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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/film/7018208/Peter-Jackson-interview.html
Gosh, he looks tired.
Gosh, he looks tired.
Peter Jackson Interview
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grammaboodawg
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I love these snapshots of Peter and how he's doing. I'm not surprised he's tired. He's been on a whirlwind with interviews, travels, and premier/Lovely Bones activities. I'll bet he's ready to get home and veg for a few days.
I'm also impressed with the author of the article. They touched on a lot of Peter's life and works considering it's not a very long article.
Yeah... this is a good one
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I'm also impressed with the author of the article. They touched on a lot of Peter's life and works considering it's not a very long article.
Yeah... this is a good one
Thanks And back again!
Ataahua
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As to his future projects, he talks of some possible ‘guerrilla film-making’ while Del Toro crafts his two-movie Hobbit project.
‘... I might be quite tempted to sneak in and rattle something off on the weekends.’
The last time he did any kind of guerrilla film-making (that we know of), he was hiding from the LOTR studio execs in Wellington while finishing off his Forgotten Silver TV movie.
More please, Pete!
‘... I might be quite tempted to sneak in and rattle something off on the weekends.’
The last time he did any kind of guerrilla film-making (that we know of), he was hiding from the LOTR studio execs in Wellington while finishing off his Forgotten Silver TV movie.
More please, Pete!
grammaboodawg
Immortal
*whispers* But I miss our hobbity-looking Peter with dem big glasses. 
Woodyend
Gondor
Which I see was taken in 2009. Makes me wonder about the motives of this interviewer.
Wow I just mentioned I love Top Gear in another thread about Bilbo lookalikes. I thought Hamster ( Richard Hammond) looked very hobbitish . Who knew Peter is a fan as well.
Bilbo: An Ian Holm look-alike
http://newboards.theonering.net/forum/gforum/perl/gforum.cgi?post=233854;sb=post_time;so=DESC;forum_view=forum_view_collapsed;;page=unread#unread
About The Lovely Bones.
'There are some people who might enjoy watching a 14-year-old girl getting killed, a small minority maybe, but how could you live with yourself in providing that titillation? I wouldn’t want the movie defined by that.’
is this the same director who once declared: ‘I didn’t want to make movies, I wanted to make monsters’?
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Goes to the heart of the great man. The interviewer doesn’t seem to understand that there is a big difference between fictional monsters and real ones. I think as a father, he just couldn’t go there.
All in all it was a good read. I leaned some things about Peter I didn’t know.
Wow I just mentioned I love Top Gear in another thread about Bilbo lookalikes. I thought Hamster ( Richard Hammond) looked very hobbitish . Who knew Peter is a fan as well.
Bilbo: An Ian Holm look-alike
http://newboards.theonering.net/forum/gforum/perl/gforum.cgi?post=233854;sb=post_time;so=DESC;forum_view=forum_view_collapsed;;page=unread#unread
About The Lovely Bones.
'There are some people who might enjoy watching a 14-year-old girl getting killed, a small minority maybe, but how could you live with yourself in providing that titillation? I wouldn’t want the movie defined by that.’
is this the same director who once declared: ‘I didn’t want to make movies, I wanted to make monsters’?
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Goes to the heart of the great man. The interviewer doesn’t seem to understand that there is a big difference between fictional monsters and real ones. I think as a father, he just couldn’t go there.
All in all it was a good read. I leaned some things about Peter I didn’t know.