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“And I knew of Lance through his documentary work quite well.”
“For the role of Bill Conradt, Oppenheim selected Alex Winter , who is best known for his portrayal of Bill S.”
“I wasn’t familiar with [ To Catch a Predator ].”
“To switch gears, you did Waiting for Godot on Broadway with Keanu Reeves about a year ago.”
“Yeah.”
“He’s going after people to get really deep performances out of them.”
“in the Bill & Ted trilogy.”
“Obviously he knew my acting stuff, but we knew each other from the doc space, which is tiny.”
“I’m actually working on another feature.”
“He’s so good, and it’s such a powerful scene.”
“I’m sure you see this movie as a piece with Deep Web, Downloaded , The YouTube Effect, and a lot of your other work.”
“So I had missed the whole phenomenon.”
“I felt like there was an opportunity to represent this cultural taboo creature in a more human way.”
“I mean, Creed is amazing in the film, I think.”
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“So there’s other stuff going on in the character I’m playing that isn’t related to him and specifically trying to litigate his story.”
“So the stuff that’s gone of mine, I was actually happy to see gone.”
“This guy had deep loneliness and inner torment.”
“I was like, “Oh, well, this isn’t really helping either.” It’s not really helping the survivors and it’s certainly not helping the predators.”
“It’d be incredible, and it would be gratifying to see, because people, and Lance would say this, there’s been a growing evolution of the doc form for years, going back to Kiarostami’s [1990 film] Close-Up , the work that Robert Greene does in the doc space, we call it docufiction, a kind of cumbersome term, but it’s not the first docufiction film by any stretch.”
“He didn’t need an NBC camera team swooping into his house.”
“And then Lance, whose work I loved, his documentaries have a kind of narrative style to them.”