Director Thomas Bidegain Denies Jake Gyllenhaal's Unprofessional Behavior Ruined Their Film

[p0uritup]

Director Thomas Bidegain Denies Jake Gyllenhaal's Unprofessional Behavior Ruined Their Film, but Says ‘We Didn’t Have the Same Vision’ https://t.co/dKgov2kXD9
- Variety (@Variety) February 2, 2024
Jake was accused of ruining a french director's movie due to his shocking demands

Comments

[scriptedending]

I mean, this is certainly less exciting, but makes way more sense.

[pciam]

Yeah as much as I hate Jake, that original story read like fan fiction lol

[xdecadentx]

Yeah I don't know why anyone was buying the other version, but I guess it's fun for people to think about.

[ripqueequeg]

Uh oh discussing film's reputation on the line

[goldenhera]

Are they getting like DeuxMoi and posting industry gossip as fact?

[pepsi_twist9]

I love the French language but I cannot get into their media. That one horror tv show on Netflix I loved but apparently horror isn't that big in France (from what I've heard, I didn't look into it to actually find out) so there won't be more of that in the future.

[belle_chouette]

This blog post has a bunch of French horror film recommendations, from vintage to modern. There’s also some series recommendations at the end .

[pepsi_twist9]

Thank you!

[erin805]

This is the millionth time I’ve heard that French directors run their movie sets unilaterally, it seems to be a common refrain that dealing with US actors who think they’re directors just isn’t worth it to them

[butifildisaster]

Boo, Jake’s “if I fits I sits” approach to bodies of water cracked me up.