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Stephen King adaptations, and we all understand that his brand is certainly not an assured seal of approval. Why take the chance on a script that so easily could have resulted in Graveyard Shift instead of The Shawshank Redemption? Who would sign up for such a potentially horrendous challenge? Who would strap on the handcuffs, and who would jump into the rotting corpse on the floor? It had to have been the most miserable filming experience. I can’t imagine being in that room for the entire shoot. Bruce Greenwood:  It was so not miserable.

Carla Gugino:  Isn’t that interesting? Bruce:  It was so not miserable.

We were so into supporting each other, all of us, not just Carla and I, but the two Mikes and the crew. We shot it in sequence, so we all took the ride together, and as physically daunting as it was for Carla, which was undeniably difficult, the energy was always really, really positive. Carla:  You know, I think if we were making something that we didn’t feel was something worth making, like you know if you’re on the set and you’re like, “Oh, this isn’t working.”Bruce:  Yeah, we would have changed the project, you know …Carla:  For sure. Because all of those elements that you’re talking about were true. It was hot in there. It was small. It was cramped.

It was physically uncomfortable, but we were so excited about the story that we were telling and so intrigued by, also, in the short time frame that we had, it really required fast thinking and thinking on your feet, and also …Bruce:  And emotionally, it felt like it was true. Carla:  Exactly. Bruce:  It felt like the time was well spent. Carla:  Yeah, I know, it’s interesting, you know? Watch Tarzan And The Lost City Online Goodvideohost on this page. It’s funny to say that because I don’t consider myself masochistic in any way, but that aspect of it was more like metaphorically important for the character, and therefore, became kind of a non- issue.

I mean, there were definitely a couple of times where I think I was more exhausted on the emotional front even than the physical. Bruce:  Having to make those transitions between was – we would shoot on the same day, 1. We would shoot the haggard, ravaged, exhausted, beaten up version of Jessie and then she had 1. Carla:  Literally 1.

Bruce:  Through a wall and turn the camera around. Carla:  It was really crazy. Bruce:  And come back fresh and different. And a totally different persona. Bruce:  Completely different. Carla:  Yeah. Bruce:  Watching from without, watching that transformation happen was like, “Wow. I’m working really hard and I cannot imagine finding the focus and energy to make that switch.”Carla:  Wow.

Bruce:  But it was fun to watch. Watch Skin Trade Mediafire. Carla:  It was so cool to have the … Because we’d never met before, and you know you never know.

I mean, I knew that he’s such a wonderful actor. Bruce: But there were arranged marriages- Carla:   Yeah, totally, and if you’re a professional, you have to figure it out no matter what and create something that maybe isn’t natural, but it’s so wonderful when … just in our first rehearsal, we were like, “Oh thank God. Okay. Great. Here we go.” We were saying it’s interesting. It’s interesting, a movie that’s about trust issues and lack of trust and secrets and all of those things, that in order to make a movie like that, you have to trust implicitly the person and the people that you’re making it with. Bruce: And you don’t realize until you get into the room with somebody that you respect instantly, what a big relief it is and how much extra work you have to do if that doesn’t happen to be there because it isn’t always there. Carla:  Right. Bruce:  Because people have different processes and personas, and sometimes it gels and sometimes it doesn’t on the rehearsal level. It’s funny. The minute you walk in … When we met and began to work together, just all that extra work evaporated because the extra work we have to do of trying to fill in blanks where you don’t quite understand where a person is coming from and all that stuff was not there.

Carla:   I think also because we were dealing with such a serious subject matter, we were also able to sneak in miraculously with Mike and Trevor and Kate and Henry when they were down there, and just actual like meals with glasses of wine, talking about life and the movie. You know? Bruce:  Yeah, yeah. Carla:  It was an incredibly bonding and … It was a special experience in the midst of the challenges. I mentioned this to Mike and Trevor, but I was really scared to watch the movie. I read the book when I was younger, and I did think it was the unfilmable novel, and I was worried it was going to fall into exploitation areas, and from my perspective, it certainly didn’t and it was a tremendous surprise of the festival.

But did you have fear when you got the script or when you were signing on …Bruce:  Before reading the script, yeah, there’s that fear. If you read the book first, I think this can lean in the wrong direction really easily, but the script was very clear in terms of her agency. Carla:  Yeah, it’s interesting because I read the script before I read the novel because I hadn’t read the novel.

So in reading the script, it was super clear. This person is not interested in those exploitative elements. It was just apparent. That being said, I did feel like, oh, we have a really interesting tonal balance here, because we are dealing with an extremely intense subject matter and a complicated one within a purely delivered genre film by our master genre writer and, you know, Mike is so amazing in this particular genre as well. And so I needed to speak to Mike. The moment I spoke to Mike, I felt completely like, “Oh no, we’re gonna do something really interesting here.” And in fact, I love the use of this woman being forced to face her demons. We can all attest to it, you will never go to those places that you have … There is a reason that we have kept these things down, anything we’ve kept down for that long, there are reasons.

And we will never choose voluntarily to go back there. It’s just survival instinct. And so only when forced will you actually look something like that in the face. And generally, when you do, it begins to lose its power. And so I then looked at it in this more archetypal kind of way and, you know this story is such a personal story for these characters. I was really excited to do it within this genre.

I was really excited by that challenge. But I think your tentative feeling about it is something that made me … I relate to very much so, and in fact was one of the reasons that made me want to do it, because I felt like, “If we hit this just right, I think we can pull that off in a way that’s really special.”Bruce:  And you can describe that survival that results in a life that is muted. So yeah, you survive by withholding, but your life is attenuated in a negative way.  There’s a cap on it where you can’t express and you can’t live and you can’t experience …It traps you. Carla:  I had a woman of mentor very early on in my life when I was 1. When you’re on your deathbed, make sure it’s your life you’ve been living.” And it was such a simple statement but it is the truth, which is … So many people because of the terror of something like that happening, especially when you’re so young, and by people who you really trust … Don’t have the tools to live their life.

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