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మోదీ పర్యటనకు నిరసనగా ఆందోళనలు
SHOTLIST:
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FILM CLIPS ARE CLEARED FOR MEDIA BROADCAST AND/OR INTERNET USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS STORY ONLY. NO RE-SALE. NO ARCHIVE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Los Angeles, 26 February 2019
1. Exterior ArcLight Cinemas
2. Close-up arrivals-line backdrop: "Greta" film logo
3. Various actress Chloe Grace Moretz poses for photographers
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Chloe Grace Moretz, actress, on "Greta":
"This movie, for me, was something that felt exciting to take on, being that it's a genre that I love, which is thriller and horror. And it was a way to take a story that reminded me of 'Single White Female' or 'Basic Instinct' to 'Fatal Attraction' and subvert the genre by casting, you know, Isabelle Huppert instead of Anthony Hopkins. And instead of the boyfriend character, it's Maika Monroe as my best friend. And that was opportunity, I think, within this genre you get to subvert the tropes that you can so easily fall into. And I really want to take advantage of that. And, you know, of course delved back into horror, which I think people know I really, really appreciate very much.
FOCUS
5. Trailer excerpt: "Greta"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Los Angeles, 26 February 2019
6. Director Neil Jordan and actress Chloe Grace Moretz pose for photographers
7. Medium shot Neil Jordan being interviewed
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Neil Jordan, director:
"Kind of a reinvention of the '90s stalker movie and it was, what interested me was that it was basically about three women you know. And the character that you'd normally be the invasive monster, often played by Anthony Hopkins or a figure like that, was played in this case by Isabelle Huppert. So, it was a woman. So it's about a relationship, an obsessive relationship between two women that went very, very bad."
FOCUS
9. Trailer excerpt: "Greta"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Los Angeles, 26 February 2019
10. Setup shot actress Chloe Grace Moretz speaking to reporter
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Chloë Grace Moretz, actress, on working with Isabelle Huppert:
"Isabelle is incredible. She's someone who - I've had the incredible pleasure of working with so many amazing actresses, and being able to be so inspired by many of them. But she was someone who in particular I think I learned a lot from, being that she was a constant student. You know, she was someone who kept wanting to learn and she questioned everything and she wanted opinions and you wanted to discuss what was going on on set, and she cared about my opinion and she really wanted to be more of a confidant and a partner than just like a teacher and someone who's kind of preaching to you. And I really appreciate that, being the cinematic icon that she is."
11. Actress Chloe Grace Moretz poses for photographers
STORYLINE:
CHLOE GRACE MORITZ BRINGS HER TORONTO FESTIVAL FAVORITE, TALE OF FATAL ATTRACTION, TO L.A.
Much of the unexpected took place on the set of "The Crying Game" director Neil Jordan's latest, "Greta."
First of the all, the horror film, a homage to the '80s and '90s horror-stalker genre, dug deeper than usual for inspiration.
Instead of opposite-sex relationships turning potentially fatal, as in, say, "Fatal Attraction" or "The Silence of the Lambs," "Greta" goes the same-sex route, which was a hit with audiences in such films as "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" and "Single White Female."
In the case of "Greta," it's fresh-faced Chloe Grace Moretz fooled by the sweet surface of a sexagenarian, played by Isabelle Huppert.
And that's just the start of the film's topsy-turvy take on horror conventions.
"Instead of the boyfriend character, it's Maika Monroe as my best friend," Moretz explained. "And that was opportunity, I think, within this genre you get to subvert the tropes that you can so easily fall into. And I really want to take advantage of that."
For Jordan, structuring "Greta" as a triangle comprised of three women was hugely appealing.
And, it seems for all, working with the legendary Huppert would have sealed this deal no matter what was on the page.
"Isabelle is incredible," said Moritz. "I've had the incredible pleasure of working with so many amazing actresses, and being able to be so inspired by many of them. But she was someone who in particular I think I learned a lot from, being that she was a constant student. You know, she was someone who kept wanting to learn and she questioned everything and she wanted opinions and you wanted to discuss what was going on on set, and she cared about my opinion and she really wanted to be more of a confidant and a partner than just like a teacher and someone who's kind of preaching to you. And I really appreciate that, being the cinematic icon that she is."
"Greta" release info ~
Lithuania1 March 2019
USA1 March 2019
Portugal7 March 2019
Estonia8 March 2019
Greece14 March 2019
Russia21 March 2019
UK19 April 2019
Ireland19 April 2019
Netherlands2 May 2019
Brazil9 May 2019
Germany6 June 2019
France12 June 2019
Spain28 June 2019
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FILM CLIPS ARE CLEARED FOR MEDIA BROADCAST AND/OR INTERNET USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THIS STORY ONLY. NO RE-SALE. NO ARCHIVE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Los Angeles, 26 February 2019
1. Exterior ArcLight Cinemas
2. Close-up arrivals-line backdrop: "Greta" film logo
3. Various actress Chloe Grace Moretz poses for photographers
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Chloe Grace Moretz, actress, on "Greta":
"This movie, for me, was something that felt exciting to take on, being that it's a genre that I love, which is thriller and horror. And it was a way to take a story that reminded me of 'Single White Female' or 'Basic Instinct' to 'Fatal Attraction' and subvert the genre by casting, you know, Isabelle Huppert instead of Anthony Hopkins. And instead of the boyfriend character, it's Maika Monroe as my best friend. And that was opportunity, I think, within this genre you get to subvert the tropes that you can so easily fall into. And I really want to take advantage of that. And, you know, of course delved back into horror, which I think people know I really, really appreciate very much.
FOCUS
5. Trailer excerpt: "Greta"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Los Angeles, 26 February 2019
6. Director Neil Jordan and actress Chloe Grace Moretz pose for photographers
7. Medium shot Neil Jordan being interviewed
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Neil Jordan, director:
"Kind of a reinvention of the '90s stalker movie and it was, what interested me was that it was basically about three women you know. And the character that you'd normally be the invasive monster, often played by Anthony Hopkins or a figure like that, was played in this case by Isabelle Huppert. So, it was a woman. So it's about a relationship, an obsessive relationship between two women that went very, very bad."
FOCUS
9. Trailer excerpt: "Greta"
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Los Angeles, 26 February 2019
10. Setup shot actress Chloe Grace Moretz speaking to reporter
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Chloë Grace Moretz, actress, on working with Isabelle Huppert:
"Isabelle is incredible. She's someone who - I've had the incredible pleasure of working with so many amazing actresses, and being able to be so inspired by many of them. But she was someone who in particular I think I learned a lot from, being that she was a constant student. You know, she was someone who kept wanting to learn and she questioned everything and she wanted opinions and you wanted to discuss what was going on on set, and she cared about my opinion and she really wanted to be more of a confidant and a partner than just like a teacher and someone who's kind of preaching to you. And I really appreciate that, being the cinematic icon that she is."
11. Actress Chloe Grace Moretz poses for photographers
STORYLINE:
CHLOE GRACE MORITZ BRINGS HER TORONTO FESTIVAL FAVORITE, TALE OF FATAL ATTRACTION, TO L.A.
Much of the unexpected took place on the set of "The Crying Game" director Neil Jordan's latest, "Greta."
First of the all, the horror film, a homage to the '80s and '90s horror-stalker genre, dug deeper than usual for inspiration.
Instead of opposite-sex relationships turning potentially fatal, as in, say, "Fatal Attraction" or "The Silence of the Lambs," "Greta" goes the same-sex route, which was a hit with audiences in such films as "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" and "Single White Female."
In the case of "Greta," it's fresh-faced Chloe Grace Moretz fooled by the sweet surface of a sexagenarian, played by Isabelle Huppert.
And that's just the start of the film's topsy-turvy take on horror conventions.
"Instead of the boyfriend character, it's Maika Monroe as my best friend," Moretz explained. "And that was opportunity, I think, within this genre you get to subvert the tropes that you can so easily fall into. And I really want to take advantage of that."
For Jordan, structuring "Greta" as a triangle comprised of three women was hugely appealing.
And, it seems for all, working with the legendary Huppert would have sealed this deal no matter what was on the page.
"Isabelle is incredible," said Moritz. "I've had the incredible pleasure of working with so many amazing actresses, and being able to be so inspired by many of them. But she was someone who in particular I think I learned a lot from, being that she was a constant student. You know, she was someone who kept wanting to learn and she questioned everything and she wanted opinions and you wanted to discuss what was going on on set, and she cared about my opinion and she really wanted to be more of a confidant and a partner than just like a teacher and someone who's kind of preaching to you. And I really appreciate that, being the cinematic icon that she is."
"Greta" release info ~
Lithuania1 March 2019
USA1 March 2019
Portugal7 March 2019
Estonia8 March 2019
Greece14 March 2019
Russia21 March 2019
UK19 April 2019
Ireland19 April 2019
Netherlands2 May 2019
Brazil9 May 2019
Germany6 June 2019
France12 June 2019
Spain28 June 2019
===========================================================
Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
