Name: ベン・アフレック、デヴィッド・フィンチャー＋ロザムンド・パイクが「ゴーン・ガール」に出演 (Ben Affleck, David Fincher + Rosamund Pike on Gone Girl)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T06:07:18.000Z
Duration: 9 min 41 s
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過去形

'As you all know, my wife,   Amy Elliott Dunne,

'I had nothing to do with   the disappearance of my wife.'

"The simplest answer's   often the correct one"?

Actually, I've never found that   to be true.

and then it becomes this perverse,   absurdist thriller,

and then it finally kind of becomes,  um, satire.

This wasn't a conventional,   like, leading-man performance,

where he's always smarter   than everybody

Likeability   was kind of anathema to David.

he thinks of it as obsequious   and pandering for a character

to try and curry favour with   the audience with his behaviour.

And so we see aspects   of this guy's personality

that are clearly flawed,   and we see him struggling.

'I will practise believing   my husband loves me.

And you think, "God, if I do this   part I get to sort of do everything."

It's... You know, it's being   every aspect of being a woman.

You know, you get to express   the thing that's alluring

and the thing that's repellent   and the...

You know, you get to create a facade,  you get to strip it down.

It's... It's... It was...   It's really exciting, that.

But daunting, absolutely.   And also you read the book

and you think, when you're inside   a character's head,

how are we going to express this   in this film script?

How are we going to make that   into action in a scene?

Er, and that's the sort of mastery   of Gillian Flynn,

that's she's done that   with her screenplay.

Because it's so much easier   to understand a character

B, I'm a moderately influential   warlord. Hmm.

C, I write personality quizzes   for magazines. OK.

Well, your hands are far too   delicate for real scrimshaw work,

and I happen to be   a charter subscriber

to Middling Warlord Weekly,   so I'd recognise you.

I'm a huge movie buff,   I always have been.

The tone of it's   a little off-kilter sometimes,

and it has these strange bursts   of humour

and, you know, I worried,   depending on the director,

it would have been a very different   film than the book was, totally.

And then once David came aboard   I felt entirely comfortable.

She had, uh, decided on...things   that really supported this idea

of narcissism, and who we   sort of narcissistically project

as the best version of ourselves   in order to...

And how this drama could be spun   out of the resentment

that came from one or more of those   parties deciding, um...

We've become...as a nation,   very adept at transformations.

And we have all the tools.   We have, you know,

cameras at our fingertips,   we're very aware, suddenly, of...

Everybody, not just actors   and models, are suddenly aware of,

you know, their best angles   and things,

and they're editing their lives   to be more enviable,

as they present their photos   on Facebook, and...

um... And what does narcissism mean   for relationships and marriage?

It means that instead of just   being who you are in a selfless way,

you're requiring the other person   to project the image of yourself

that you want to put across.   And that is very, very different.

And I thought...   That's an interesting idea,

and it's really well-articulated,   and...

I could see myself sitting in a   theatre watching this story unfold

"I have no idea   where this is going next."

That's not good enough for you?   I hit her?!

It's not even close! Absolutely not.   I never touched her.

I trusted having him around,   that was the great thing.

You work with a director   you don't trust,

you have to rely on   your own inner barometer.

But when you have a guy like David,   you just go, like,

"Well, tell me what you think.   Let's do that."