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There are good directors, and there are great directors who know how to cut the tension in pivotal love scenes between the most wanted man in the universe and his female co-star.
‘Remember Me’ star Emilie de Ravin tells PopEater she would would certainly put director Allen Coulter in the great director category. He made sure everything was relaxed between the two actors … even if it took some extra-naughty props to do it.”
Step one was making the two stars feel comfortable. Coulter went to lengths to make sure that the stars knew that they’d be alone and secure in their vulnerable state. “Alan was like, okay, no one’s going to be in the room,” de Ravin says. “We’re going to be very respectful and all that.”
Step two was making them laugh before getting down to it. “Allen took us into the bedroom and said, ‘Look, I want to go over some ideas. Just tell me what you think,’” de Ravin says. “And we walk in and he’s laid out on the bed — like handcuffs and whips and masks and random things.”
The joke broke any remaining tension. “It was quite hilarious,” says de Ravin laughing. “It really lightened the mood. We just cracked up.”
When it came to camera time, she was ready. “With any kind of scene, you just put yourself in the moment with that character,” she says.
It’s all in a days work.
2010年03月03日 15点03分
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‘Remember Me’ star Emilie de Ravin tells PopEater she would would certainly put director Allen Coulter in the great director category. He made sure everything was relaxed between the two actors … even if it took some extra-naughty props to do it.”
Step one was making the two stars feel comfortable. Coulter went to lengths to make sure that the stars knew that they’d be alone and secure in their vulnerable state. “Alan was like, okay, no one’s going to be in the room,” de Ravin says. “We’re going to be very respectful and all that.”
Step two was making them laugh before getting down to it. “Allen took us into the bedroom and said, ‘Look, I want to go over some ideas. Just tell me what you think,’” de Ravin says. “And we walk in and he’s laid out on the bed — like handcuffs and whips and masks and random things.”
The joke broke any remaining tension. “It was quite hilarious,” says de Ravin laughing. “It really lightened the mood. We just cracked up.”
When it came to camera time, she was ready. “With any kind of scene, you just put yourself in the moment with that character,” she says.
It’s all in a days work.
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