The Lost City of Z in F Magazine (Italy)
  

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Five Questions with James Gray
Turning this movie was adventurous?
A hell from the viewpoint of physical: 4 months in the forest at 40 degrees, between snakes, spiders, crocodiles and malaria. We’re back Exhausted and many members of the Troupe got sick.”
Where did you shoot?
“In Colombia along the course of the Rio Don Diego. Shooting in the jungle was inspired by the originals shots of the explorer Fawcett and light for paintings by Henri Rousseau.
He is not the first to be inspired by Percy Fawcett.
“Yes, about him, Conan Doyle, He modeled the professor George Challenger in novel The Lost World, which in turn inspired Michael Crichton’s world with Jurassic Park and Lost. “Â
What is the most interesting side of Fawcett?
Play everything for a dream. Not for greed, to find out if outside Of the West existed a civilization.
He shot movies like Two Lovers and We Own The Night. After love, thriller and now adventure what will you do next? “
A science fiction film, Ad Astra, this time with Brad Pitt: he was to be the protagonist of lost civilization, but then participated in the film only as a producer
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The Jungle Obsession That Devours Everything
We are from the parts of Apocalypse Now of Coppola or Aguirre, Herzog goddess. That is: the jungle is a heart of Darkness and the hero of the turn is prey to an obsession that it places it in the dimension of myth and at the same time it damns. Only this time behind the camera is James Gray, More controlled director, less extreme than a Coppola or Herzog. The result is a classic film, in which, drawing from David Grann’s book Looking for Z The Lost City (Corbaccio), Gray tells us the true story of the English explorer Percy Fawcett who, sent by the Crown to trace the borders between Brazil and Bolivia, thought he had found the remains of a lost civilization, much older than the European white one. To accompany him between malaria fevers, ambushes, indios traitors and fatigues, a small one Group of guides and carriers. Twice Percy came back in Amazonia, sacrificing to her obsession wife, children and all that Which had then disappeared swallowed from nothing. Presented at the festival Of Berlin with success, the film tackles intelligently a very present theme: the white man’s racism that has always been to consider other inferior civilizations. “All they deserve to have dignity, whether it be Indigenous or women, “said the director.
Thanks Posh.
Robert Pattinson Gets Confused for Bradley Cooper’s Bodyguard
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This is a rough translation using Google & Bing, but I think we get the gist of it.
“My Eyelids Have Bled”
Robert Pattinson doesn’t always have it easy: the stress is on him! In Cannes, he presented the drama Good Time and he told us, he knows how to deal with his anxiety.
SKIP: How was shooting with two directors?
ROBERT PATTINSON: Tough! The two have been arguing all the time. (Laughs) It was quite hectic. If two people are consistently talking at the same time, it is sometimes quite perplexing.
Your roles are becoming more and more unusual – what are you looking for?
I do not know, I just see that I find something that is not so predictable. I like to be a screenwriter, with whom I do not yet know on page 5 how the story goes. And I can’t remember the last time I watched a mainstream movie and I thought “Wow !!” Although I really like to watch superhero movies.
Did you want to participate in such a game?
I think it’s more like people who are convinced that they can save the world. I bring the opposite of it. (Laughs)
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Robert Pattinson shares his knowledge of London with Emirate Airlines “Open Skies Magazine”Â
Thanks Robert – I’ll be packing this on my next trip to London.
 
Thanks Sue.
Robert Pattinson and Good Time Featured in Cinema Scope
 
Here is the full “Spotlight” article featuring GOOD TIME.
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Thanks Posh.
Transcript concerning GOOD TIME after the cut *contains spoilers*
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Robert Pattinson on the cover of Cahiers Du Cinema
Robert is on the cover of the June edition of Cahiers Du Cinema and the magazine will feature a new interview from Cannes by Cyril Béghin & Stéphane Delorme.  There is no digital version of this magazine and I believe it will be available on newsstands in France from Wednesday 14 June 2017, so we will add the interview as soon as we can [Updated: interview after the cut. Translation to follow].  In the meantime, you can enjoy the photo of Robert as Connie Nikas below.  Loving the hype surrounding GOOD TIME.
 
Magazine scan and new BTS after the cut
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