The New Yorker Radio Hour Julianne Moore Explains What She Needs in a Film Director
Dec 31, 2024
Julianne Moore, an acclaimed film actress known for her versatile roles and collaborations with legendary directors, shares insights into her craft. She discusses her attraction to stories of ordinary lives and the importance of collaboration with filmmakers. Moore reflects on how a director's style can profoundly influence her performances and expresses the emotional depth she seeks in characters. Through her experiences, she reveals the balance between spontaneity and preparation that shapes her creative process.
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Unexpected Film Career
- Julianne Moore's film career began unexpectedly after 30, starting with TV and soap operas.
- Her career took off in the early 90s thanks to roles in films by Robert Altman, Louis Malle, and Todd Haynes.
Director's Vision
- Julianne Moore emphasizes the importance of a director's point of view in filmmaking.
- She appreciates directors who have a distinct style and often write their own scripts.
Use Playback
- Julianne Moore utilizes playback during filming as a valuable tool.
- This allows her to understand the director’s framing and adjust her performance accordingly.
