Steven Spielberg talking on directorial adventures
Thursday, December 22nd, 2011 4:19:53 by Zubair Saleem
Steven Spielberg talking on directorial adventures
The best director of his generation, it has been over three years since Steven Spielberg last directed a movie, the fourth installment of Indiana Jones.
However this year, the Acclaimed Hollywood director Steven Spielberg entered his in customary profession in style with the Adventures of Tin Tin. Regarding its pivotal character, Andy Serkis, the Hollywood billionaire was pleased to have worked with him.
“I just know that Andy Serkis is one of the funniest, most creative actors I’ve ever worked with. And, for the first time, in Tintin, he got to actually act. He didn’t just have to act with his eyes or his face, the way he did with Gollum or Kong or Planet
of the Apes. It was a full performance with his vocal skills, his accent, and his over-the-top body language. Andy literally inhabited the volume of Captain Haddock, and somehow added another 20 gallons of energy and personality to that character,” Spielberg
told Moviefone.
He also belongs to the iconic class which includes the likes of James Cameron and the 65-year-old was quick to draw a line between the real inventors of the trick of technology in the film industry.
“We invented the technology. We’re not just standing on the shoulders of giants; we’re the inventors of the technology to begin with. The first leading characters in history that were digital characters were the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park. That had never
happened before. Jim Cameron did groundbreaking work in using digital technology in making Terminator 2 come to life. And Marty is a newbie to the group, but he was able to use digital technology and a very adroit and artistic use of 3D to be able to enhance
his story with Hugo. It’s not like we’re old dogs learning new tricks; we’re the old dogs that invented the tricks,” Spielberg said.
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Posted by Zubair Saleem
on Dec 22 2011. Filed under Hollywood.
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