1986 MATTHEW BRODERICK: "My Dad Was Beaming" | FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF | Classic Movie Interview скачать в хорошем качестве

1986 MATTHEW BRODERICK: "My Dad Was Beaming" | FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF | Classic Movie Interview

For licensing inquires contact us at: licensing@pyramidproductions.tv From defying authority without food fights to talking directly to the camera, Matthew Broderick explains what made Ferris Bueller’s Day Off so special. He jokes about wanting to play Rambo, struggling with medieval horses in Ladyhawke, and getting grounded in Project X. This is a charming, laid-back look at a rising star with a sharp wit and a genuine love for the craft. 00:00 – Ferris Bueller’s character: clever, not cruel 00:22 – Defying authority without chaos 00:42 – Ferris fools adults, but respects them 01:02 – Love for his parents & fear of growing up 01:25 – The “last hurrah” of high school 01:47 – Saying goodbye to childhood, friends, and home 02:06 – “This is the last teen role” 02:26 – Hoping for older, less lovable roles (and Rambo?) 02:53 – Breaking the fourth wall: stage vs. film 03:18 – Acting to a machine (camera awkwardness) 03:40 – Filming Ferris’s monologues alone in his room 03:57 – Confidence, vulnerability & self-consciousness 04:15 – Growing up as James Broderick’s son 04:33 – His dad’s joy watching him on stage 04:51 – No downsides to a showbiz upbringing 05:01 – *Max Dugan Returns*: first film experience 05:14 – Working with Jason Robards & a kind cast 05:33 – WarGames & the rise of science thrillers 05:49 – No pressure on performance—just a great story 06:06 – *Ladyhawke*: hard shoot, cold, and dangerous 06:27 – Feeling like a modern guy in a medieval world 06:46 – Was he happy with it? Kind of! 07:09 – Project X & bonding with chimpanzees 07:33 – Plot details: grounded pilot, Air Force chimps 07:54 – The best and worst parts of being an actor