DP/30: Crimson Peak, Guillermo del Toro, Part 1 of 2
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He is a man who loves monsters and he has brought that love to the mainstream cinema, thrilling and challenging audiences around the world from Cronos to The Devil's Backbone to Pan's Labyrinth, the Hellboy films, Pacific Rim, and now, Crimson Peak. He talks to David Poland for an hour about his films and his evolution. This is the first half of that conversation.
Shot in Los Angeles, October 2015
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I could listen to Guillermo speak all day. He is so eloquent and seems to love what he does.
I'm like only 20 minutes into this interview. And del Toro answer's every question but also adds these mind-blowing thoughts he has on top. There are some words I missed because of his accent here and there, but still... this man is a master artist. Pan's Labyrinth is my favorite of all his works. Still, I love the fact he only does monster-related films.
I love Del Toro. Such an eloquent speaker and insightful human being.
fun fact : dp/30 has interviewed all 3 amigos! now get all 3 of them at the same time. can't wait for part 2
he's a master of his craft....., love his curiosity & his imagination ...
@landau100170
8 жыл бұрын
Absolutely
Here 8 years after to say that Crimson peak should have come out in 2024 cause in 2016 it wasn't understanded at all. It's a masterpiece!
Even with a Mexican accent Guillermo speaks better English than a lot of native English speakers I know.
@landau100170
8 жыл бұрын
Isn't he awe
@missymani
8 жыл бұрын
+TheLonesomeChef Yes! The man knows how to express himself. And is funny how nobody can pronounce his name properly. Gilermo, Uilermo. Meh, at least are close enough.
@DanielMazahreh
6 жыл бұрын
Because he is a freaking genius capable of critical thinking.
@LumenP1023
5 жыл бұрын
He is amazingly intelligent and well-rounded, and he is cultured. He is Vitruvian.
whoever runs DP/30 is/are legendary
I love your conversations, they always feel so down to earth and just a regular conversation over a cup of tea. I can't wait for the next episodes. Hoping that Jessica Chastein and Tom Hiddleston will be on next. As well as Cate Blanchett for Carol.
Thank you for the insightful interview, DP/30! Listening to the interview with Guillermo del Toro actually brought tears to my eyes! A master storyteller whose goal is to rescue the gothic romance genre, as in Crimson Peak, NOT cash in on a quick buck from a tired Hollywood formula movie, Mr. del Toro's words resonate of professional and personal integrity.
One of my favorite modern directors in both product and personality!
He's awesome. Great accent too.
I love this guy
@landau100170
8 жыл бұрын
Same
Now that Hideo Kojima no longer works for Konami, hopefully we'll see Guillermo and Kojima team back up to make their version of Silent Hills. This game would be an instant CLASSIC.
I adore this man. Such a special human being. His films are dazzling.✨✨🥀🥀
OMG he said Dragonwyck, one of my fave movies ever!
love this. can't wait for pt 2.
Every time I come to the channel hoping my next little gift has been uploaded. And here it is. Thank you!
Great guy, love him.
@landau100170
8 жыл бұрын
Same
Not a big of his films, but he seems like such a cool, down to earth (and knowledgeable!) person. Great interview (pt. 2 as well)!
@landau100170
8 жыл бұрын
Love your bias
He is the Man very inspiring human, artist. Latin power
Man, he's so profound!
Funny that he wanted to have the house sink at the end of Peak that is exactly what i found the movie was missing because after the siblings are gone that house is just going to sit till it rots? I felt it needed full closure. A great simple line would have been to have Thomas say to Edith when he is talking about the condition of the house "Sometimes I feel it is our will power alone that keeps it standing" and as a possible technical explanation of it sinking is the dredge machine is working but is undermining the house my dredging up more of the liquid clay the irony of how many robs the earth and pays for his shortsightdness would have been a nice touch. I think it would have been awesome as the final stabbing blows hit Thomas that the hole in the ceiling starts to expand as chunks of the rotting timbers fall more and more and then the final outside scene to have the house collapse in on itself and sink into the mines below and have the blood red liquid clay rise up and flow over it till only the ground is covered with the crimson covered snow.....that would have been awesome and should have been done even if it did cost a million or so....
GREAT look at his philosophy and vision.
Occasionally, I like to go on DEKZreadS(trademark) and check to see what William of the Bull aka Guillermo Del Toro is doing. I love his films and his mellow DOWN TO EARTH way of being with his fans. He is an AWESOME GUY.. May you have A LOT MORE SUCCESSES in the FUTURE WILLIAM OF THE BULL = GUILLERMO DEL TORO
Sooooo incredibly iconic on all levels!!
Any spoilers for Crimson Peak in this? I'd love to watch this right away, but obviously I can't see Crimson Peak for a week.
Cool that he name-checks Joseph Sheridan LeFanu, the Irish horror writer. I live a block away from LeFanu Road in Dublin.
@playboikirby8173
8 жыл бұрын
cool
Hi David, When are we getting part 2? :)
Some reason why you dump all the interviewee audio into the left channel on all your clips? He's centered.
@dp30
8 жыл бұрын
+FocusPulling (.com) I m working with audio that I haven't worked before... will be conscious of the problem movie forward. Thanks.
@AronixzAnimations
8 жыл бұрын
+DP/30: The Oral History Of Hollywood ui
This means two sprits inside yourself and what i mean is you can bee line yourself with a fixation and lose or you can roll
Hi David, Thank you for uploading this interview. I'm interested to know, whist Cate Blanchett is in America doing press for "Truth", whether you'll be able to interview her and discuss both "Carol" and "Truth" with her? Thank you.
@dp30
8 жыл бұрын
+Jaffas85 At some point, we likely will... but not right now. Cate for Blue Jasmine kzread.info/dash/bejne/dJ6j2KyQhbC-pZc.html
@Jaffas85
8 жыл бұрын
+DP/30: The Oral History Of Hollywood Thank you. Much appreciated.
Part 2 is coming soon?
Hi, Your Best Work. look cluttered What's happening.. 1!
10:40
I'd love to spend an afternoon in this guy's head.
Silent Hill P.T.?
@cordia96
8 жыл бұрын
+Silkisaurus Don't break his greasy heart again.
he is Mexican??
I love this fat chicano
He should have put more effort into the script and less into fictional biographies.
This guy looks like a white guy but he is from Spain. Maybe he's half British or something.
@OscarGonzalez-of1lp
7 жыл бұрын
He's mexican not from spain
@carmenzagazeta1633
5 жыл бұрын
And he’s not half anything. There’s white people in Latin America too 🙄
@MarkHogan994
2 жыл бұрын
A. Most Spanish people are white. B. Guillermo del Toro is Mexican, not Spanish. C. Lots of Mexicans are white, as many of them have European origins (such as Spain, which, again, is full of white people).