Wes Anderson on Moonrise Kingdom | Film4 Interview Special

[@EmilieLeTrangere]

I love how non-eloquent of a speaker he is. He stutters so much. I enjoy that awkwardness, that hesitancy in him.

[@juliahcornell]

He has such wonderful control over everything in his movies, everything is so well thought-out and done with such precision. I think it's hilarious that he just can't talk very well.

[@savannahrosedigitalillustr1946]

Thank god I wasn't imagine it, lol I thought it was me that was having brain spasms, lol bless him, so awkward.

[@robzilla730]

I think Jeff Goldblum is his screen alter ego.

[@caolandillon4498]

He communicates... visually?

[@ayeskaeduarda]

just like Greta Gerwig, she's all awkward and cute

[@airmanfair]

"That's really the whole world for that person", I love how he refers to 12-year-olds as people, and not children like so many other adults dismiss them as.

[@SAndSPictures]

Well, they are children... But okay

[@wolf42i40]

+David Fair I get what you mean by it. Some people label them to be these incompetent "little people". Opposed to being witty and moral behaving just like any adult could be. Wes Anderson is an intellectual director and writer, for most thinkers they learn to make a whole for accepting.

[@kimbaptempura4073]

+S&S Pictures Missed the point, people tend to dehumanize - children, kind of like the opposite of how we anthropomorphize animals and even objects. Yes they are children, but children are developing humans with developing emotions and a lack of experience. Their feelings aren't any less valid, they're just contained in a person learning how to deal with them. Many adults tend to dismiss this and unwittingly cause harm.

[@kimbaptempura4073]

+TheWolverineiscool _ TheWolverineiscool _ isadouche

[@kimbaptempura4073]

Judging by your comment, it's quite obvious you are a child. Like it or not.

[@licenselessrider4486]

What he said about when you're a 12 year old kid, when you have a crush or when you read a book, that book becomes your whole world and you lose track of what is reality and what is the book, that's very true! You can forget these things.

[@spencerkopp3741]

I feel so lucky to have found this movie to help me remember. I would have forgotten without it.

[@TheFiown]

I am 62 and this is still true for me, a book is a world I rush into and forget to leave most of the time.

[@fakecubed]

One of the reasons I love this movie so much is that it really does capture what it's like to be a kid, especially at that age. Everything is so serious, and it's so easy to get wrapped up in things.

[@samaraisnt]

He's so in touch with childhood, it's (part of) what makes so much magic in his work.

[@benschuster9792]

Or when a wes Anderson film becomes your whole world...

[@thelastvalkyrie1998]

I think Wes stumbles over his words because words aren't a great way to represent how his mind works. It's the movies he directs that most adequately represent his mind.

[@cowafungus8104]

Well we can't all be hot blondes

[@unterstrichteo]

well said

[@RenTheGreat]

The most British looking American I've ever seen

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

The least Texas Texan ever.

[@mairead9714]

i literally thought he was british

[@alexpantoja1516]

D.W. Read same! I was shocked to learn he was a Texan born and raised!

[@lalaland2107]

So is Timothy Chalamet

[@123four...]

he's like an American Roald Dahl

[@crazytsvetock1]

Man when people try to villainize this movie and say things like 'it's not appropriate for children to act like that' and laugh because it awkward and weird it makes me so upset. They're children, and that's what falling in love is like these years. This is a beautiful story and I will love it forever.

[@rakkatytam]

I feel those people never had that sort of connection with another person at that age. I remember being that age and having those same feelings and interactions with another person my same age. The enticingly nostalgic feeling, it brought to me, like no other nostalgic memory would ever do.

[@Happy_Shopper]

Amen

[@fakecubed]

A lot of adults forget what it was like to be a kid. I never forgot, so I love this movie.

[@tassv5909]

Haters just work for Tilda Swinton in this movie

[@MountainViewFor2]

@@tassv5909 That made me grin

[@TheLnw29]

Anderson is a marvelous director. I watched his films for the first time and fell in love with them. Mad respect for his style.

[@ThePaulaon1]

Noah Woods Couldnt agree more.

[@jerrygil1965]

Amen

[@mratticus]

Do you still like him? I just started watching his movies. I like them a lot.

[@vicxyz-onz]

It seems like his mind is too fast for his tongue to follow.

[@savannahlevy97]

aw. I know how that is.

[@pnshr88]

intellectual mindset. Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen.

[@SaskatchewanICE]

It’s all good tho. Wes is a BAMF

[@webmasterultra3487]

It’s late onset Stutter.

[@adieuuuu]

I think it is some sort of ADD

[@MM-vs2et]

I'm laughing my ass off at 0:45, because even the behind the scenes clips are shot in a Wes Anderson way

[@meluuunia6949]

Martin Anthonyo I know I’m late but same

[@ellaceline6057]

@@meluuunia6949 i know i'm even more late but same

[@gaudymade]

Ella Celine Same

[@terrimy3402]

I was thinking the same exact thing

[@JonMcGarvey]

Likewise😂

[@HannahMeUp]

I ended up watching Moonrise Kingdom by accident thinking it was a totally different movie. I was happily surprised to have stumbled across this beautifully stunning movie. The humour, the writing, the cinematography, the actors. An instant favourite in my world :D

[@pnshr88]

Hannah Jessica-Lynne hope you've had a chance to see The Grand Budapest Hotel?

[@libertymorgan2129]

What movie did you think it was?

[@donniev8181]

That dancing on the beach scene was hilarious!

[@BigAlvideos101]

@@donniev8181 So, you're calling a scene that is 100% blatant child exploitation bordering on CHILD P*RN "hilarious"? What the f*ck is wrong with you?

[@JamSpreadson]

Anderson I think is my favorite director now because of this movie. 100% My style.

[@khalidhenry8252]

Sam Jackson I love Wes Anderson. He's on of my favorite FAVORITE directors

[@robbieclark7828]

Sam Jackson I can tell Wes Anderson is my favorite director because every time I rewatch one of his films it goes right to the top of the list again. Can never choose between Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, and Grand Budapest Hotel.

[@fakecubed]

@@robbieclark7828 Moonrise Kingdom is probably my favorite, but The Grand Budapest Hotel is probably his best film. I have a soft spot for The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, though, so it's probably my #3.

[@saketadarsh7606]

1-Christoper Nolan 2-Denis Villeneuve 3-David fincher 4-Martin Scorsese 5-Wes andeeson

[@wulyf4lyf]

He’s a genius. He literally has characters, look, meaning, how everything should work locked into his head before he even shoots. He’s the best filmmaker of his contemporaries by a long shot.

[@romanspataro1688]

yes ! thank you for saying it

[@autofocus4556]

So do the coen brothers. It’s not that uncommon.

[@wolverineiscool7161]

he's also a bit pretentious

[@LosHuxleys]

He’s a genius for sure

[@aquamarie9346]

its like he dosnt have words for his films, his cinematography and just his view points on life just speaks for its self and I find it magical (*:

[@david_4739]

I'm surprised he doesnt have a sense of how the whole thing will be. Watching his films I always feel very much like he does have a sense of that start to finish. Somehow it's comforting that he doesn't cos it make sme feel like I culd maybe make something too.

[@reach2prasanna]

Go for it mate.

[@obiehn276]

Yeah u can, make it

[@oscartovar9990]

ikr. its ok though you can save up and don't waste your money on stupid things. Go thrift shopping for items and ask people if you can borrow things. Get a credit card and buy stuff from stores and then return them after you're finished with them ;)

[@mishtaromaniello8295]

The same was true about Stanley Kubrick; "he never knew what he quite wanted until he saw it" is what some of his colleagues have said about him. Of course he knew what he DIDN'T want, that's why his movies are so amazing.

[@ur1STandLASTeverything_]

He's the CEO of trusting the process.

[@leokimvideo]

Whatever Wes turns his attention to turns into magic

[@Karanagi]

Watched many of his movies. This is the first time I've heard him speak. My respect only grows.

[@abhiu2398]

I could listen to Wes Anderson talking about film-making all day.

[@zyretaferguson9689]

I swear I watched this movie like 800 times

[@johnberg8306]

They say you can't go back. But for those of us who grew up with Sam and Suzy, this story is absolutely heart wrenchingly spot on. Makes me homesick every time I see it, but it's one heck of a trip.

[@ivyelizabeth7462]

honestly he's my hero

[@jerrygil1965]

Same

[@marrymemikestoklasa]

same here

[@vincentkrommenhoek7431]

I have seen all Wes Anderson films and I get why Bill Murray says yes blindly when Wes asks Bill to be in his movie. Wes Anderson is a true master of cinema.

[@GreenHotDogz]

I've never seen a Wes Anderson film until I had seen Isle of Dogs FOUR TIMES in movies theaters within a month. I've only seen Moonrise Kingdom since then and I absolutely LOVED how it was shot and everything about it. I look forward to seeing the rest of his works.

[@nukliozz]

Erik Ramirez it’s addictive

[@AllThingsFilm1]

I loved Moonrise Kingdom. And most recently, the Isle of Dogs. Wes Anderson is probably one of the most original film makers working today. It's his sense of humor and originality that separate his films from what Hollywood puts out. It's too bad we don't have more original film makers out there. The Hollywood machine seems incapable of doing anything more than remakes. It's sad really.

[@vincentkrommenhoek7431]

I agree. Most of Hollywood movies are hard to watch.

[@nukliozz]

Search for Bertrand Mandrico and Eduardo Casanova

[@Lofimanify]

You guys obviously don't know much about modern movies then

[@scopex2749]

I cannot belief i only watched this movie for the first time in 2017! HOW did i miss this masterpiece? I got hooked watching Grand Budapest. I need to find more of his movies! I like that he has the same actors in many films!

[@twinklybones8952]

Keyboard Krazy I know this is old but Bottle Rocket, Rushmore, The Darjeeling Limited, The Life Aquatic (my favorite), The Royal Tenebaums, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and now Isle of Dogs are all of his films I think 😊

[@donniev8181]

Watch Darjeeling next

[@raymondo43]

What an amazing movie Moonrise Kingdom is. Perfect story, amazing characters, beautiful music and cinematography. Wes Anderson is a genius.

[@jackgillespie3431]

All of the most intelligent people tend to have a stutter. It means they are actually thinking about what they are saying.

[@Alexandra-ip2by]

Jack Gillespie thanks

[@gabrielidusogie9189]

Thanks. I mean it may not be true for me. But thanks

[@hugoankarcrona572]

It could mean that in some cases, but in other cases it just means they are bad at speaking or are in fact less intelligent (it's not like you are more eloquent the dumber you are). There are a lot of really intelligent people that say intelligent things without stuttering. Some people have a really high verbal intelligence and are able to speak quickly while also thinking about what they are saying at the same time

[@samaraisnt]

Stutters are actually proven to be from over correction as a child. Ask any speech therapist. In Wes' case his father was very overbearing and considered him a disappointment....interestingly, Owen Wilson had a parallel upbringing but speaks famously well. Both are intelligent and wrote brilliant films together. I think it's a sign of a sensitive child. Sensitive children grow into stmpathetic, thoughtful adults. "Intelligent" is too simple a word in my opinion.

[@1spidog]

they stumble over their words because there brain is operating at a much faster rate

[@tennisuniverse5671]

This film is so accurate. It represents child romance so perfectly, true and heartfelt but unknowing and awkward. It represents rebellion against parents and the system perfectly.

[@P8perpete]

Visually the way they film this is so so so aesthetically pleasing!!!

[@carolinehaf21]

This movie is worth it for Ed Norton in a scout uniform alone. It's a beautiful world to get lost in, including the stories that Suzy reads out loud 🥰

[@zoexoxo5030]

wes anderson films are my absolute favorite.

[@LynJegher]

I like the way WES perceives reality!

[@rcoj6748]

"What kind of bird are you?"

[@LoganScottY]

When we watch a Wes Anderson movie, we are inside his head. When we listen to a Wes Anderson interview we are watching a man outside his head no longer in his comfort zone.

[@jonathankarel7649]

Every movie of Wes is a piece of art.

[@ericward8459]

This movie is AWSOME!!

[@carrieamoreno]

This movie is such a joy :)

[@rachelcuellar2900]

I Adore all his movies!! I live vicariously through them..

[@mrpicky1868]

despite its success moonrise kingdome is way underrated. its timeless!

[@NxDoyle]

I can't think of any film-maker more concerned with mise en scène than Anderson. Moreover, how richly an audience is rewarded by his regard for every single thing in every single shot.

[@donniev8181]

Kubrick and Hughes come to mind.

[@MS-19]

There are films that leave the watcher feeling entertained, and then there are others that leave the watcher simply feeling. This one is in the latter category.

[@Jesterfromeden]

His movies strengthen my heart

[@kunaltalsania1589]

One of the best movie i ever seen

[@NxDoyle]

If I see a Wes Anderson scene for the first time before seeing the movie, I am then obsessed with a desire to see the movie. If I see a Wes Anderson scene after seeing the movie, I want to see the movie again. Stock standard movies are rarely that to the people who create them. They're not just gigs, or projects. They can be massive enterprises, the pressure to succeed largely commensurate with the huge amounts of money being invested by studios. But with that said, audiences view actioners, rom-coms or buddy movies as stock standard, because they play to a formula. You'll perhaps be entertained for the full two hours, but then you're done. With auteurs' movies, one viewing is never enough, not just they may have an established record of being an auteur. If you watch a Coen Brothers movie, the script often demands a second look, purely to take in all the nuance. With Wes Anderson, you can also build in the richness of the art direction and design. These people create new universes, not with CGI, but with story and detail.

[@whitewizzardllc2348]

Best Wes Anderson film for me. Just fantastic and beautiful in so many ways.

[@jaredmoorgas4583]

one of my favorites

[@mrpicky1868]

there is also a theme in the movie that everyone misses. how adults are still children just with more responsibilities.

[@briestoll]

If I was in a room with 100 people and someone said which one is wes Anderson, having never seen Wes Anderson, this is the guy I would point out. I have rarely seen a person and went, yes that's exactly what I expected you to look like

[@zlodrim9284]

True enough.

[@sanddab]

My favorite Wes Anderson movie.

[@Sagatoth]

Still my favorite movie, rewatching it as you read this.

[@midwest_elf]

Man I love Wes Anderson so much

[@ccsweeney0965]

Great to put a face to the creative genius who made this I loved it - such a charming movie

[@anacarolinam7603]

He’s so legendary. I love him :)

[@ninatatemurphy740]

he’s an absolute genius

[@anitapg75]

you know the quote from gone girl (2014) that says "i picture cracking her lovely skull, unspooling her brain, trying to get answers" ? because that is exactly how i feel about wes anderson. god knows what goes on in his head. he only shows so much of his genius in his films, and it would be so other-worldly to see what else he imagines.

[@delrey874]

I love Wes Anderson's films.

[@erkocab]

thank you for making this superb movie.

[@panthersfan2651]

My favorite film ever!

[@marumisu9560]

Thank you Wes Anderson. I know exactly what you mean about the yellow tent. It would be nice to have every movie be its own unique chocolate with a different flavor in a chocolate box, but sometimes certain flavors just work better than others.

[@calummonks1193]

Wonderful man!

[@deltabes602]

that's probably one of my favorites movies

[@janethayes5941]

Wes Anderson is the best!

[@CheerleadingIndustry]

I just fell in love with this movie even more

[@ANobodiemyspace]

Which is more absurd, the 12 year olds relationship or the parents!? The mega phone metaphore is very subtle Wes. It speaks volumes.

[@danielchais4603]

I don't see it like you did before...... The yellow tent is one of your signatures on a canvas.

[@futurerev21]

I just realized how Godard-esque that pen pal segment of Moonrise Kingdom is! I think Wes did it a little better than Godard actually.. but maybe I just fail to understand the point behind it when Godard does it.

[@bubustape]

You're So Right! I didn't noticed that!

[@y2kmedia118]

Moonrise Kingdom is my favorite out of his films

[@NxDoyle]

Anyone, critics especially, who sees a Wes Anderson film and criticizes it on the basis of being similar to preceding films, is lazy and churlish.

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

You can say that of any filmaker ever, the difference is the consistency and uniqueness of Wes's work. Maybe all his films are similar, but who cares? no one does films like Wes Anderson.

[@tokeuspocus5086]

"than they knew hawewewehow"

[@hylozin4384]

I’m just going to say, this is my favorite movie

[@sign543]

There’s no such thing as a bad Wes Anderson film.

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

I remember being aware of the Life Aquatic's reputation (53% approval on Rotten Tomatoes) and trying to avoid it; then I gave it a change and surpassed my expectations.

[@fakecubed]

The Life Aquatic is my #3, I think. I was shocked when I saw that people don't seem to like it much. I thought it was brilliantly hilarious and deeply moving. My least favorite is The Darjeeling Limited. It's not a bad film, though. It just didn't grab me.

[@timothyw98]

Took me a while to get into fantastic mr fox because of how he applied his own language to the story. Like Napoleon dynamite at times.

[@andyb7693]

fakecubed Darjeeling limited is my favourite, that’s what makes his movies brilliant, everyone has a different favourite it seems.

[@donniev8181]

@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 never listen to rotten tomatoes, the audience reviews are where its at.

[@mellovett5924]

Loved this film

[@tiramisook]

I love his style. sooooo stylish

[@wcreamymami]

I don't like Wes Anderson's cinema so much, but damn! What a beautiful and charming man he is. His girlfriend must be a lucky woman.

[@KringeInamsu]

what a magical man

[@2nd_snideelf144]

Wes Anderson's movies are like the good comedy Woody Allen movies of the past. Anderson is the new Woody Allen. Now when you want to see a good, lighthearted and funny movie, Anderson's movies are the ones you see. I saw Rushmore and liked it somewhat and saw 2 other Anderson movies that I got bored with and there are others that I have yet to see. But this one, to me is my favorite. The story reminds me of what it was like for me when I was the same age as the 2 main characters in this great movie. That the 2 young actors were not professionals really worked for this movie. I only saw this for the first time a couple of days ago and I watched it a few more times since. Great movie.

[@dioalfonso]

2nd_snideelf wich movies of him didnt like you?

[@danzohanzo3]

cant believe this guy is 50 yrs old

[@paperclips5161]

I fucking love Wes Anderson 7:03 - 7:15 always cracks me up

[@BradiKal61]

People who don't understand Wes Anderson movies also don't understand that adults are just big kids and kids are just small adults

[@juxe411]

I don’t get how even his name matches up with his style

[@masaenelhorno]

He looks like a Wilson brother.

[@stagelinedpro]

That's funny because the Wilson brothers are actually regulars in his movies.

[@tommygrnrgtamafia197]

+Stage Lined Moonrise Kingdom is the only Wes Anderson film so far that Owen Wilson hasn't been involved in, in any way

[@lunnarodriguez6219]

omg your profile pic. I love Jeff Buckley just as much as Wes Anderson XD

[@curtis5979]

Mirna Saldarriaga he practically is

[@lilabean6641]

the color of his eyes is such a pretty dark blue

[@OurFantasyLife]

...wait Wes Anderson isn't British?

[@Jonathanest90s]

The Nerdiacs Podcast he's from Texas!

[@donvitocorleone8220]

Texas. America's State.

[@aruytpadyugf]

Nope, far from it.

[@tsarnicholasii274]

What gave you the impression that he was British?

[@giginoelani5880]

Lmao he looks British right?

[@williamnelson727]

The music that should have played (at the time), on the radios in this film would be say, the Cowsills' (`Flower Girl') ~they're from Rhode Island.

[@crunchu2361]

2 words. Yellow. Good movie.

[@hamerugumiandthevocaloidfa8654]

niko g. That's 3 words

[@frogbug8478]

I loved this movie

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

So true about 12 year old romance.. it really is that way, you still have an underdeveloped brain but understand that you are feeling something so it turns into this fantasy like a cartoon or ferry tale. Thats why its important for parents to not let kids act on those emotions until they are much older. I dated the same girl from 13 to 19... it took me until i was 30 years old to get over that because my brain developed in a relationship with her. FUcked me up big time.

[@tonebenderx]

LInks between movies - the turtle from "Life Aquatic ..."

[@FY3570]

😍My first script for screen was about 12years old little like 大人は判ってくれない

[@kaitotatsuya]

Even the camera crew is wes Anderson.

[@mathildahummel8493]

He’s so awkward I love it

[@mayafigurelli5108]

this interview was for this channel?

[@daringreene4661]

This movie came from another time...a more innocent 'time warp'.

[@ninayamauchiofficial]

So cute

[@Beraksekebon21]

Atleast one of khaki scout cast must be had a crush to kara at some point :)

[@sign543]

It bugged me that the windmill didn’t wind up between them when they walked to the center of the field...when I know that’s what Wes wanted. I guess reshooting wasn’t that important for that.

[@romanspataro1688]

honestly, to call Wes a film maker is in some ways an insult. his perspective is just about as thoroughly expressive as it gets. film is his medium because it’s the most all encompassing, and he somehow has the capacity for every element of creative possibility-so much more than just a “film maker”

[@romanspataro1688]

some of his “contemporaries” need to be embarrassed of themselves lol

[@williamnelson727]

Can you imagine Wes as a 12 yr~old ? (dear GOD), If i were a studio exec., and THIS guy came in to pitch his film...he had better be wealthy and not need OUR money. Maybe he IS.

[@jamlym4974]

This movie looks like a painting.

[@SongMakerNYC]

i love this movie....end!

[@camiacevedolxrryjxstin5sxs]

He's just like me (se traba al hablar)

[@shaneconta249]

Everybody I know that speaks like him is smarter than holy hell.