The Social Network - David Fincher Interview Part 1

The Social Network - David Fincher Interview Part 1

[@volkov4608]

"You know" -David Fincher

[@sixamsedna]

Fincher, besides being an incredible filmmaker also has such a calming voice.

[@lucyboswell7584]

Love this ...and his story n beyond

[@epinephrin]

you're so right, I could listen to him talk for hours. Which I guess is literally what I'm doing right now just clicking on any interview I can find of him. I'd def follow him into battle. He just has such a lucid soberminded articulation about everything.

[@derek1600]

Fincher is my hero. Had the pleasure of working on one of his films. Meeting him was like meeting Elvis to me. A perfect filmmaker.

[@part4963]

talk more

[@TourmalineHealer]

David Fincher is my hero. I hope to influence lives with my stories one day

[@part4963]

I challenge you

[@MrJoshBradford]

I love watching interviews with directors, and Fincher is one of my all time favorites. However, for whatever reason, I haven't watched an interview with him until now. He always looked so intimidating, and just his name sounds intimidating to me. But after watching this, he's really anything but. He seems like a really nice guy. Which only adds to how much I like him.

[@berniemac66]

very calming voice especially for a director.

[@nighttray1489]

7 years later. Film holds up. Great director.

[@shribalaji1718]

Yes😍

[@gingersnaps7186]

13 years later. Film holds up. Great movie.

[@BLOBvideos]

david fincher is the best director of all time in my opinion. he inspires me to want to pursue my dreams of becoming a film director. i wish he could mentor me, or i wish i could work on one of his movies. he's truly a visionary.

[@derek1600]

@ZachClooney very lucky indeed. he was definitely relaxed yet always in control on set. saw him get mad only once but he was usually nice and gave nice compliments. everyone respected him and certainly did their best for him. his attention to detail and his journey for perfection was inspiring. had some nice talks with him and was fortunate enough to start a professional relationship with an actor he works with quite often, Richmond Arquette. we co-wrote a film together called "Stanley DeBrock"

[@giardia2]

I always had a crush on this man! :-P

[@part4963]

wtf

[@spikejonzelover420]

@@part4963fuck you mean wtf he’s fine as hell

[@BudDwiker]

He reminds me of my Physics teacher. I like my Physics teacher. :)

[@Drac39]

Alien 3 works because through all it's horrible problems it still is a Fincher film

[@elijahcassidy]

I was listening to just the audio of this so when it ended with "I guess we were 13 or 14 years old", I thought Fincher was pausing and having a fucking existential crisis

[@derek1600]

@ElTuco84 it was definitely a wonderful experience. glad i could share it and it is great that Fincher is starting to get the recognition he deserves in the last few years.

[@SamuelDaram]

@ilovepanslabyrinth Agree completely with what you say. Listening to Fincher all day is a real education, not just in cinema, but also in life-management. Love what he says about putting in over ten years to feel completely confident.

[@SamuelDaram]

Fincher is spot on about the importance of confidence 6:04

[@ilovepanslabyrinth]

@handrecito I love every part of this interview. I could listen to David all day Such an incredible director

[@lucyboswell7584]

Director a WOW WOW...LUV

[@viksam009]

Are you insane ? Watch Se7en, Fight Club, Zodiac, Benjamin Button, Social Network, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and say those movies dont have proper character motivation or narrative structure. Stick to your generic Hollywood blockbusters with explosions and plot twists every second if you dont have the patience to watch character driven films that Fincher makes.

[@40Pacino]

For a guy that has made some really intense movies (Alien 3, Fight Club, Se7en and now The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) he seems so mild mannered and normal

[@reece32100]

He looks so tired...

[@DaveSimkiss]

Okay... so where is part two?

[@Nouser566]

Yea gosh

[@lucyboswell7584]

Magic of movies2..rather speechless

[@tranquelmischief]

You know I liked Alien 3 I don't care what anyone says, it wasn't a bad movie.

[@aushimdas7481]

tranquelmischief it's not a bad movie, it's just that fincher's movies are too good, so it pales in comparison to his other movies

[@lukeszklarz9674]

Very good director

[@part4963]

yea

[@lucyboswell7584]

Wow wow wowza

[@stickfa93]

skip to 4:30 for film advice, and also 10:40

[@stickfa93]

skip to 4:30 for film advice

[@reptongeek]

@tranquelmischief Me too!! Of course do we call it Alien 3 or Alien cubed

[@theempire00]

his neighbour was Lucas!!

[@ElTuco84]

@derek1600 You don't know how much envy I felt while reading your comment.

[@demonDUCKisHUNGRY]

@cutandpaste1 Thought he was married to cean chaffin?? (who is a woman btw)

[@InfamousMrK]

@tranquelmischief yeah I dident mind it was just okay I dont understand all the hate for it, yeahs its not as good as previous alien's but it was still alright.

[@SamuelDaram]

@derek1600 You are a lucky person to have worked with Fincher. 'derek1600', was he very relaxed as he is in this discussion?

[@giardia2]

@cutandpaste1 how do you know...

[@andresguty]

Do you really know? Do you?

[@part4963]

no