September 23, 2004
I was writing my review of Enduring Love just now and I realized that the lead couple in the film are named Joe and Claire. These are the same names I gave the lead couple in Rocketman. That collective unconscious, it'll get you every time.
This huge 35th anniversary issue of Interview magazine arrived this morning; it seems to weigh about ten pounds, and is chock full of beautiful photographs of beautiful people. There's a remarkably alluring vintage snapshot of Sofia Coppola deshabille and a colorful portrait of David LaChappelle's two studios (featuring in its corner a certain pop star I have an affinity for), but what caught my eye the most is the Armani ads featuring the cast of The Dreamers; Michael Pitt's hair is long, his face marked with stubble, and he looks like he walked right off the set of Last Days and into an Armani suit (which he probably did). I can't wait for that movie. Incidentally, there's also a portrait of Andy Warhol by Gus Van Sant in the magazine. Also incidentally, there was an interview with Shane Carruth, who I interviewed today. I've got some good tape to transcribe (thanks for the tape recorder, Yen), and that and my review of Primer will be up next week sometime. Look forward to it.
There's finally a Quicktime trailer for 2046 online, and it's a beaut. I can't --
Hmmm.
I repeat myself a lot, don't I?
Posted by David Lowery at September 23, 2004 01:52 AM
Comments
OMG, Shane looks like a supermodel in Interview. He must have been blessed by a gay stylist. What was he like? Does he still live here?
I'm still going through "Rocketman," hope to finish it by the end of this weekend.
BTW, I can't get to the 2046 trailer. I don't see it on your link...
Posted by: Yen at September 23, 2004 09:40 AM
Hmmm. The trailer seems to have been taken down. It's probably the same one that was available in WMV before, except this time it was all in French.
I hope WE get blessed by gay stylists in the future.
Posted by: Ghostboy at September 24, 2004 01:34 AM