about Kristen & Payman Maadi at 2:41 & about Cole at 9:04
Showing posts with label Peter Sattler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Sattler. Show all posts
Monday, November 17, 2014
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Peter Sattler talks about Kristen & Cole with Miami New Times
Miami New Times: I've always thought Kristen Stewart as a terrific actress. You reached out to her for this role, right?
Peter: We did. We took a Hail Mary, and one of my executive producers was able to get it to her agent and amazingly, she wanted to be a part of the film. The reason I got kinda of obsessed with Kristen, once I allowed myself to imagine that she could potentially be interested in doing it, is because she has the perfect mixture of a very tough exterior but then soft, kinda chewy inside. You see that she's got an edge to her. She's a feisty girl, but you can see how, yeah, she would be a soldier. She could hold her own with these other people in her squad, but at the end of the day, you can feel, seeping out of that, kind of this residual emotion, and that very vulnerable side of her seeps through the cracks, and to me that's the perfect mixture that the character of Private Cole really needed.
Q: I totally saw that. She really comes across as a hard person while slowly melting toward a truly sympathetic human being at the end.
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Peter Sattler talks about 'Camp X-Ray', Kristen and her Fans at the BFI London Film Festival
Friday, October 17, 2014
Payman Maadi, Peter Sattler & Lane Garrison talk about 'Camp X-Ray' & Kristen + New audio clips from the movie
Payman Maadi
with Javanan
Q: Did you know Kristen Stewart before working with her on this project? Had you met before?
Payman: I knew that Kristen Stewart played in the Twilight films and is a very successful actress, but I heard that recently she wanted to steer away from those kinds of roles and take on more serious ones.
Our story began a few months ago when Peter Sattler sent me a script while I was in Iran. Because I am someone who is currently writing my own scripts, in this respect of reading scripts I am very critical. I really liked this one.
One day, he came on Skype, as I had known talked to him before. We had a lengthy discussion about the script and after an hour and he said that Kristen wanted to speak to me. Kristen and I spoke a few days later and she said that she didn’t sleep well the night before as she watched A Separation, because the film deeply affected her. She liked the film and my performance, and we continued talking.
The following week, I came to America, where I went to Peter Sattler’s house and met with Kristen along with Lane Garrison, who played in Prison Break.
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Friday, October 10, 2014
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Monday, October 6, 2014
Friday, October 3, 2014
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Joseph Julian Soria about 'Camp X-Ray' & director Peter Sattler and Lane Garrison talks about working with Kristen on 'Camp X-Ray' in Vents Magazine
Kristen & Peter Sattler will attend Camp X-Ray Screening at the Forum Film Festival in New York on October 7!
"Join the 2014 Forum Film Festival Opening Night with a screening of IFC Films’ Camp X-Ray (in theaters Oct. 17th). Followed by a post-screening discussion with starring actress Kristen Stewart and director Peter Sattler."
• Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at 7:00 p.m
Where: Tishman Auditorium, Vanderbilt Hall
Click here to RSVP
• Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at 7:00 p.m
Where: Tishman Auditorium, Vanderbilt Hall
Click here to RSVP
Source via itsoktobeyou
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Monday, September 15, 2014
Peter Sattler mentions Kristen in an interview with Telerama (France)
Télérama: Why the silence of cinema on Guantanamo?
Peter Sattler: There is an economic reality. It's hard to put together a project like this. Guantanamo is a very delicate subject, I knew it from the start. This is certainly not going to be a film that would involve major studios. Americans spent so much time ignoring it, it's hard to convince them to take a little of their Friday night to go watch this frontal situation created by their own country. But fortunately, independent cinema likes to take risks. And the actors too: I think it's one of the reasons why Kristen Stewart wanted to make this film: it's a role outside her comfort zone.
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