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All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)

Edward Berger
1. Edward Berger
  
  And I really enjoy that part before they run out. Here you see the poster again, you know, reminding us of his character and also adding a little bit of humor. Because humor can't ever hurt, right? Especially in a movie like this, where we don't have much of it.
  
  1:04:06 · jump to transcript →
2. Edward Berger
  
  and we suddenly, and here, I'm sorry, I'm seeing the poster blowing in the wind that one of our characters has left on the wall. And so, and I go out to the battlefield, and we find James, the cinematographer, sunk up to his hips in the mud, and he couldn't get out anymore. He almost drowned, basically. It was so wet. And so we had to get a crane to get him out of this mud field.
  
  2:15:13 · jump to transcript →
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Warfare (2025)

Ray Mendoza, Alex Garland, Brian Philpot
1. The real John was a STV guy, I would say his name, Ryan Johnson. I couldn't find Ryan Johnson for the film. He's similar to me. He went off the radar for a while, or went off the reservation for a while. But when the trailer came out, he actually reached out. And we ended up talking. And he'll be watching the film here soon. But I feel I represented him well.
  
  1:12:46 · jump to transcript →

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