Lunch With Any One?
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PT Anderson or Alfred Hitchcock (do dead people count? 
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I love the way both of them can create such interesting characters, and get you so involved in the story. In Magnolia and Rope, I didn't feel like I was watching people on a screen, I felt like I was actually there. I would also like to hear the way they direct actors. Gear would be an interesting topic as well. I wonder what they think/thought about how important 4K cameras and other expensive gear is.
Or David Lynch. Why? Because he's David Lynch.
)I love the way both of them can create such interesting characters, and get you so involved in the story. In Magnolia and Rope, I didn't feel like I was watching people on a screen, I felt like I was actually there. I would also like to hear the way they direct actors. Gear would be an interesting topic as well. I wonder what they think/thought about how important 4K cameras and other expensive gear is.
Or David Lynch. Why? Because he's David Lynch.
Harvey Weinstein
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(Pleas don't lynch me, but...) I'm a huge Rob Zombie fan, so I'd love to have a chat with him, about movies, music and all-things-horror in general!
Hitchcock would be nice too. Or Spielberg.
Hitchcock would be nice too. Or Spielberg.
Alive: Spielberg. Not only is he a master of the craft, but he obviously has a very extensive knowledge of old films too. Could learn a lot.
Dead: Maybe Orson Welles, or Truffaut.
Dead: Maybe Orson Welles, or Truffaut.
Roger Coreman
I'd like to pick his brains on the business of movie making.
I'd like to pick his brains on the business of movie making.
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Woody Allen - he's made many of my favorite movies (Match Point, Annie Hall, and Manhattan among others) plus I'm amazed at how many movies he manages to write & direct (roughly one a year). He also works with many of the same people again and again, which is very much what I aim to do (not every person, of course, but quite a few).
King Vidor and Basil Rathbone, and have cocktails afterwards with David Niven. I heard King Vidor speak many decades ago, and it was like a bunch of kids sitting around the old Jewish fishmonger as he told tales about 'the old neighborhood'. I miss old Hollywood and the loss of so many of it's iconic landmarks.
Val Kilmer, Kevin Costner, Sam Elliot, Johnny Depp, Robert Duvall to name a few male actors.
Gillian Anderson (Agent Scully in the X-files) because she is a hot redhead.
Gillian Anderson (Agent Scully in the X-files) because she is a hot redhead.
I bit of a random choice but I'd go with Julius Caesar.
Ha! that comment made my night. On that note, I wouldn't mind taking Drew Barrymore for a pint...or 10
Ha! that comment made my night. On that note, I wouldn't mind taking Drew Barrymore for a pint...or 10
someone has a crush..
I would take Steve Jobs.. dont think i need to mention why
Because you have a crush on him?
I think I'd have to have a lunch with Kevin Smith, because he's fucking cool, and he'd surely have some great advice to help me move to the next level of filmmaking.
Better plan..
What IT'er in the Portland Oregon area is up for lunch Friday?
What IT'er in the Portland Oregon area is up for lunch Friday?