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tree of life
Brad’s reaction to the divided ToL reviews
Well we all noticed the divided reviews by now. And here’s Brad response to that.
Brad Pitt was sitting in a suite high above the Croisette earlier this week, pondering the divisive reaction to “The Tree of Life,” the long-awaited Terrence Malick movie about life, death, religion and nature, among other things.
“That doesn’t bother me,” he told 24 Frames. “Really. I much prefer that some people love and others don’t get it, as long as it starts a discussion. That’s a bigger win.”
At screenings earlier in the week, some Cannes-goers had embraced Malick’s boldness, while others resisted it, as boos and applause would often mix together. But Pitt was keeping a sunny attitude. “Certainly it’s engaged people in conversation. To me that’s a huge success.”
He said he did realize how buzz could work against a film, especially in the hothouse environment of a festival. “Terry being Terry, there’s a weight it carries,” the actor said. “And this thing has been in incubation for so long. Hype is always dangerous because you could never answer all the expectations.”
Cannes 2011: BP Audio
Here are some lovely audio files for my fellow fans that adore Brad’s voice. I will add them to BP Media as well but here’s a quick fix for you all! Just click on the file, I assure you it is safe.
* Brad on the connections to his Southern character – NYTimes.com
* Brad on how Mr Malick’s set is different than others – NYTimes.com
* Brad on working with three young non actors – NYTimes.com