Here's your inside look at the Netflix drama movie May December, directed by Todd Haynes.
May December Cast:
Natalie Portman, Julianne Moore, Charles Melton, D.W. Moffett and Piper Curda
Stream May December December 1, 2023 on Netflix!
May December Cast:
Natalie Portman, Julianne Moore, Charles Melton, D.W. Moffett and Piper Curda
Stream May December December 1, 2023 on Netflix!
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00:00 -The final monologue that Natalie performs as Grace
00:05 is just an astonishing performance.
00:08 -When this first started, I didn't know what to think.
00:13 -She's just extraordinary.
00:14 I don't think I was prepared for how wonderful she would be.
00:18 -I knew that we had crossed a line,
00:20 and I felt in my heart that we would cross it again.
00:25 But now I think I've lost track of where the line is.
00:35 Who even draws these lines?
00:39 All I know is that I love you, and you love me.
00:47 -She can pretty much do anything, right?
00:50 I mean, can we all just agree on that?
00:52 -Natalie, as Elizabeth Barry,
00:56 you have a set of expectations going in
00:58 that she's gonna be our proxy.
00:59 We're gonna be able to trust her.
01:01 -I can't thank you enough for doing this.
01:03 -But as you start to watch the story unfold,
01:05 you start to lose faith in the reliability
01:07 of her point of view as a character.
01:10 -She's striving for artistic integrity
01:13 and seems willing to do anything.
01:16 Is that in service of the art?
01:18 -This is just what grown-ups do.
01:20 -It's a really intriguing question
01:23 that implicates us all,
01:25 because we're here watching a movie.
01:27 Is this what it takes to build
01:29 a beautiful, authentic performance?
01:31 -Julianne created that lisp.
01:33 -You are so sweet.
01:35 -The more she understands Julianne's character,
01:37 the more she becomes her.
01:39 -You're...crazy.
01:42 -It was pretty spectacular to see.
01:44 -Todd would look to me after a certain take,
01:46 and he'd say, "Isn't it great having actors that can nail it?"
01:49 -Judgment is for law or for society,
01:53 but art is for just peering into a mind
01:56 and allowing yourself that curiosity without judging it.
02:01 ♪♪
02:03 ♪♪
02:08 (music fades)