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“Dan [Fogler] was great at inventing spells,” says Waterston, as she tries to come up with one to banish Donald Trump. “I wonder what it would be like? ‘Moonup Trumperus’ or something. You know, like to send him to the moon. There were wonderful ones about, ‘Katherine Ha-Perincus’ was to act better.”
“And if we were feeling a bit lazy and I needed some better, you know, I needed a bit of energy, he’d be like, ‘Leonardo Di-Caffeinate!’ And you’d start acting well,” adds Redmayne.
Alison Sudol: “Even though I was in my 20s, I was sitting in my bunk at night, and everybody else was sort of hanging out and doing the band thing, and couldn’t have been happier, and was so sad when it finished. All of us thought that was the end of this world.
“And then now, we get this gift of having another story from [Rowling’s] mind. But it’s new, so it’s not trying to recreate what we already loved, because you can’t duplicate that. That was perfect in itself. And so this is the same sensibility, but it’s America and it’s in the Twenties, and it’s new characters and it’s a different storyline. It’s kind of everything, as a fan, I would have hoped for, and then I’m about to live in it as well, which is just crazy.”
Katherine Waterston: “I just did a film with a girl who was 11 when Harry was 11, and what that whole world means to her because she really grew up with him, to get to have something, to give more to that generation who are now adults is [amazing]. It’s a nice journey to give them as well. They may want to see some adults in this world now too.”
Colin Farrell: “I’d always kind of had a bit of a desire to be part of that world, or any world that’s as beautifully drawn and is so inherently about escapism, but also pays due respect to human emotions and relationships between characters as the Potter films do.
And so when the call came in and I was told that J. K. Rowling had written her first original screenplay, and asked would I get on the phone with David Yates? Myself and David had a conversation, and he’s just so bright and so enthusiastic and so lovely and engaging. And that was it really. I read the script, and was delighted to be a part of it.
“I would be a liar if I said that being in a trailer when that score kicks in doesn’t make me [get emotional]. I mean, I’m 40 and I shouldn’t say such things! But a little bit…”
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'Fantastic Beasts' cast joke about creating spells to act better, remove politicians - SnitchSeeker.com
And a long (but fun) interview with Ezra here (some of this already looks familiar to me): 'Fantastic Beasts' actor Ezra Miller teases Credence's character, Harry Potter love - SnitchSeeker.com
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