Brady Corbet
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155 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard Feb 2025
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Ich habe es nicht vergessen. Es ist lustig. Ich denke, dass ich es immer mit dem Thema behandeln werde. Ich habe viel Unterstützung. Ich habe ein tolles Team. Es hat mir eine lange Zeit gedauert, das Team zu bauen. Aber ich habe sie jetzt. And also I make films that are relatively inexpensive. And that's important too.
Yeah, well, that's because if you spend money wisely and you move sand around in the box, you know, accordingly, you can make something that feels really big as long as you're spending money on what's going on screen and not just, you know, taking people to fucking Nobu or whatever on Friday nights after...
After Shoot, I mean literally, I see the way that money is wasted and I find it frustrating a lot of the time because we could make a lot more movies with let's say 150 million dollars, that's 15 to 30 films.
Yeah, it's kind of part of the charade.
Yeah, I mean, it's also, it's, you know, I don't want to be too black and white about it, because I do know so many extraordinary film executives, and I really mean that. But, you know, of course, they're the exception to the rule. They just are, you know, like, I mean, there are a few folks that really do their job with, you know, They operate from a place of power, not fear.
They are great producers in their own right. But generally, it is just someone that represents the company's interests. And, you know, they're just afraid of losing their job.
Yeah, a blame structure, that's exactly right. That is exactly the right turn of phrase. And so, you know, I see all the time like these kind of like really, these folks that got their job for a reason, like they've got really good taste, they have really good sensibilities, but they stop trusting their own sensibilities because they're having, you know, Ja, genau. Right.
I said to one executive, you know, who was sort of apologizing for how they had treated the film and stuff.
And they said... And it was a strange thing because I'm very unsettled by the fact that, especially in America, because it's essentially capitalism that's run amok.
We give you the work that makes your job possible. So instead of being treated with any degree of respect, you are strangely undermined all the time and I find that really, really frustrating. I really believe that it's important Ich finde es interessant, dass in Hollywood, wo du und ich diese Konversation haben, spezifisch,
that so many folks are politically so liberal and yet creatively so conservative. I find it really... Or fundamentally capitalistic. Yeah, absolutely. Of course. I mean, I could argue philosophically that even democratic socialist nations are fundamentally capitalistic.
Ja, das stimmt. Ich meine, wenn man sich unter die Hütte des Autos anschaut, findet man Kapitalismus. Aber ich finde es wirklich interessant, dass, wie du weißt, ich finde auch, dass gerade jetzt im Generell, wie die Art der puritanischen Leidenschaft der Linken mich erinnert, von, du weißt, von der Konservativität von 75 Jahren her.
Ich bin überrascht darüber, weil ich so weit weg bin, dass ich in den Pazifikischen Ozeanen fallen werde. But I find it strange that freedom of speech, etc. is not really encouraged in this day and age.
Like, what's at stake? Like, what's at stake is our culture. Because if everyone gets, you know, is too frightened to ever speak their mind, especially, you know, your current job, the job you're doing right now, that job doesn't exist anymore.
Yeah, no, I think you're totally right. I mean, Judd Apatow made an amazing joke the other night, sort of under his breath, at the DGA Awards, which he was hosting. Yeah. He was like, alright, well, we're going to wrap this up and I'm going to go backstage, get online and find out how my career is going. I was like, yeah, he's totally, it's very funny because it's absolutely true.
How many people did he manage to offend in the last 45 minutes simply for existing and having a point of view?
No, that's that. Well, yeah, I mean, that's you're absolutely right. And this conversation has gone deeper, faster than.
Ja, ich meine, das ist absolut richtig. Das ist absolut richtig, aber es ist immer so, das ist das Problem, oder? Ja. Das ist das Problem, dass das Pendulum immer so schnell und so hart schwingt, in Bezug auf was auch immer. Ja, du hoffst einfach, dass das Pendulum nicht bricht. Ja, ja.
Yeah, well, I think that it's interesting because everyone wants a moral tale. They want to be told how and what to feel.
Yeah, well, I mean, look, I literally had a day in the span of 12 hours. I was called a Zionist pig and an anti-Semite by two different people. And I was I was I was really, you know, I was I was really shocked because I of course I have a I have a very private life. I had a more public life and then, you know, and I walked away from that, you know, I as an actor. Yeah.
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