Greg Berlanti Interview Fly me to the Moon and Scooby-Doo Live-Action Series

You think your job is hard? Imagine trying to get skeptical Americans to believe in the impossible during the space race of the 1960s. In Greg Berlanti's (Love, Simon) romantic comedy, Fly Me to the Moon, NASA's launch director Cole Davis (Channing Tatum) is dealing with just that, with the help of marketing specialist Kelly Jones (Scarlett Johansson), albeit reluctantly so. Together, and with the help of a film crew (and a real-life cinematographer) and dedicated experts, they have to sell the Apollo 11 moon landing - and film a backup just in case!
Berlanti, a producer of hit series and films since the late '90s and a filmmaker with a knack for romance, takes the lead on this Apple TV+ feature, spinning a love story written in the stars with comedy. Fly Me to the Moon plays on the conspiracy theory that we never actually landed on the moon, but rather, it was all a carefully crafted ruse in a studio somewhere. In the movie, however, the filmed version is more of a backup should anything go wrong while trying to record one of man's greatest achievements in history.
During this interview with Collider's Steve Weintraub, Berlanti talks about the tricks he's learned over the years on the sets of hit series like Arrow, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and more to tighten films in the edit, as well as whether we'll get to see deleted scenes in the future. He also reveals how he got acclaimed cinematographer Dariusz Wolski (The Martian, Napoleon) to play the director in Fly Me to the Moon in his first-ever appearance on camera and teases Netflix's upcoming Scooby-Doo! The Live-Action Series.
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