FJ-HRN-2379

A01. HRN-2379
In: 01.00.01 Out: 01.02.56
B-Roll – Wanted – backdrop and people walking by, poster and backdrop, Terrence Stamp,

A03. HRN-2379
In: 01.06.34 Out: 01.07.55
B-Roll – Wanted – lady in blue dress, wide of red carpet, woman in turquoise dress, wide of red carpet, press line

A05. HRN-2379
In: 01.10.16 Out: 01.10.49
B-Roll – Wanted – James McAvoy and some other blond girl,

A07. HRN-2379
In: 01.11.18 Out: 01.11.29
Sound Bite: Timur Bekmambetov
Pronounces his name

A09. HRN-2379
In: 01.12.12 Out: 01.12.25
Sound Bite: Timur Bekmambetov
We are liars. Filmmakers, we are storytellers and liars. (talks) And to be a successful liar, we have to tell truth.

A11. HRN-2379
In: 01.13.05 Out: 01.13.42
Sound Bite: Timur Bekmambetov
I’ve never done before, I’ve never done before, uh every movie’s different, every time you have a unique uh goals, and every time you have to create the unique decisions and I’d think everything was in this movie was unique for me, I never made, every film is fun and difficult at the same time.

A13. HRN-2379
In: 01.15.46 Out: 01.17.02
B-Roll – Wanted – some dudes, James McAvoy, Terrence Stamp,

A15. HRN-2379
In: 01.19.23 Out: 01.19.59
Sound Bite: Lorna Scott
Oh James is wonderful, he’s so much fun and he’d been there by himself when Chris Pratt, another actor and I got there and so he was very happy to see us and we had a very wonderful time in Prague, which is absolutely one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and he’s great to work, I mean you can try anything with James and he’s gonna be right there and come back with something wonderful and every time he gives something wonderful it just takes you up another one and you just keep going so, he’s very easy to work with and it was even hotter there than it is here so.

A17. HRN-2379
In: 01.21.07 Out: 01.22.50
Sound Bite: Terrence Stamp
A lot of it was in our imagination, but the truth is I’m as a man I’m very interested in art direction, you know and the art direction on this was absolutely exquisite, you know, so we went to these old castles in outside of Prague, strange medieval villages and inside there were these amazing sets that’ve been constructed so you have a feeling, you have a sense of the world that Timur was creating. Obviously my, I was only on it for like a week, you know, but I got that immediately, and the other thing I got was when you’re working with um when you’re with somebody that really knows his stuff and it’s original, it’s funny, this kind of alchemy happens and the crew becomes a troup and you feel like Shakespeare’s troup must of felt like, so you get empowered by that. So the long hours and the difficulties of the shoot and the action and the physicality of it is you’re more than recompense for it, you know, because you know you’re gonna be in something good, I mean you don’t really think about what critics, because critics you know there’s now accounting for taste, but the fact is you know when you’re doing some good work and that’s why we do it, you know.

A19. HRN-2379
In: 01.23.20 Out: 01.24.39
Sound Bite: Terrence Stamp – assassin question
Well I have thought about it, because you know my first Hollywood film I played a serial killer, you know I was the first serial killer on film. So it’s not too big a step to go from teenage serial killer to fully grown assassin, so you do have to think about it, and um and it must be a very strange occupation really. And I have a feeling that they don’t have like most of us, we don’t really have a lot of choice. Do you know what I mean like, I’m sure you know that you’re propelled to do things and you don’t know why you did them and I’d long talked with John Hurt about it because we did a film called The Hit, and he played you know a very very frightening assassin, and he went into it deeply, he said no no, he lives with his mother, you know what I mean like his whole life about, an assassin like couldn’t have another life, you know what I mean, if you’re killing people for money, you know, yeah.

A21. HRN-2379
In: 01.28.49 Out: 01.30.28
B-Roll – Wanted – McAvoy interviewing,

A23. HRN-2379
In: 01.31.17 Out: 01.31.49
Sound Bite: James McAvoy
Um yes I did, I had to do like six weeks before they even started the film, and the film took about 4 and a half months, and I was doing training 5 times a week, sometimes twice a day, doing kick boxing, even though I don’t kick box that much in the film, but just to get me throwing punches stronger, to get me to just hold guns stronger even uh kick boxing, free weights, interval training, fight rehearsals at the same time, actually filming the stunts, because I do them myself, it was a big old pain in the backside.

A25. HRN-2379
In: 01.32.14 Out: 01.32.52
B-Roll – Wanted – fashion shot of Hager and her interviewing

A27. HRN-2379
In: 01.33.39 Out: 01.34.21
Sound Bite: Danny Elfman
You know it was kind of uh an accident, um Tim Burton used to come and see my band, and before he was a director, and so Paul Reubens as Pee-wee Herman knew of me also through this other thing I had done, and so when they got together, they were saying who should I hire, my name was kind of on both of their lists, so Tim called me up and introduced himself and I said, you’ve got the wrong guy. So I saw Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, I saw the movie, and I said I really like it, but I don’t wanna mess up your movie, I don’t wanna be responsible for ruining your movie, and he was just like, well I really just think you know you should take a whack at it, and I was like alright. Cool, I will.

A29. HRN-2379
In: 01.36.47 Out: 01.38.59
B-Roll – Wanted – fans at gate and McAvoy signs autographs, cutaway

A31. HRN-2379
In: 01.40.14 Out: 01.40.53
Sound Bite: Thomas Kretchmann
The stunts we did everything ourself, I mean everything where I was involved um the crazy stuff is crazy because of the editing and the special effects right and the CGI but we did everything ourself, it’s like it’s not like circus stuff you know it’s not like jumping from roofs, it’s more I mean not in my case, somebody did it actually, but it was more like fighting you know and running because I noticed that James is 20 years younger when we were running uh but the fighting lots of bruises and stuff, you know but it was nothing not manageable but was all fun actually.