I just love these roundtables. It makes me feel like a voyeur at a dinner party...just quietly soaking in all these cool stories and just happy to be there.
Yeah, it's too bad they don't have them for different occupations like a doctors roundtable, or roofers or sea captains or whatever. It would be a nice way to mentor and help future generations like sharing the trade secrets.
This made me respect producers a whole lot more. I don't think people realize how important they really are for delivering an enjoyable end product. Just look at all the goodness these guys kind of are/were responsible for. The little background stories are gold for film geeks.
Caroline Cox nah I think you could delve into how much control they have on the story. Times they added something wouldn't have been there without them. Every director will have a different way of working with their editor, so yer a little bit of name dropping. Get one of Finchers editors on there and they will talk about a buzzard method only he and Allan Bell use. I honestly think it would be fascinating.
@Caroline Cox - speaking as an editor, this is wrong + doesn't help perception of editors in film. They have the power to alter an entire story, emotion or feeling with one simple cut. I can assure you that your favourite film - whatever it is - was all pulled together perfectly thanks to the editing.
Darren Aronofsky is awesome guy, he is a great director but is also a really good person offscreen. I remember when Cyclone Sandy hit the long island , he was there directing his film Noah and his set was completely destroyed. Anyone else would be worrying about his film and his problems but instead, this guy fills his car with pizzas and drives around to feed people who lost their homes and were in a complete shock. Little things like that says a lot about a person.
I dont think it's correct to say most people would be more worried about their film than all the human suffering in the area they were filming it that suddenly came about from a disaster like Sandy. Its essentially praising someone for being normal and human. This is the problem I have with the way we talk about these things in the 21st century. We have made normal human actions like helping someone and turned them into a heroic thing when they should just be the norm and in fact usually are (despite what the media portrays)
What a fantastically great answer from the La La Land producer about, "What Makes a Great Producer" how his answer related to what being a producer entailed with La La Land.
@@dumpygoodness4086 y'know, hes from new england, its a given he would use a wicked amount of Y'knows. welcome to geographical dialects and word choices.
I had tears in my eyes when they started talking about how the filmmakers could not put their cameras down after the film shoots should have been over.
I'm currently working as an assistant editor for a filmmaker and we've been working on a few videos for the past couple days. Today we finished them and he was really pleased with the final edit and he was very grateful. That feeling that Hughes Winborne said he felt after showing Denzel the edited version of Fences and Denzel got emotional-- that's a great feeling knowing you helped bring the Director's vision to life.
11:07 Now HE is a dream producer. For any director. He really gets it. Wow I want him. Answer to "What makes a great producer" Damien was damn lucky to have him.
black swan was a very tough role, i respect darren as a visionary director but he does push his talent (actors/actresses) and sometimes actors or actresses get big. when they do, it can be hard for them to go back to a passion project where the director can be more ruthless in their approach to their vision when theyve been accustomed to another environment.....i cant say i relate directly, but indirectly through my work on film crews.
One of the most interesting round tables i have seen. Great mix of talent. Especially with matt and darren having directed movies also. Also just to hear them tell stories, they are so great at it. I never thought of them in that way.
As a filmmaker you have many hats, but one dream. You are a lone wolf, a person that does something out of the norm. A person that looks at the world differently. His action speaks louder than words and people are magnetize by his actions. It causes curiosity as well as resentment for breaking the norm but at the end that is what filmmaking is all about.
1:38 I should go watch Godfather II again. I never loved that picture the way I loved the first one. Maybe it's because there's just so many more iconic scenes in 1: - The elder Vito Corleone performance by Brando. - The opening scene with that angle from behind Brando to the phrase, "I'm gonna make him an offer." - The Dead Horse - The assassination attempt on Vito. - The killing of the cop - The Mafia Summit. - The Death of Vito - The Killing of the heads of the Five Families - The closing of the door on Kay.
my one movie is the departed as well, and let me tell ya'll why, jack Nicholson is my favorite actor plus the rest of the cast is iconic, i know most of the lines, i have it on dvd and my love started when there was no internet for days in my house and i would watch it not out boredom but because it made me forget what was wrong, made me engage with it every time, yes! every time literally, i will always have that movie with me.
I hope THR reads the comments, many people, unlike most RUclips comments, have some great input. One thing that stands out to me is the interviewers taking on what Isabelle Huppert and Amy Adams had brought up that they should ask the more powerful players about the issues of colourist, racism, sexism, ageism, ableism, gender and wage issues to these tables. Often asking the person who is subject to being cast makes no sense. There is an audient for everything and it's the producers, executives that make that change. I know I'll be labelled a SJW, don't care, I know the messed up views behind that, I just appreciate the comments this time around and thought others may be interested.
bluebeanbaby the thing we don't know is which table was shot first. This may have been done first but uploaded after since actors are usually put up first. But doesn't mean they'd ever ask
Will there be a writers' roundtable? Chazelle, Jenkins and Lonergan wrote their own movies but they already appeared at the directors' table and they're kind of the stars of the season.
Good job on asking them about diversity. Please tell me there'll be a studio executives table where you do ask them about it. Confront them in the face. Maybe even show the clip from the actress roundtable.
Carl Creighton He was explaining how the best people should be hired for the job, no matter what what their skin colour is. And as a POC I agree with Damon's statement.
What happened to the audio at 46 minutes 49 seconds? That's an error within this release. It was excellent also. Very fun to watch concepts and challenging questions spoken about freely. Good job. Chicken soup for the soul.
Richard Westerlind exactly what I was thinking. They always rip off foreign films and hardly give them the recognition they deserve. I love the departed but should've given credit where it due.
Surprised no-one went for Tom Hanks' Cast Away as a desert island choice. Could come in quite handy, especially if you have a surplus of Fed Ex goods at hand.
57:41 he was 13 and they believed he was 16? When I was 16 I had a gas station worker almost call the cops on me cause she thought some 14 year old stole someone's car for a joy ride.
Q Q4k lmao the funny thing is Tom Cruise has been nominated for 3 Oscars (Born on the Fourth of July, Jerry Maguire and Magnolia) and Will Smith has been nominated twice (Ali and Pursuit of Happyness) and Will Smith has actually been apart of the round table in 2016
I still haven't forgiven Darren for making that awful film Noah. Seriously amazing how a director can make a piece of Art like Black Swan then go to put out a heaping pile of poop
If I have to watch something a thousand times over and over again the answer is Star Wars, Wizard of Oz, Princess Bride, Raiders of the Lost Ark, etc. Noone is watching One flew over the cuckoo's nest over and over again as great as that movie is.
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I just love these roundtables.
It makes me feel like a voyeur at a dinner party...just quietly soaking in all these cool stories and just happy to be there.
Aaaaaasaaaassssâ
It’s a real delight-
Yeah, it's too bad they don't have them for different occupations like a doctors roundtable, or roofers or sea captains or whatever. It would be a nice way to mentor and help future generations like sharing the trade secrets.
@@vaskylark Forreal! I thought what if they had a roundtable for each of the positions/departments involved in film (DPs, Stunts, Makeup, etc.)
I read Matt Damon and immediately played the video. Love him
This made me respect producers a whole lot more. I don't think people realize how important they really are for delivering an enjoyable end product. Just look at all the goodness these guys kind of are/were responsible for. The little background stories are gold for film geeks.
I love these discussions with the Cinematographers, Directors and Producers. Fascinating.
Do an editors roundtable PLEASE :D
Ben Allan yes please! have they ever done one?
This needs to happen. Editors should have their spotlight.
Caroline Cox nah I think you could delve into how much control they have on the story. Times they added something wouldn't have been there without them. Every director will have a different way of working with their editor, so yer a little bit of name dropping. Get one of Finchers editors on there and they will talk about a buzzard method only he and Allan Bell use. I honestly think it would be fascinating.
Yes they have. I don't remember which year it was, but I remember watching it.
@Caroline Cox - speaking as an editor, this is wrong + doesn't help perception of editors in film. They have the power to alter an entire story, emotion or feeling with one simple cut. I can assure you that your favourite film - whatever it is - was all pulled together perfectly thanks to the editing.
Darren Aronofsky is awesome guy, he is a great director but is also a really good person offscreen. I remember when Cyclone Sandy hit the long island , he was there directing his film Noah and his set was completely destroyed. Anyone else would be worrying about his film and his problems but instead, this guy fills his car with pizzas and drives around to feed people who lost their homes and were in a complete shock. Little things like that says a lot about a person.
Last Mile thanks for sharing this dude
I never got a Pizza.... Needs more diversity.
I dont think it's correct to say most people would be more worried about their film than all the human suffering in the area they were filming it that suddenly came about from a disaster like Sandy. Its essentially praising someone for being normal and human. This is the problem I have with the way we talk about these things in the 21st century. We have made normal human actions like helping someone and turned them into a heroic thing when they should just be the norm and in fact usually are (despite what the media portrays)
Thanks for not interrupting the producers.
These people really make the movie amazing. The points they made in this roundtable are beautiful and inspiring
Where is the screenwriters one?!!!
Search! I’ve watched at least two of them.
I'd love to see a round table of actors, producers and directors from different projects together. I think that would be fascinating!
What a fantastically great answer from the La La Land producer about, "What Makes a Great Producer" how his answer related to what being a producer entailed with La La Land.
I love stuff like this, just a group of people who are generally articulate, who sit down and talk with no added fluff.
Something about the moderator's voice is so compelling...I'd listen to an audiobook or podcast by him any day
Is it me or does Darren Aronofsky look like a leaner version of Christian Bale in 'American Hustle' ?
He's fucking jennifer lawrence so theres a similarity
purplenurps 😂😂
I see Steve Jobs
I immediately saw bradley cooper
Omg...you're so right.
I cannot stand the little Mr. Bean guy. Why does he always have to cut them off? Bruh, let them talk!
Shaunte Chanel LOL
Shaunte Chanel lmaooo fr
Yeah because we're stupid enough not to know when something's been edited....He interrupts people consistently, he needs to be replaced.
Wow, the conversation flowed very nicely.
EXCEPT MATT DAMON SAYING "Y'KNOW" hundreds of times.
Yeeesh.
@@dumpygoodness4086 y'know, hes from new england, its a given he would use a wicked amount of Y'knows. welcome to geographical dialects and word choices.
its because its not a bunch of actors or actresses with their noses up each other's asses.
@Alexander Supertramp Y'know, Massachusetts is part of New England y'know
I had tears in my eyes when they started talking about how the filmmakers could not put their cameras down after the film shoots should have been over.
I'm currently working as an assistant editor for a filmmaker and we've been working on a few videos for the past couple days. Today we finished them and he was really pleased with the final edit and he was very grateful. That feeling that Hughes Winborne said he felt after showing Denzel the edited version of Fences and Denzel got emotional-- that's a great feeling knowing you helped bring the Director's vision to life.
how did you get started with film? i’m 15 and im really worried about what i want for my future
11:07 Now HE is a dream producer. For any director. He really gets it. Wow I want him. Answer to "What makes a great producer" Damien was damn lucky to have him.
Intrigued by Darren's comment that he and Natalie weren't quite ready to work together again.
teaber RIGHT?! ☕️💀
black swan was a very tough role, i respect darren as a visionary director but he does push his talent (actors/actresses) and sometimes actors or actresses get big. when they do, it can be hard for them to go back to a passion project where the director can be more ruthless in their approach to their vision when theyve been accustomed to another environment.....i cant say i relate directly, but indirectly through my work on film crews.
why did u delete the other one? anyway, bummed that they did not ask the question that Amy Adams suggested in the Actress roundtable. :(
I think it's because they shot this one before the actress roundtable :(
I was hoping for this question too!
:( shame
They didn't delete it, it's just unlisted. I can still see it in my watch history
ok
Where is the screenwriters one?!!!
Seb Francis Shanda yaaaaasssss!
One of the most interesting round tables i have seen. Great mix of talent. Especially with matt and darren having directed movies also.
Also just to hear them tell stories, they are so great at it. I never thought of them in that way.
I learn so much from these- problem solving and coming up with ideas in the moment! Love it.
man i love watching these round tables
It's really nice hearing from producers. They don't often get much limelight. Nice one.
Matt Damon chose the best film to take, hands down.
schlöer grape Manchester by the Sea is still amazing
Thought someone would have chosen Castaway!!
Thanks to The Hollywood Reporter. I always wondered what 'a producer' does. Great questions.
As a filmmaker you have many hats, but one dream. You are a
lone wolf, a person that does something out of the norm. A person that looks at
the world differently. His action speaks louder than words and people are
magnetize by his actions. It causes curiosity as well as resentment for
breaking the norm but at the end that is what filmmaking is all about.
These roundtables approach Hollywood to the people. Kudos
I know her feeling about the Departed movie cause I get sucked into watching it every time and I know I'll never get sick of it
More screenwriters Roundtable please? 😃 gotta love Matt
1:38 I should go watch Godfather II again. I never loved that picture the way I loved the first one. Maybe it's because there's just so many more iconic scenes in 1:
- The elder Vito Corleone performance by Brando.
- The opening scene with that angle from behind Brando to the phrase, "I'm gonna make him an offer."
- The Dead Horse
- The assassination attempt on Vito.
- The killing of the cop
- The Mafia Summit.
- The Death of Vito
- The Killing of the heads of the Five Families
- The closing of the door on Kay.
a little tiny movie "antwone fisher" is one of my all time favorites. I cried every time the first 5 times i watched it. Amazing movie
Darren's name should ALWAYS be first!! the man is brilliant
This was very educational, more human conversation than I thought it would be.
If a biopic of Darren Aronofsky were made, Christian Bale would be a shoe-in.
if nothing else, Darren Aronofsky proves that Christian Bale would have made a great Steve Jobs.
Ethan Megenis-Clarke what was wrong with Fassbender? He rocked it
Bill Yobfas Literally nothing, Steve Jobs was my favourite movie of 2015 but Christian Bale was up for the role for the longest time.
I think maybe Darren himself could have been a pretty great Steve Jobs...?
I learn so much from these- problem solving and coming up with ideas in the moment! Love it.
46:49 The voice over is out of sync with the cut. Cmon hollywood reporter, you're interviewing about the art of film!
This was so fun and interesting to watch. Thank you for putting this together!
Watched. Listened. Learned(hopefully). Thanks:)
you didnt learn shit.
i learnt a lot! Oh so much!
Victor K. You're on to me Vic!
I enjoyed this episode. Thanks a lot!!
39:00 - he didn't mention "silence" as a wonderful movie.. hehehe
Aronofsky lookin' like Steve Jobs
Matt Damon is my favourite actor simply because he chose GODFATHER PART II.
That's fuckin' mandatory.
Terrible actor and bad head.
likable human.,
Victor K. lol even Affleck said he's carried him throughout Matt's career.....lol Fuuuuuck
TrashWang Shabbaz huh? When did carry him? Before Gigli?
my one movie is the departed as well, and let me tell ya'll why, jack Nicholson is my favorite actor plus the rest of the cast is iconic, i know most of the lines, i have it on dvd and my love started when there was no internet for days in my house and i would watch it not out boredom but because it made me forget what was wrong, made me engage with it every time, yes! every time literally, i will always have that movie with me.
46:50 > 46:53, a shot is out of audio sync.
These are some great people...
watching this in the COVID break, the best use of time. so enjayoable
Oscar best Actor: Casey Affleck, "Manchester by the Sea."
I love the Departed too. I'm gonna make a great movie like that soon!!!
Matt Damon is so smart despite being younger than most in the group with no experience in directing.
Timeless. Rewatching it after 5 years. Great source of film education.
Can I have a version where it’s only Darren talking?
Would love to see you guys get the Documentary filmmakers together and do one of these!
Havey they did!!!
The moderators weren't as bad this time around.....
Am I the only one who noticed that they uploaded it and deleted it like 2 days ago?
Also- First!!
Jackson Gondo No, i already watched this episode too.
I wonder if they edited something out hmm..
Jackson Gondo Yeah wtf I had top comment on the previous one.
The other video had a video editing, that had to be changed. The sign at 0.01 said "Actors" before it is corrected now to "Producers".
Thank you! I thought I was going crazy haha
I hope THR reads the comments, many people, unlike most RUclips comments, have some great input.
One thing that stands out to me is the interviewers taking on what Isabelle Huppert and Amy Adams had brought up that they should ask the more powerful players about the issues of colourist, racism, sexism, ageism, ableism, gender and wage issues to these tables. Often asking the person who is subject to being cast makes no sense. There is an audient for everything and it's the producers, executives that make that change.
I know I'll be labelled a SJW, don't care, I know the messed up views behind that, I just appreciate the comments this time around and thought others may be interested.
bluebeanbaby the thing we don't know is which table was shot first. This may have been done first but uploaded after since actors are usually put up first. But doesn't mean they'd ever ask
I loved this session. Interesting knowledge. EK
Matt Damon forever one of my favs 🤍
Producers have as much love for the arts as the people who create the films.
Will there be a writers' roundtable? Chazelle, Jenkins and Lonergan wrote their own movies but they already appeared at the directors' table and they're kind of the stars of the season.
Do an AD/UPM round table
WHY CAN'T THERE BE UNEDITED VERSIONS OF THESE - PODCASTS MAYBE?
I think I would like to have lunch and get life advice from Marc Platt
Darren Aronofsky sounds like Edward Snowden
9:46 "-Hmm, I need to interrupt this...must think of a stupid question to interrupt him..."
Darren did it off our fellow actors.
Good job on asking them about diversity. Please tell me there'll be a studio executives table where you do ask them about it. Confront them in the face. Maybe even show the clip from the actress roundtable.
Ooh your such a hero
Fuck off. Please.
Why do you want to annoy the studio executives with a clip from perhaps the most vapid people on Earth? The actresses roundtable were a shame.
editing issue at 46:48- audio & video not synced up. only for a few seconds though.
I said the God Father II as well
wow, such an unknown movie
"And when we’re talking about diversity, you do it in the casting of the film" - Matt Damon
Why do people still bring this up? That quote was completely taken out of context.
yall love talking one comment that a celeb makes and running with it.
Carl Creighton He was explaining how the best people should be hired for the job, no matter what what their skin colour is. And as a POC I agree with Damon's statement.
the best one, what a great table
What happened to the audio at 46 minutes 49 seconds? That's an error within this release. It was excellent also. Very fun to watch concepts and challenging questions spoken about freely. Good job. Chicken soup for the soul.
Soooo Stephen didn't have the balls to ask Amy Adams question! Disappointed.
do a cinematographers round table please!!! that would be amazing!!!
there is one for sure and there might be a second one.
How about giving a shout-out to the original of "The Departed", Infernal Affairs. Weak. Where's is Quentin where you need him.
Richard Westerlind exactly what I was thinking. They always rip off foreign films and hardly give them the recognition they deserve. I love the departed but should've given credit where it due.
Are DVDs still superior over BluRays?
I like the pop up texts explaining references and terms. Also, Galloway is one smooth mofo.
Thanks God we are seeing less mr bean pics and talking
Surprised no-one went for Tom Hanks' Cast Away as a desert island choice. Could come in quite handy, especially if you have a surplus of Fed Ex goods at hand.
What is exactly the difference between a producer and an executive producer?
They heard the name "Wilson" and went "Wow" altogether
can you please get new hosts
I feel like I watched this about 6 months ago. Is that possible?
Subtitulos pls
*sees Stephen Galloway and exits video immediately* sigh.
Galloway is so inorganic! Around 21:30.
Time Bandits! Great choice!
57:41 he was 13 and they believed he was 16? When I was 16 I had a gas station worker almost call the cops on me cause she thought some 14 year old stole someone's car for a joy ride.
Hitchhiking the Event Horizon, Hypnosis (about a superhero with the hypnosis superpowers that has the kekkei genkai).
we do come to the SAT with a calc lol
i want to see Tom Cruise - Leonardo Dicaprio - Brad Pitt - Will Smith - Johnny Depp in a Roundtable NOW !
u silly girl, tom cruise and will smith will never get nods for a oscar, meaning they wont ever see this table, find more actors to like
Will Smith is in a round table this year actually... so there's that.
i want to see them together is what i mean
Q Q4k lmao the funny thing is Tom Cruise has been nominated for 3 Oscars (Born on the Fourth of July, Jerry Maguire and Magnolia) and Will Smith has been nominated twice (Ali and Pursuit of Happyness) and Will Smith has actually been apart of the round table in 2016
and Shia Laboeuf
Bhai last step inka yahi hai . Aur hamara bhi.
I still haven't forgiven Darren for making that awful film Noah. Seriously amazing how a director can make a piece of Art like Black Swan then go to put out a heaping pile of poop
do an interrupter roundtable
They all speak so eloquently
first heard of frank marshall on Back to the future
23:15 - 23:19 “wow” “wOW” “wow” “wow” “Wow” “wow” “woow”
If I have to watch something a thousand times over and over again the answer is Star Wars, Wizard of Oz, Princess Bride, Raiders of the Lost Ark, etc. Noone is watching One flew over the cuckoo's nest over and over again as great as that movie is.
Darron Aronosky = Christian Bale (From American Hustle), or (Terminator) or anything really lol. Never noticed it.