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The Big Picture According to writer and director Luc Besson , the action thriller DogMan is "the essence" of his 40-year filmmaking career. Starring Caleb Landry Jones , the film is about a young man whose life has been anything but easy, and the salvation he finds through his canine found family, French singer Édith Piaf, and vigilantism.
Related The 42 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now Our handy, extensive guide is updated weekly with all-new picks. I agree with you. Going to see a movie in a movie theater, that's me going to church. Watching something at home is not even close.You have a fantastic resume.
If you have an actor who looks at the schedule and says, “Oh yeah, yeah, I can make the film. I’ll finish the film on the 21st. We can do two weeks here, and…” It’s not the good guy. That was clear from him. He asked for two things: he said, “I need six months,” and he asked me one question — he said, “Will the dogs be a CGI?” I said, “No,” and he said, “Okay.” So I made the film.BESSON: What's interesting with Caleb is he's very devoted. He makes you talk.
BESSON: There's two big changes. It was not in the notes of the audience, but it's something that you feel in the room when you're in it. The people have questions about the doctor because they don't feel her enough. They need to feel more for her, so I shot two little scenes. I shot two new scenes that I integrated into the movie.
There's one, doberman, and this one doesn't want to shoot with others, so you have to shoot him by himself. If you made just a tiny little noise, he turned his head or his ear. That was kind of hard to make him still and watch the actor, and so I used a lot of tricks. Like, for example, I had this little plastic animal behind my back and I went like this . When I was looking at the camera and I had a good face, and I wanted him just to have his ear going up — .
Caleb is a tremendous actor. You mentioned that it took him six months of preparing for DogMan. What was it like for him getting ready for this? BESSON: I don't even know that there's a few different versions. But on the editing, pure editing, there's only one version of the film.
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