No Todas Las Duplas Son Encarnadas Por Los Actores. Para Poder Transmitir Una Imagen Justa De Su Visión, El Director Necesita Encontrar a Su Complemento Perfecto

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No Todas Las Duplas Son Encarnadas Por Los Actores. Para Poder Transmitir Una Imagen Justa De Su Visión, El Director Necesita Encontrar a Su Complemento Perfecto ROSTROS ROSTROS rgman Be ar gm n I e t s i v k y N n e v S SOMOS CÓMPLICES LOS DOS el CINEASTA y su SOCIO No todas las duplas son encarnadas por los actores. Para poder transmitir una imagen justa de su visión, el director necesita encontrar a su complemento perfecto. Una vez que lo encuentra –sea actor, actriz, músico, guionista o algún otro profesional– es imposible desligar al uno del otro y sus múltiples colaboraciones son a tal punto necesarias, que parece inconcebible el resultado de la obra final sin que se involucre el talento de ambos ¿Los sueños de Fellini tendrían la misma fuerza evocadora sin el telón de fondo de las melodías de Nino Rota? Se trata, qué duda nos cabe, de encuentros mágicos. Julio Serna Gómez Fanny y Alexander 12 VENTANA INDISCRETA│N.°16│Universidad de Lima VENTANA INDISCRETA│N.°16│Universidad de Lima 13 ROSTROS ROSTROS La complicidad entre dos personas ranos muy estrictos y pasaron infan- ría. Claro que también hay en la his- (1937), fue su primer gran éxito inter- serie de proyectos, entre 1950 y 1955, la cual escribió y rodó expresamente es parte fundamental de una amis- cias infelices, gozaron de una tem- toria grandes individualistas cuya nacional. En ella Gabin interpretó a en los que era aventurero, vaquero o una escena para que la protagonizase tad auténtica; que implica un pro- prana fascinación por la fotografía y genialidad se impone sobre todas un elegante ladrón que se esconde de militar. Horizontes lejanos (1952); como regalo de despedida, honrando fundo conocimiento del uno y del la iluminación. Desde El manantial las áreas, casos como Orson Welles, la policía en la Casbah de Argel, y vive Colorado Jim (1953); Bahía negra así toda la experiencia compartida por otro, de sus necesidades, gustos, de la doncella (1960) hasta Fanny y Stanley Kubrick o Charles Chaplin una trágica historia de amor. Pépé le (1953); Música y lágrimas (1953); largos años. puntos débiles y fortalezas. Ser cóm- Alexander (1982) revela la preferen- lo demuestran, pero aquí revisamos Moko obtuvo un éxito sin precedentes Tierras lejanas (1954); Acorazados Bob Rafelson debuta en el cine con plice de alguien significa entenderse cia de Nykvist y Bergman por la luz la relación de convivencia artística- en la historia del cine francés. del aire (1955) y El hombre de Lara- Cabeza (1968), protagonizada por la y completarse mutuamente. natural y la composición rigurosa- creativa entre dos. mie (1955). Todas estas películas estu- Si bien John Wayne, participó en banda The Monkees, película coescrita mente precisa. A Luis Buñuel le era vieron dirigidas por el mismo hombre, En el cine, las relaciones de amis- más de una veintena de películas de y producida por él junto a su amigo el difícil escribir, siempre necesitó de Anthony Mann, que les estampó un tad entre el director y el actor u otro John Ford, algunas tan memorables actor Jack Nicholson. Después de este un escritor. Le debe a Jean-Claude carácter más realista y humano del profesional, se establecen en el tiem- Dos cabalgan juntos como La diligencia (1939); El hombre inicio, Rafelson junto a Bert Schneider Carrière sus mejores películas en que era habitual en la época. po y espacio de la realización de un tranquilo (1952); Un tiro en la noche y Steve Blauner crea BBS Productions, su última etapa. Desde 1963 escri- En el cine se generan eficaces socieda- filme. Involucra conocimiento pro- (1962) o Más corazón que odio (1956); Como ocurre con Ford y Wayne, nor- una compañía que se convertiría en bieron juntos seis películas. En la des artísticas entre actor y director. Tan fesional y relaciones humanas. La fue con Henry Fonda con quien tam- malmente se asocia el cine de Akira un emblema de un nuevo Hollywood lista figuran Ese oscuro objeto del eficaz puede resultar esta unión, que dirección del actor se sujeta a una bién disfrutó de una colaboración fruc- Kurosawa con Toshiro Mifune, aunque con películas como Busco mi destino deseo (1977), Bella de día (1967), El los cineastas muestran una fe ciega y visión que tiene el director del per- tífera. Fonda trabajó con Ford en siete ambos colaboraron en muchas ocasio- (1969) de Dennis Hopper, Mi vida es fantasma de la libertad (1974), La total en el talento de estos intérpretes, sonaje y de lo que puede ofrecer el películas durante dos décadas. El joven nes, Kurosawa llegó a rodar 16 pelícu- mi vida del propio Rafelson y El últi- vía láctea (1969), Diario de una ca- porque la química entre ambos es tan actor de acuerdo a esa visión y que Lincoln y Tambores de guerra, ambas las con Mifune y más frecuente fue la mo show (1971) de Peter Bogdanovich. marera (1964) y El discreto encan- natural, que el resultado final resulta de 1939, Las viñas de la ira (1940); Pa- participación del director con Takashi Mi vida es mi vida (1970) reunió de desarrollan juntos en una concesión to de la burguesía (1972). En 1963, único y el beneficio recíproco. intima. A través de los años se han nuevo a Rafelson y a Nicholson en una Buñuel buscaba un guionista para El hacedor de todo tipo de pelí- visto relaciones de complicidad, Be representación de la clase media nor- grid rgm amistad y compañerismo princi- culas Michael Curtiz tuvo a Errol In a teamericana. Tras el éxito, Rafelson e n Flynn en una docena de filmes i palmente entre los directores de n recrea a la mafia local de Atlantic City li entre 1935 y 1941: El capitán San- l cine y los actores o actrices que Más que afinidad e en El rey de Marvin Gardens (1972) s gre (1935); La carga de los 600 s se traducían en un favoritismo o o que protagonizaron Jack Nicholson y ladrones (1936); El heredero per- R cierta fijación u obsesión por tal y compañerismo, Bruce Dern. Siempre con Nicholson, o fecto (1937); Las aventuras de t persona. r Rafelson realiza El cartero siempre Robin Hood (1938); Esclavos del e el director de cine b llama dos veces (1981), cuarta adapta- De manera distinta eran vistas oro (1939); El halcón de los mares o R ción de la novela homónima de James las relaciones entre los directores siempre busca y (1940); Tuya es m vida (1940); en- M. Cain. En 1997, dirige Sangre y vino de cine con escritores o guionis- tres otras. Jack Warner fichó para la que supone la octava colaboración tas, músicos, directores de foto- necesita de un ‘otro su estudio a un joven australiano entre Rafelson y Nicholson. El direc- grafía, editores… interpretadas llamado Errol Flynn, se apresuró tor anunció que se trataba de la última más como simple confianza pro- yo’ que también sea en buscarle un director que le pro- parte de una trilogía, cuyos dos res- fesional por el trabajo desempe- curase posible estrellato. El elegido tantes componentes eran Mi vida es ñado. Sin embargo, es también músico, escritor o fue uno de los artesanos más re- mi vida y El rey de Marvin Gardens; conocida las relaciones íntimas y cordados del Hollywood, Michael trilogía en donde Nicholson había sido creativas entre el director y otro fotógrafo. Curtiz. Él fue quien le dirigió en hijo, hermano y padre. colaborador. su primer rol protagonista, quien le llevó a los altares de la fama y La dimensión onírica y melan- poder coescribir Diario de una ca- quien le proporcionó sus papeles más cólica de las películas de Federico Dos extraños amantes marera. “En ese primer encuentro recordados hoy en día, los del aventu- Fellini sin la música de Nino Rota nos dimos cuenta de que nos unían rero de los mares, los del héroe cínico “Querido Roberto, no tendría el poder evocador que sión de los fuertes (1946); El Fugitivo Shimura, 22 películas en total, casi to- varias cosas. Para empezar, me pre- y mordaz, los del vaquero algo elegan- fortalece la atmósfera del universo (1947) y Sangre de héroes (1948). Estos das las que rodó el maestro japonés en He visto sus películas Roma, ciu- guntó si bebía vino. Yo le respondí te y el militar honorable y seductor. felliniano. A partir de El jeque blan- títulos convirtieron a Henry Fonda en su vida. Shimura hizo de todo para Ku- dad abierta y Paisá, y las he dis- que no solo lo bebía, sino que mi fa- Ninguna de las películas que rodó co (1952) empezó una colaboración uno de los actores favoritos del público rosawa: desde el fuerte y firme líder de frutado muchísimo. Si necesita a milia lo producía. También le gustó el actor tras separarse de Curtiz, en que se hizo inseparable hasta el fa- norteamericano. La relación terminó un grupo de samuráis hasta el débil y una actriz sueca que hable inglés que hubiera trabajado con Jacques 1941, puede compararse con las que llecimiento de Rota en 1979. Alfred abruptamente por una riña entre am- enfermo burócrata de Vivir (1952), pa- muy bien, que no haya olvidado Tati y que hubiera rodado un docu- hizo durante esta época. Hitchcock no hubiera sido ni mago ni bos con puñetazo incluido, durante el sando por el sereno doctor de El ángel su alemán, que no se la entienda mental sobre la vida sexual de los maestro de cine sin su Alma Reville, El realismo poético francés de los borracho (1948), el veterano detective mucho en francés y que en italiano animales, Bestiaire d’amour. Mucho rodaje de Mr. Roberts en 1955. Cuando guionista y editora que trabajó a su años treinta tuvo a Julien Duvivier de El perro rabioso (1949) o el aboga- solo sepa decir ‘ti amo’, estoy pre- tiempo después, refiriéndose a aquel se le preguntó a John Ford qué era el lado durante cinco décadas.
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