Netflix brought together the ‘Three Amigos’ to talk about decades of friendship, but did you know that Alfonso Cuarón and Alejandro G. Iñárritu blocked Guillermo del Toro from filming a bunch of movies?
Netflix is at a unique moment after a contentious situation regarding economic losses and mass layoffs. Feels like it’s in the past now pinocchio why BARDO, a false chronicle of some truths They’re Still Favorite Movies Next Award Season, That’s how the streaming platform decided to bring together the ‘Three Amigos’: Alfonso Cuarón, Alejandro G. Iñárritu and Guillermo del Toro, who spoke about decades of friendship and collaboration, at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, California.
The conversation, which Sensacine Latam had access to, was followed by Oscar winners for Gravity, Birdman (or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) and The Shape of Water, respectively, They reflect on their work and the impact their friendship has had on each other’s work.
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Of course the first option that might come to mind is: Prerna, who wouldn’t be excited to have some of the world’s most sought after and acclaimed filmmakers as best friends? However, it is precisely their friendship that has allowed them to speak openly and on many occasions have honest conversations about movies they shouldn’t have made.
That’s how three Mexican filmmakers tell us exclusively that they turned down their own projects to find the best for their friends. “What matters is also the determining factor for those of us who do not; It is very important”Shared for Sensasin Latam, director of Roma and Y Tu Mamma Tambien.
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These words seem to have triggered some memories in the mind of Guillermo del Toro, who is in the limelight around the world thanks to his famous stop motion film: pinocchioWell, I wouldn’t hesitate for a second to match up with my partner and colleague behind the lens, yes, amid the laughter,
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All three of us have at some point stopped a film that we shouldn’t have made and we didn’t.
The conversation took place at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles, California, a venue attended by Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos as well as world cinema greats such as: Laura Dern, Harvey Keitel, chloe zhao, ryan johnson, Michael Mann, Scott Cooper, rodrigo preto, simon kinbergCleo Wade, Alana Brown, Mary Parent, Ram Bergman and Janet Yang.
