What do you get when you pair up Benny and Josh Safdie with Rob Pattinson? Good Time. The 3 collaborators discuss the work with David Poland. Shot in Los Angeles, July 2017 Subscribe to DP/30 for more interviews: bit.ly/17Xg4Y1
My theory is that Robert was so tired after the twilight era that he swore to only pick roles he truly wanted after that. Good to see that twilight was a stepping stone to creative freedom. Hope he nails batman.
Plus, it helps that he made enough money off those films that he doesn't need to worry about money ever again. So he can work with small budgets and stuff.
@@julicoole Yeah, really awesome how he helped make Good Time. Not all good movie makers are famous or rich and need a push from famous actors to make it.
This is the film that turned me on to him as a true character actor. And YES, then The Lighthouse. EPIC! I'm either very nervous or uninterested/indifferent for The Batman. . . . . But hoping it'll continue his recent peak & sincerity, though I feel that'll depend much more on its writers and director, have not even been looking into that much at all. Too many other great projects emerging recently.
Love Benny's dedication to improvising his character to the point that it scares Rob. Don't know many directors that go this full on for their acting. This is neorealism on another level. I kind of love Rob's extreme anxiety.
Sunny lol. I love the dynamic between these three. Their interviews are chill, flows naturally and beyond hilarious. They act like 3 brothers just shooting the shit.
Usually I find actors and directors talking about their craft, boring...but these guys are kind of fascinating. Everything they are saying makes sense, and makes me want to see this film.
Wait so you watched this without seeing the film AND you find directors and actors talking about their craft boring? So why were you watching this video in the first place? smh
Rob Pattinson's acting process sounds both fascinating and masochistic as he seems to like to "suffer" for his art, some actors need the emotional and/or physical literal pain to feel the moment they are enacting, I noticed some years ago He would bite his own hand pretty hard before a take leaving his own teeth imprints just avoiding breaking the skin.
Shit I love the safdie brothers convos it's like they give you every thing that went on the set or with the charcters in a way you could feel it. I wanted to know so much about the actors in heaven knows what and they informed it so well too.
Excellent anxiety driven ride. Shout out to Rob; from Harry Potter/Twilight to this movie and Lighthouse, his growth is undeniable. Excited to see his portrayal of Batman
I love how open they are. Usually directors keep some level of reserve in their answers - these guys are 100% transparent Also fantastic K-hole reference at 26 minutes
I'm marveling at the energy of those two brothers. I've never seen two people just so full of unflagging creative energy. I've yet to see the film but I have the impression it's going to be an emotional ride.
Watch out Coen brothers here come the Safdies. This movie is fantastic. I thought Bennie was really hearing impaired. Robert Pattinson is great of course.
See..not just me! I thought he was hearing impaired and maybe intellectually challenged. That's an iconic actor! The Other Sister...she was great in that...forgot her name..sorry.
Just finished this movie and I can say it was really good i thought rob really embodies Connie and it doesn’t even feel like acting it was like he became Connie
It's called Method Acting and when I directed ( college plays and a few small town theatre) I made sure the actors tried out their characters in public.
At the end of the day, Good Time is both hilarious and heartwarming. Mostly because of the three talents here on display. Each adding something special to the story. All in equal parts.
I cant wait to see the movie, Im so excited. Loved, loved lost city of Z. Stop selling yourself short Rob, you are an amazing actor and fine as hell, I see great things coming to you, PS. Love FKA twigs, her voice is amazing, so soft and beautiful.
I didn't have high hopes for this movie.. and it turned out to be absolutely amazing. Rob was great in it aswell! Kinda reminded me of his part in Remember Me
2 million dollar budget, 4.1 million dollar box office…Pattinson is unrecognizable in this movie. As of march 29th 2024, this is his best movie in my opinion. Its Unforgivable, unforgettable, just incredibly unbelievable that that man isn’t from NYC, and is instead from England!
Robert is brilliant and thank God he emerged from the Twilight franchise. Also, the Sadfie brothers are amazing and sign me up for the next one. Good Time is a masterclass movie.
i love that in like 90 per cent of the interviews pre-uncut gems era at some point they'll metion their diamond district movie and im so glad they got to make it
Watching this in 2020 is wild the diamond district movie worked out ok and the guys who doesn’t know if he sees himself as a leading man is Batman, what a world
9:28 I loved those John Alpert documentaries. I would highly recommend them. I watched them in a film class over ten years ago. I found them on RU-vid and will watch them again. Now I can see where they drew some inspiration from.
Good movie, Pattinson's gaze drew me, movie that keeps the tension and real but I need to write this down, "Nikolas Nika, Agapia Nika..??!!!" That was due to Latsis, one of the producers!!!! So proud for Hercules pgoduction!!!
I had to stop looking at the TV. The constant drinking, the way he holds the bottle, his fidgeting…. It was as if he was playing a character in need of a fix or guilty of something. That said, liked the movie and his performance.
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