Licorice Pizza - Speculation & General Reactions

[Alethia]

well, to be fair, if you listened to one of the q and a's posted, kinda the same answers.

[Alma]

Fun interview. I can't believe Sean Penn was cast to play William Holden, one of the most attractive men of all time.

[RudyBlatnoyd]

PTA is a pretty cagey interviewee these days. Not that I can really blame most modern filmmakers for being unfailingly polite about other people's work and refusing to be drawn too much on the more 'problematic' aspects of their own movies. I can't imagine they need the added stress of a social media backlash and most don't have the kind of commercial clout to just throw shade on whoever they want in the industry with impunity (Tarantino's box office success lets him vent in a way most others wouldn't).

I'm happy for him to let his films do the talking, though. Maybe when he's Scorsese's / Coppola's age he'll take the gloves off in interviews.

[ono]

Anyway, this was kind of a boring, softball interview. Nothing much we haven't already heard from him before.

Apart from the new things he spoke about that he hasnt talked about before.

Every single post youre like this why?

It's in her name. She can't help but being wrong all the time.

[pynchonikon]

Such a beautifully minor interview 

[PaulElroy35]

well, to be fair, if you listened to one of the q and a's posted, kinda the same answers.

Thats the thing though most of the time interviews arent going to be great unless people are are asked different  questions.

This one had some cool stuff in but you cant please wrongright anyway so not worth trying haha

[PaulElroy35]

Anyway, this was kind of a boring, softball interview. Nothing much we haven't already heard from him before.

Apart from the new things he spoke about that he hasnt talked about before.

Oh its a she is it i thought i was some guy.

Every single post youre like this why?

It's in her name. She can't help but being wrong all the time.

Oh its a she is it i thought i was some guy

[wrongright]

PTA is a pretty cagey interviewee these days. Not that I can really blame most modern filmmakers for being unfailingly polite about other people's work and refusing to be drawn too much on the more 'problematic' aspects of their own movies. I can't imagine they need the added stress of a social media backlash and most don't have the kind of commercial clout to just throw shade on whoever they want in the industry with impunity (Tarantino's box office success lets him vent in a way most others wouldn't).

I'm happy for him to let his films do the talking, though. Maybe when he's Scorsese's / Coppola's age he'll take the gloves off in interviews.

I guess that's right. My issue is really more with the interviewer. He could've dug deeper and asked less generic questions.

[jviness02]

Fun interview. I can't believe Sean Penn was cast to play William Holden, one of the most attractive men of all time.

Yes! Surprised this seems to be overlooked! This is exciting!

[Tdog]

"I'm very anxious to work with Joaquin again." 

Yes please! Post Joker Joaquin can probably help further get the money rolling easier too.

[Montclair]

Think he's got a secret Instagram somewhere?

[Drenk]

https://twitter.com/cj_prin/status/1458476173395120134

[Alma]

Looks like it's from that Mark Zuckerberg metaverse thing.

[Alethia]

Close shave PTA

[Alethia]

Feeling fairly certain but not completely confident I'll be able to see Licorice Pizza tonight got me like