Stoker
1
“Nicole (above) and Mia are both such intelligent women—but also so different from each other. One of my greatest joys on set was observing their approaches as actors.”
2
“Nicole and Mia (above) are both such intelligent women—but also so different from each other. One of my greatest joys on set was observing their approaches as actors.”
3
“I wanted Matthew and Mia (above), whose characters are related, to resemble each other in certain close-ups, so we changed the color of Mia’s hair and eyes to match Matthew’s. And over the course of the shoot they grew to be mirror images of each other. It sends chills down your spine.”
4
“I wanted Matthew (above) and Mia, whose characters are related, to resemble each other in certain close-ups, so we changed the color of Mia’s hair and eyes to match Matthew’s. And over the course of the shoot they grew to be mirror images of each other. It sends chills down your spine.”
5
“I directed through an interpreter, but the actors sometimes intuited the meaning. My understanding with my director of photography, Chung-hoon Chung (far right in center photo, next to me in middle), who has shot almost all of my films since Oldboy, hardly requires words.”