Romero & Carpenter interview (1980) (sub ita)

[@monomonster]

RIP George Romero. You were a great film MASTER!

[@nicosmind3]

Interviews back then are like podcasts today. Sitting back and making the person comfortable, giving them space to breath, let them take their time and get their answer out. Today it's "entertainment and laughs" as if thinking and listening can't be entertaining, and often on a deeper level. It stays with you more these interviews. Today's stuff you barely think of 30 seconds after

[@samspade8830]

Interviews were so well done back in the 80s. Way more professional!

[@JazzyUte]

Seeing Rona Barrett for the first time! I was always a nosey kid, asking lots of questions, and my mom would call me "Rona Barrett" and I never really knew who she was. I knew what she did - but not who, fundamentally, she was. What a trip hearing her introduce my favorite film director (Carpenter).

[@johnharris3117]

My goodness, John Carpenter is brilliant. What an amazing sense of attention. He was great at answering his questions BUT was even better giving his interpretation of the other director’s film and themes.

[@Grisostomo06]

Carpenter is always a great interview. Very succinct in his response to questions.

[@behemot8118]

Grazie per aver pubblicato questa rarissima intervista. È una piccola perla con dei contenuti notevoli e attuali da parte di tutti e 3 i registi. Grazie davvero.

[@alfonsobalzano]

Grazie mille per la pubblicazione!

[@ripred42]

Not 1978... they mention Escape From NY which is 1981.

[@AlessioBogani]

Ok, I corrected. The interview was made in 1980.

[@ripred42]

@@AlessioBogani oh wow was not expecting a response so soon. Thank you for uploading, its very interesting.

[@MrCarpen7er]

@@AlessioBogani This interview was in 80 or 81, there's no way to be sure.

[@jimb0e186]

@@MrCarpen7er it’s most likely 80. He mentioned the presidential debate, which would put this interview in an election year.