https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIK4bgNEcvY
Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts
Dee Wallace Describes CUJO Trauma
Check out the Fox interview with Dee Wallace. (HERE) She has quite a bit to say about her work on Cujo.
Fox News: It’s been said “Cujo” was the most difficult film for you to make, but one that you’re the proudest of. How so?
Wallace: My God, it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done mentally, physically, emotionally. You have to understand you’re working with a dog – an incredibly trained dog – actually there were 13 dogs that played Cujo. Then there was a young kid of 6 and me. So I had to absolutely be on the whole time. What an emotional ride. And every time you see a scene, we probably shot it 15 times from different angles. That’s a huge amount of emotional output. And what most people don’t understand is that your body does not differentiate between a perceived threat and an actual threat. So I blew all my adrenals out because for eight weeks, literally, I was in fight or flight.
They treated me for exhaustion for about three weeks afterward. I still take raw adrenal supplements because I just blew them out from all the emotional work. And physically. Physically alone was incredibly demanding. But I look at the film and think that I went as far as I could go, as truthful as I could go. If I can do that in every performance, I will die a happy actress.
Fox News: What did Stephen King think of the film?
Wallace: He was down there for the first couple days of shooting... He often touts "Cujo" as the best film rendition of any of his writing and that I should have received an award nomination. He’s really generous with his praise. My job is to really honor in the most authentic way what the writer and the director want to bring to life. I feel a real duty to my fans to do that in the most truthful way I can.
Georgie
www.indiegogo.com/projects/georgie-a-short-film#/
WHO WE ARE
John Campopiano is an audiovisual archivist, film writer, and producer living in Boston. He co- wrote, produced, and directed the 2017 documentary, Unearthed & Untold: The Path to PET SEMATARY and is writer and co-producer on the forthcoming documentary, Pennywise: The Story of IT. Ryan Grulich is a writer/producer/director based in Seattle. He produced the 2017 film, Foolish Mortals, a documentary about Disney’s Haunted Mansion, and has directed several short films including, I Hate Halloween, which premiered on July 28, 2018.
ORIGINS OF PROJECT IDEA
GEORGIE started out as an adventurous idea "what if?" What if, years after his apparent death, Georgie Denbrough returned to the screen? As two ardent fans of the 1990 miniseries, John and Ryan decided they wanted to explore the possibilities of that very scenario in the form of a short film. GEORGIE will shake your mind and rattle your bones.
WHY WE NEED MONEY / WHAT WE'LL DO WITH IT
GEORGIE needs your help to return to reality. Your participation will support the hiring of cast and crew, to turn what is truly a surreal and horrifying script into the cinematic return of the original Georgie Denbrough.
PERKS OFFERED
As a way of showing our appreciation for any contribution you're able to make, we have a variety of really exciting and very limited perks that you have the chance to add to your collection. These one of a kind items have been procured lovingly by the filmmakers with the IT fanatic in mind. You will only be able to see them here, so join us before the chance FLOATS away.
- Receive a signed & personalized GEORGIE postcard from Tony Dakota! Artwork by Tom Ryan. (Limited to 150)
- Official Theater of Creeps GEORGIE enamel pin! Artwork by Zachary Jackson Brown. (Limited to 225)
- Official Fright-Rags GEORGIE t-shirt! Men & Women designs available. Artwork by Zachary Jackson Brown.
- Official GEORGIE 11x17 poster signed by Tony Dakota! (Limited to 150)
11.22.63 Behind The Scenes
I like this line, "It's like the furnishings of your head brought to life."
11.22.63 trailer
One of my favorite books is coming to Hulu as a television series. I'm really excited!
NINETEEN SIXTY THREE: The Day Kennedy Was Shot
One of my favorite books is Jim Bishop's "The Day Lincoln was Shot" by Jim Bishop. He also has a wonderful book titled "The Day Kennedy Was Shot."
In honor of the release of 11/22/63 , here is a taste of what that day was like. . .
In honor of the release of 11/22/63 , here is a taste of what that day was like. . .
VIDEO: The National Medal Of Arts Awarded To Stephen King
President Obama awarded Stephen King the National Medal of Arts at a White House ceremony today.
news.mpbn.net cites president Obama saying, "Without them there would be no edible schoolyard, no ... really scary things like 'Carrie' and 'Misery.
The article also stated:
The official citation, read by the president's military aide, cited King as one of the most popular authors of our time and praised his work, saying he has both delighted and terrified audiences around the world.Which is pretty close to the White House statement:
"Stephen King for his contributions as an author. One of the most popular and prolific writers of our time, Mr. King combines his remarkable storytelling with his sharp analysis of human nature. For decades, his works of horror, suspense, science fiction, and fantasy have terrified and delighted audiences around the world."
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
