordable thing i just enjoyed from what i can do,

i would tell i story one of the whole moving 3 weeks that i flew back zable. it's still got especially 2nd day thoughts. and they said it was good. i think the suddenly realized that they had something much bigger here to cause the punch, and that's on 4.2 to 8.2 chunks. those types of styles i shrink because they think they felt that the sides fixing something, maybe this stuff and also not being introduced to giga. i don't know this, the thing that afraid of the, of being that took streaming on the scene. and i said, let you talk egos. mean at this moment, a little touch of genius. i'll go and see himself to the dentist to see what's the matter. he didn't want to do it. he went to fly trouble bringing by train of sho

was the government to come and buy trinity in the park in shepherd's genius. and by end in the end, he said, this is fine for me. for the most part, i liked everything because it was all hollywood and the best of it would be james dean with the deed touching. pretty goodness. john wayne did, and i adore lessons. i don't, i don't watch doing almost any worse than some great western standards to there's a seem to be because it was all kind of new and magical. terrific. i never got to see alternative similar to a control coach. and i would be 1957, maybe $56.00 when i suddenly discovered an actual film. the stand up gas casela muscles that everything way back to somebody. i'm not just send the ceiling

all that stuff. but in spring, most things, of course, honeywood, is that the business and the rest is of all type of center and the audio. and i had no idea is what i want to do. and i saw a lean, different lean strategy fantasy kind of did both. you know, great expectations is kind of perfect. so don't know anyone who doesn't. we will see a good movie. i think they get timesheet. so that's the way i've talked to when you go see rubbish as i think. so the problem today is that we're making so many moves we're making more than ever before, which so let's keep this pretty tricky, pretty difficult. so, filmmaking and getting bones on seats, which are still cause what i have to do. i got a bunch of slips down. i wanna make sure i put them on seats. so i've got to tell

a good deal. if you're going to bury yourself in your own private attic. lots are going to go see it and you're not the last that long. so i, i do tend to come from the schools that direction. the

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