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ish_aleph October 14 2010, 06:08:58 UTC
И еще в тему интервью с Ричи
http://www.futuremovies.co.uk/filmmaking.asp?ID=139

по поводу револьвер-эвольвер:
Q. Why did you call it Revolver?
Guy Ritchie: I’ve always been surprised that no other movie has ever been called Revolver because it just sounds cool. So I like the name but I also like the concept that, if you’re in a game, it keeps revolving until you realize that you are in a game and then maybe you can start evolving. The film is based on the formula of a game: where does the game start, where does it stop and who’s conning who.

О персонажах:
Q. If Jake Green represents all of us, what do the other characters represent?
Guy Ritchie: The other characters all represent a certain human characteristic. Jake, Avi and Zack represent one characteristic. Then there’s Dorothy Macha, Lily Walker and Lord John, who represent another aspect of our nature, different aspects of vice, of which there are lots of ingredients so I wanted to be specific about which character represents which vice.

О борьбе с эго:
Q. And the fact that the face-off between Jake and himself, his internal enemy, takes place on the 13th floor?
Guy Ritchie: The elevator starts at 32 and stops between 14 and 12. In America, buildings still don’t have a 13th floor. 13’s a curious number. Quite how it got its unpopular reputation is a mystery and one I would quite like to have solved. Mythologically, it’s the luckiest number, it’s the number of liberation. From a point of view of Jake’s incarceration, what better place to liberate yourself than floor 13, which doesn’t even exist in an elevator. It just seemed like the perfect environment in which to meet your demon. A number that doesn’t exist that is also the number of liberation.

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