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«It's going to be good.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«We're trying to reinvent Bond. He's 28 - no Q, no gadgets.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«We're trying to reinvent Bond. He's 28. It's very difficult to think of new ways of blowing things up. It's the journey that's the thing--finding a new journey for the character.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«[Still, who will complain, since in both real life and cinematic fantasy everyone agrees that what is needed all round is a change of image. MI6 offers disguised profiles of its latest recruits, which are replete with red-brick universities, second-class degrees, and operatives with Asian names. The movie men are looking for something new too.] We're trying to reinvent Bond, ... It's very difficult to think of new ways of blowing things up. It's the journey that's the thing - finding a new journey for the character.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«You get one shot.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«I was hoping to do something to twist people's point of view just a tiny bit, to make them look at things just a hair differently.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«I'd only seen him as the hero or the foppish best friend - so I felt predisposed to like him. On the other hand, Granger's character is not particularly attractive at all - 1950s film heroes were supposed to be strong and confident, yet here is this rather tediously weak man, who allows himself to be pushed around by women.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«[In an artfully drawn-out chase sequence - one of Haggis's personal highlights - Hitchcock pushes our mixed feelings about the central characters even further. Bruno is rushing to plant Guy's lighter at the murder scene (with Guy in hot pursuit) when he accidentally drops it down a drain. Hitchcock's camera lingers voyeuristically over him as he struggles to retrieve it.] I'll never forget watching Bruno squeeze his hand down through that metal grate, ... Seeing the sweat forming on his brow, feeling his pain as the lighter remains just beyond reach.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«I avoided the phone this morning because this (the DGA nomination) was the one I knew I wouldn't get. When my friend called to tell me, I made him repeat the sentence three times.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«My questions were all about things that bothered me personally. I wanted to explore how good people can do bad things.»
Author: Paul Haggis

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