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USA/UK 美國／英國 | 2017 | English DCP | Color | 105min Director Paul McGuigan Orignal Author Peter Turner Scriptwriter Matt Greenhalgh Cinematographer Ula Pontikos Editor Nick Emerson Art Director Eve Stewart Sound Paul Davies, John Midgley Cast Annette Bening, Jamie Bell, Julie Walters Producer Barbara Broccoli, Colin Vaines Production Bad & Beautiful Productions World Sales IM Global Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool 最後相愛的日子 How did this script come your way, and what was it about this [導演訪問] relationship that made you want to direct this film? 這個劇本是怎樣進入你視線的；在此過程中，是什麼 The script came to me through Barbara Broccoli. Barbara and I 促使你想要去導演這部電影？ had known each other for quite a little while, and she sent me the 劇本是芭芭拉布羅科利介紹的。芭芭拉和我相識已有一 script and said that she’d been trying to do this story for 22 years 段時間。她告訴我，過去二十二年來，她一直想拍這故 because Peter Turner is a good friend of hers and it’s his story. 事，因為主角彼得端納是她的好朋友。我所鍾愛的地 What I loved about it was that the script is based on a book by 方在於，它基於同名自傳，這本書薄薄一卷，僅有 144 the same name and it’s a very slight volume of about 144 pages. 頁。我喜愛這段關係的簡單明快，而在此之前我從未真 I loved the simplicity of the relationship and I’d never really done 正拍過愛情故事，所以我非常想做此嘗試。之後，我聽 a love story before, so I really wanted to do it. And then, I heard 說安納貝寧也對這項計劃感興趣，所以一切就順理成章 that Annette Bening was also interested in doing it, so everything 結合在一起。有時事情就是這樣發生的，一切就緒，而 came together well. Sometimes it happens like that, and it all just 你只要去做就行。我很有興趣拍愛情故事，也喜歡其中 lands in the right place and you go for it. I was really interested in 的荷里活元素與電影元素。我知道，我可以將那些舊時 making a love story, and I liked the Hollywood elements and film 的電影技術融入我正在拍攝的電影。我在影片中向葛麗 elements of it. I knew, as a filmmaker, I could put some of those 亞嘉綸涵的電影作出小小的致敬。 older film techniques into the work that I was doing. I was paying homage, a little bit, to Gloria’s past work. Interview with Paul McGuigan Collider Paul McGUIGAN was born in 1963 in Bellshill, Scotland. He is a director and producer for films and television series. Selected Filmography: The Reckoning (02), Wicker Park (04), Lucky Number Slevin (06), Push (09), Victor Frankenstein (15), Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (17). 保羅麥格根 1963 年生於蘇格蘭貝爾斯希爾，電影、電視劇導演及製作人。執導電影包括《沉默之罪》(02)、《愛尋迷》(04)、《七殺令》(06)、《超能風暴》(09)、《科學怪人：創生之父》(15)、《最後相愛的日子》(17)。.

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