INTERVIEWS

Appaloosa: New Western by Ed HarrisAppaloosa: New Western by Ed HarrisI was immediately drawn to the relationship between Cole and Hitch. After I read the first few scenes between these guys, I fell in love with their dialogue and their friendship. These are two tough guys who've been riding together for more than 12 years and they just know each other. They don't have to talk about their feelings necessarily, there's an unspoken understanding between them. They're very comfortable with one another and respect each other, and they have a great sense of humor together--Director-Actor Ed Harriscontinue > RocknRolla by Guy Ritchie Starring Gerard ButlerI wanted to work with Ritchie since seeing "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels." When I opened the script for "RocknRolla," it was everything I could have dreamed of. The film is thought-provoking, but it has also got humor, violence and silliness--Gerard Butlercontinue >
RocknRolla: Guy Ritchie's Portrait of the New London"RocknRolla" is really about the consequences of London becoming an international phenomenon. London is in the middle of the world in the sense that it's often the last place you go on your way to America, and it's the first place you arrive before you get to Europe--Director Guy Ritchiecontinue > Ashes of Time Redux: Wong Kar-Wai's Motives for RestorationWe founded Jet Tone Films in 1992, and "Ashes of Time" was our first production. I always regretted that the way we had to make "Ashes of Time" back then didn't allow us to achieve the technical standards the film needed. Now, 15 years later, I want to put this right--Wong Kar Waicontinue >

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