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Mr. Cranky Interviews John Boorman

(Warning: This profile may contain objective information.)

Director:
  • The General
  • Beyond Rangoon
  • Hope and Glory
  • The Emerald Forest
  • Excalibur
  • Exorcist II: The Heretic
  • Deliverance
  • Point Blank
  • Mr. Cranky:
    If you were offered the opportunity to live your life as another film person (actor, director, etc.) who would it be and why?

    John Boorman:
    Kurasawa. Because of his perfect grasp of film technique and artistry.

    What is the most bizarre experience you've had making a movie?

    This quiz rates pretty high.

    What do you wish you could change about yourself and why?

    I would be younger but wiser.

    If you could work with any person in the film industry, past or present, actor, director or writer, who would it be and why?

    Ingrid Bergman. My ideal of a woman.

    You've been hired to remake "Casablanca." Who do you cast in the leads and why?

    I don't do remakes.
    Describe something in your career (a role you took, a direction you gave, an edit you made) that you regret.
    The ten scripts I never got to make.

    What one person have you enjoyed working with the most?

    Brendan Gleeson.
    Of all the movies you have seen, which one made you the crankiest?
    "Pretty Woman."

    What question do reporters and interviewers ask you that, when you come right down to it, is just really none of their goddamned business?

    How much were you paid?

    Suddenly the film industry vanishes. What are you doing to make ends meet and do you enjoy it?

    I am a farmer, so I would spend more time on my crops.

    What question are you just waiting to be asked or What other question would you like to see included on this sheet?

    The interviewer who says "I have no more questions."




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