Written by James M. Tate / 11/01/2013 / No comments / brian de palma , cindy daly , halloween , horror , interview , john carpenter , pj soles , seventies
PJ SOLES ON DIRECTORS JOHN CARPENTER & BRIAN DE PALMA
Interview with PJ SOLES who is standing to the right of HALLOWEEN co-star Nancy Loomis |
PJ Soles with Nancy Allen with Cindy Daly behind them |
When Amy Irving is hanging a star in the gym, getting ready for the prom and Nancy and I are standing there, and whispering, and she’s telling me she has a secret, and I’m telling her, “Come on, tell me, I’m your best friend.” He gave us five minutes to do that scene. He said, “We’re gonna break for lunch, but if you can think of something to show that you guys are best friends, and she knows something you don’t, then go for it.” And we shot that, and got it in one take. I never thought he was going to keep that in because it went so fast. It went “Whoosh” and yet, you know, he really didn’t need to do that but he let us do it and it was fine.
An iconic PJ Soles "final moments" in John Carpenter's HALLOWEEN |
HALLOWEEN's John Carpenter |
For Brian it was the bigger element of how the scene was gonna look. The cinematography of it and the effect of the scene, but not so much the tiny, tiny little details even though he invited those. But for John I think it was the little tiny details that made the thing the bigger picture.
CARRIE Director Brian De Palma |
And they’re on the ground and we had two big garbage bags full. We all picked up the leaves. And it’s not like we could comment on other people’s scenes but you were responsible for, in your own scenes, whatever you wanted to contribute. John was very gracious and excepting more times than not. And he’d go “That was great.” But you never got a “That was great” from Brian. You just got a smile. And an, “Okay, let’s move on.”
Jamie Lee Curtis, PJ Soles and Nancy Loomis in HALLOWEEN |
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