'Manchester by the Sea' Writer Kenneth Lonergan: "May Ways to Make a Film" | Close Up With THR

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The writer/director and playwright notes Stanley Kubrick, Marcel Proust, and Werner Herzog as some of the creators he finds most inspiring.
Kenneth Lonergan ('Manchester by the Sea') is joined by 5 fellow writers for The Hollywood Reporter's Writers 2017 Oscars Roundtable including Pedro Almodovar ('Julieta'), Tom Ford ('Nocturnal Animals'), Allison Schroeder ('Hidden Figures'), Noah Oppenheim ('Jackie'), and Taylor Sheridan ('Hell or High Water').
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[@Thaheadband33]

This guy knows how to rip your heart out, put it back in, and then rip it out again.

[@wtang7]

I was really moved by 'Manchester by the Sea'. It has excellent use silence of Lee to add to the impact of bursts of violence and act of self-denial. The vibrancy of Patrick contrasts Lee's retreat. The use of "Adagio Per Archi E Organo In Sol Minore" during the fire scene was very touching. It is definitely worth the consideration for Oscars.

[@samfilmkid]

It is now of the utmost importance for Kenneth Lonergan to direct a movie about spaceships and aliens.

[@David1121Tito]

Pillar of modern entertainment 🔥🔥

[@saloksingh7]

One of the most deserving and satisfying Oscar wins in the history of Oscars was Kenneth and Affleck.

[@senthilvelan544]

Amen

[@harrisonmoon2903]

"May Ways to Make a Film" 10/10 HR

[@netovicius]

*Many

[@maeirbear]

Many Ways to Make a Film

[@lynnturman8157]

Go watch Kenneth Lonnergin's YOU CAN COUNT ON ME. One of the best movies of the last 20 years.

[@HovaNirvana]

Lynn Turman Introduced me to Mark Ruffalo. Love that movie.

[@lynnturman8157]

Yep. Me too.

[@senthilvelan544]

Remember when we were young?

[@jjaniero]

I love that he cites harvey pekar and werner herzog as inspirations

[@breakfastatmidnight7478]

This title is a typo, right? It should be "Many ways to make a film"

[@ElemuntDesign]

typo in the video title

[@film_magician]

Many* (title typo)

[@film_magician]

Is the full writers one out?

[@ComicBookSyndicate]

Harvey Pekar, ftw.

[@shamurevolt]

Thumbs down for typo :(

[@NostalgiNorden]

I whish all these where just one on one instead of round tables with lesser artist interupting.

[@peddleandcrank]

did this dude turn up mid movie and complain to affect about his bad parenting?

[@senthilvelan544]

I read somewhere that it happened to him.

[@fashizzlebadizzle6552]

genius

[@kartikjain7105]

i thought it was about elaine may :(((

[@kailnmeiklejohn8338]

May ways to make a film?? Many**

[@transcendcapitalism]

why are almost all interviewers of filmmakers bad?

[@ShadowindLUKE]

Tom Ford needs to chill

[@samuelalemayhu8116]

lmao. give him a break

[@ShadowindLUKE]

bruh his expression while kenny is talking yo

[@ShadowindLUKE]

But honestly I think he agrees with Kenneth, thats why he is smiling

[@EdNorty]

I think that's just his model face. Blue steel.