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Directing Movie Stars - John Badham (Prep Show Full Episode)

Legendary director John Badham (Saturday Night Fever, Wargames, Supernatural) talks with Per Holmes about directing movie stars. How are stars different from “normal” actors? Do they need more direction? Less? How do you handle disagreements? What are you allowed to say or don’t say? How do you handle the power imbalance between an up-and-coming director and a very experienced actor? This episode answers these questions and countless more in this amazing episode. SHOW LINKS John Badham IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000824/ John is also the author of one of the best and most brutally honest books on filmmaking ever written, “I’ll Be In My Trailer”, about the relationship between actors and directors. https://www.amazon.com/Ill-Be-My-Trai... His new book “On Directing 2”, is dropping in the fall of 2020. Check it out on his website: https://www.johnbadham.com/ Directing Actors Course: https://www.hollywoodcamerawork.com/d... OTHER WAYS TO WATCH/LISTEN: Show Website: https://www.hollywoodcamerawork.com YouTube:    • Directing Movie Stars - John Badham (Prep ...   Indie Film Hustle TV: https://www.indiefilmhustle.tv Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/421oliu... Download MP3 Audio: https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/download/... CONNECT: Facebook: Facebook:   / hollywoodcamerawork   Twitter:   / hollywoodcamera   Web: https://www.hollywoodcamerawork.com EPISODE OUTLINE: 0:00 - Intro 2:37 - Welcome to John 4:56 - Differences between "normal" actors and stars? 7:53 - How does conversation with a star sound differently? 10:47 - What does the first conversation with an actor sound like? 12:55 - Directors direct too much? 13:39 - Directing in actions 15:08 - Different actor results in different performance 15:49 - Directing a regular on a TV show 19:30 - Making the scenes work 20:46 - Making an actor not do something 23:27 - Criticizing actors 24:43 - Retakes for the heck of it 25:28 - Every take doesn't need direction 27:50 - Shaking up the scene 29:39 - Directing Jack Nicholson 34:17 - Marlon Brando testing his director 37:06 - What if actor won't discuss character? 40:38 - Gaining an actor's trust 44:32 - Calming an actor's nerves 47:38 - Super-confident actors 50:02 - How much to direct 52:51 - Taking bad direction back 53:33 - Giving actors attention after a take 56:02 - Being there for actors 57:01 - Directors should try a bit of acting 58:23 - Actors can see through a director 59:12 - Gaining the trust of actors 1:02:38 - How much freedom should actors have? 1:12:36 - Does a director need to be certain? 1:15:21 - Getting everybody invested in it 1:18:48 - How much or how little to direct? 1:25:51 - Imaginary directing situation: Joe Pesci 1:28:15 - Giving actors obstacles instead of directing them 1:35:48 - Working with strong-willed actors 1:40:25 - Strong-willed actors testing the director 1:46:49 - Summary of insights 1:53:07 - John's new book On Directing 1:56:07 - Wrap up