The actress Dakota Johnson 35, was in Cannes Festival For the first time with the movie “Splitsville” And he spoke about the role of producer, in which he performed in the feature film, and star in the title.
In an interview with the American portal Variety, she talked a little more about the role of producing. In this movie in question, Johnson produced for Teatime Pictures producer she co -founded six years ago with her great friend RO DONNELLY which also acts in the area.
“Much of the reason I wanted to open a producer and make my own movies is because I wanted more of this industry,” he said. “I wanted more of my experience as an artist. I was very thirsty for more conversations, more creativity and more collaboration. As an actress, I sometimes found myself to the premiere of a movie to watch it for the first time and saying, ‘Wow. That’s not what I thought we were doing.’ It’s such a strange thing to do.”
In conversation with the vehicle, the actress known for her role in “Fifty Shades of Gray” explained that they build her sets based on the “vibe”.
“It’s a policy that forbids assholes. The other thing is that we really guarantee that everyone on the team know what we are doing so that everyone feels part of it. Working in movies … The hours are long and exhaustive. It’s not comfortable. When you feel you are genuinely involved in something, people are happier and work better.”
“Splitsville” begins with Ashley (Adria Arjona) asking for divorce, while Carey (Kyle Marvin) runs to her friends, Julie (Dakota Johnson) and Paul (Michael Covino), seeking support. He is shocked to find that the secret of their happiness is an open marriage; That is, until Carey crosses the line and launch all your relationships into chaos.
According to the American portal Deadline, after the debut of the movie in Cannes, The feature film was cheered for eight minutes.
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This content was originally published in Cannes, Dakota Johnson talks about producing movies: “I wanted more” on CNN Brazil.
Source: CNN Brasil
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