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B-Roll: Jeff Goldblum arrives and stands for the press, and then goes to be interviewed, then goes back and stands for the press, and then goes back to be interviewed.
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Sound Bite: Jeff Goldblum – “Adam Stein” – Adam Resurrected
I’m glad that people are seeing it and that they seem to appreciate it, I, just doing it was reward of plenty for me, it was as, juicy, meaty, nutritious, and nourishing a role as I ever had, you’ll see the part is very complicated, surprising, unexpected, contradictory, emotional and um, wild and I had it a year before I did so I was able to immerse myself in research for about a year which scratched the surface, which hopefully gave me what I needed to do and working with Paul Schrader the great director and Willem Defoe on it and Sir Derek Jacobi it was a privilege and lucky a good a time as I ever had.
00:04:26 253
Sound Bite: Jeff Goldblum – “Adam Stein” – Adam Resurrected
They are serious artists and it just brings out the best in you, we were all focused on doing something special and were passionate about, we were deeply passionate about it and uh, Paul Schrader I met with him in Israel a year before, when I started it, we went over whole script I knew the script at the point like a play I would get together with my students who like to apprentice stuff I do sometimes and everyday I would have a run through of it and they would play all the other parts and then I went to Berlin for a month, that’s where my character is supposed to be from, I took violin lessons, because I’m supposed to be an accomplished violinist and played the violin everyday and did dog work, I’m possessed by dog behavior at some point for one reason or another, you’ll see I worked with people on that, spent some time with dogs and Caesar Milan, you know, who is the Dog Whisper, but it was a very, talked to survivors here in Los Angeles and in Israel and Europe and it was a very disturbing and provocative and finally an inspiring story.
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B-Roll: Jeff Goldblum talks to reporters
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Sound Bite: Jeff Goldblum – “Adam Stein” – Adam Resurrected
Nothing comes to mind, I am so satisfied and grateful for everything I’ve gotten to do, you know there’s word that apropos of my immersion in this subject a Hebrew word Di Anew, that means if nothing else happened from this day on, it would be enough, I like idea I think it’s kind of healthy, if nothing else happened I would be fine.
00:10:44 632
B-Roll: Fashion Shot/Girl in Black dress
00:10:55 643
B-Roll: Michelle Williams arrives and stands for the press, then gets interviewed by reporter.
00:12:59 767
B-Roll: Liane Balaban arrives and stands for the press
00:13:20 787
Sound Bite: Michelle Williams – “Wendy” – Wendy and Lucy
My thoughts, I don’t know, it’s exciting for such a small movie this seems just so out of context in relation to what we were doing, so it’s rewarding, it’s just very strange.
00:13:37 804
Sound Bite: Michelle Williams – “Wendy” – Wendy and Lucy
Thank you, I’m wearing a dress by Stella McCartney.
00:13:49 816
B-Roll: Fashion Shot/ Michelle Williams – “Wendy” – Wendy and Lucy
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B-Roll: Fashion Shot/ Michelle Williams – “Wendy” – Wendy and Lucy
00:14:38 865
B-Roll: Liane Balaban gets interviewed in the press line.
00:15:16 903
Sound Bite: Liane Balaban – “Susan” – Last Chance Harvey
An Eno Stellani Dress, and Linden earrings and Givenchy shoes
00:15:30 917
Sound Bite: Liane Balaban – “Susan” – Last Chance Harvey
It was amazing, it was amazing, just talking to Dustin, I get to refer to him as Dustin, Dustin Hoffman it’s amazing, it was the best acting school in the world, I felt so lucky.
00:15:58 945
Sound Bite: Liane Balaban – “Susan” – Last Chance Harvey
One last chance to do something in my life, what would it be? Oh, geez, I think I would have a great meal, a great feast, (she laughs) I would eat lots of deserts, what would you do?
00:16:25 972
B-Roll: Fashion Shot/ Liane Balaban – “Susan” – Last Chance Harvey
00:16:36 983
B-Roll: Dustin Hoffman arrives and stands for the press. Emma Thompson arrives and stands with Dustin for press photos. Liane Balaban joins them, but Dustin hidden on background.
00:19:30 1157
B-Roll: Emma stands alone for the press
00:20:41 1229
Sound Bite: Joel Hopkins – Writer/Director – Last Chance Harvey
It was pretty amazing, eh, no, no, it didn’t feel real for a lot of the time, um I just have to, I would be a fool if I didn’t listen to them, and um, we had a good script but they would keep in each day and they would have their ideas, I let them go really, you know, when we were filming, you know, again I would be an idiot not too, I just, you know, they would always try things their way and you know, they would give me my sort of take and often they were right, so I just sat back and let it happen a lot of the time.
00:21:30 1277
Sound Bite: Joel Hopkins – Writer/Director – Last Chance Harvey
I mean all, it was great, firstly having them a broad, it just meant we attached a really good, quality surrounding cast, which is so important for a film like that way this film has a sort of element of realism in it and if you don’t get the outer casting right and not strong enough, scenes can just, you might have Emma Thompson and Dustin Hoffman playing opposite someone who just doesn’t have it, um, the scene call just fall completely flat, so it was crucial to get really good people around them and with them I had the ability to attract a good cast.
00:22:16 1323
Sound Bite: Joel Hopkins – Writer/Director – Last Chance Harvey
I would spend the day with my children, sorry, no, I really would just spend a day with my kids, if I had a day, did we say it, if I had a day, on last chance, one day, sorry that’s what I would do.
00:22:40 1347
B-Roll: Slow zoom in to Border Background AFI signage
00:22:59 1367
B-Roll: Emma Thompson gets interviewed by Canal Plus she speaks in French.
00:24:30 1457
Sound Bite: Emma Thompson – “Kate” – Last Chance Harvey
Well you know, we did because of “Stranger Than Fiction” and as I was saying, it’s one of those unusual experience when on “Stranger” we had such a good time and so little to do together but we loved it so much, we said, we’ve got to try to do something else, you always think that will never happen, cause it never does, you know, it’s one of those dreams, because peoples schedules are busy and la la la, your never this, never the right thing, but Joel had seen this film, the first film I had ever did, which was Richard Curtis’s first film script called “The Tall Guy”, which I made with Jeff Goldblum.
OC: We were just talking about that.
Emma: And he watched that and thought I’m going to develop that character Kate and this is her in middle age, that nurse, that rather sort of practical woman who deals with everything terribly well but ends up just damaged, you know, damaged enough not quite to be able to sort her life out emotionally and so I said, send it to Dustin and tailor make it for us, and I thought it’s still it will never happen, because there’s no money, it’s an Indie, and Dustin loved it and we got it together, we made the dam thing and we’re here on opening it and it’s incredible.
00:25:55 1542
Sound Bite: Emma Thompson – “Kate” – Last Chance Harvey
I would give birth again, I would give birth again, that would be the one thing I would do again, if I had the last chance and wasn’t going to die, cause I did think I was going to die, but that experience knocks everything else out into a ????
00:26:15 1562
Sound Bite: Emma Thompson – “Kate” – Last Chance Harvey
Oh, I would love too, well you know I think we have to start as a family to come, cause I cant come in the way I used too, it’s my family you see, that’s all it is,
OC: Write some more?
Emma: Yes, I’m writing like anything, I’m writing like anything so that’s the thing to do, I will have to write something that takes place here, cause I do love it here and I am so happy to be here.
00:26:40 1587
Sound Bite: Emma Thompson – “Kate” – Last Chance Harvey
I’m wearing a dress, no I’m kidding, it’s Ozzy Clark, which is extraordinary cause he’s 1970’s and I’m back in a 1970’s frock.
00:27:06 1613
B-Roll: Fashion shot/ Emma Thompson – “Kate” – Last Chance Harvey
00:27:47 1654
B-Roll: Banner Background signage AFI
00:28:35 1702
Sound Bite: Dustin Hoffman – “Harvey Shine” – Last Chance Harvey
Well she’s unusual because she has that rare combination, she’s brilliant, she’s talented and she has a great sense craft and she’s really vulgar, she is really dirty.
OC: That’s funny she said something similar about you.
Dustin: Yes, of course she did
00:29:05 1732
Sound Bite: Dustin Hoffman – “Harvey Shine” – Last Chance Harvey
It’s were not on the set, we’re never on the set, we’re just shooting this voyeuristically
00:29:22 1749
Sound Bite: Dustin Hoffman – “Harvey Shine” – Last Chance Harvey
It’s wonderful to work with someone, Emma, to have that kind of unusal experience where you, the sexual innuendos are exactly the same for both of us at the same moment.
00:29:55 1782
Sound Bite: Dustin Hoffman – “Harvey Shine” – Last Chance Harvey
A sequel with Emma, no I mean that she’s a great Bawd, Bawd, she’s a real bawd.
OC: What means bawd?
(Talking)
Dustin: Yeah but in a musical sense, she’s a bawd, you know (he mimics lifting up a skirt)
00:31:35 1882
B-Roll: Dustin gets interviewed. Zoom in to poster, poster, full from title, poster full, from title zoom out, some kids and the press, the press on redcarpet doing stand ups, the poster zoom in to the title.
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Year: 2008  Color: Color
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Description: Last Chance Harvey Premiere

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