Katheryn Bigelow "Point Break" 6/8/91 - Bobbie Wygant Archive

[@LurgsHowToGuides]

Thanks Kathryn for making the greatest movie of all time!😎

[@jameskelly5672]

What a great job,this movie was the coolest summer movie of 91.

[@SteveWoodsGsy]

She’s amazing 🤩

[@m1lst3r89]

in the sack I suppose.

[@glennmcqueen9475]

interviewer?

[@IoI-d2d]

@@m1lst3r89 Says the whiny creepy edgelord who needs to seek help lol

[@MontecristotoValjean]

Point Break is perfection

[@turtleislandlac1490]

This is crazy she was almost 40 here and she looks so young. Just like she looks young for 71 today.

[@tinameng1242]

IKR!!! She looks like she was in her 20s

[@tedh79]

She’s proper fit. And talented of course!

[@meganhussey3456]

First woman director to win an Oscar

[@m1lst3r89]

Yawn...

[@micahmetzker3620]

@@m1lst3r89 someone's offended

[@jedijones]

She was 39 here. It's difficult to find action films directed by women before the 1990s. It appears there were some female-directed westerns in the early years of cinema. Also some horror films directed by women over the years. Gale Ann Hurd was a prominent producer of action films in the 1980s, also often collaborating with James Cameron, but didn't ever direct.

[@carl_anderson9315]

She directed some action movies in the 80s, including a vampire story. Actually she had directed action movies her whole career.

[@jedijones]

@@carl_anderson9315 Near Dark is a horror film. She didn't direct an action film until Blue Steel in 1990.

[@m1lst3r89]

Women shouldn't direct action film. What female directed at western btw? Blue Steel btw, was more of a thriller than actioner.

[@matthewschwartz6607]

@@carl_anderson9315 - That was Near Dark. Her fist movie, I believe .

[@nicholasnapoleon7274]

@@m1lst3r89 Women shouldn't direct action films? Jeez i'm glad you don't have any decision making power in the industry...what an incredibly close minded statement especially on a video about a female director being interviewed about her GREAT action film.

[@Pelayo_JMR_1980]

Second half of the video... you can skip it. And rewatch the first half over and over again ❤

[@ggarbo]

She is very talentuous

[@marcwarren4393]

She did a heck of a job on this movie ! I wonder how James Cameron became executive producer on this film.

[@m1lst3r89]

because he was screwing her.

[@KyleCorwith]

Wow, a female director who will not portray herself as a victim. Can we have more like her?

[@catwoman8861]

Holy shit could she BE any cooler.

[@roccoz2231]

She's still wearing her wedding ring in this video. This is the same year her and Cameron got divorced.

[@m1lst3r89]

i guess they got divorced after the movie.

[@WelshKnight1066]

She hesitated and then dodged the first question, which suggests to me that she was not behind the camera during the surfing scenes.

[@MrFlottgote]

Annual parades for this woman.

[@USAFMorgan]

not that this matters, but best female director of all time. nonetheless great director, period.

[@danielscott8180]

Great interview, but Katherine you mispresented James Bond. Bond was the first to do the no parachute stunt, and they did it for real over at least 88 jumps. Shame that you suggested they didn't. The beginning of Moonraker is the prototype and the coolest version of the stunt. Still, Point Break is, nonetheless, a great, entertaining film.

[@afvro75]

I guess the interviewer was getting into trouble at the end. She seemed misogynistic for being a woman. Lol.

[@m1lst3r89]

Terrible action scenes in Point Break,

[@mikehunt7419]

Hey everybody look, its scorned ex-lover James Cameron 👋 😂