Taylor Swift & Martin McDonagh | Directors on Directors
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Variety Directors on Directors presented by MGM Studios and United Artists Releasing
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コメント (21)
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“The Manuscript” … this girl and her Easter eggs.
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Whoever was in charge of color grading this video really knows how to make blue eyes pop.
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I love that they keep trying to take the focus off them and continue to refer to the other's work. They're both so respectful and well-spoken.
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the amount of ttpd refrences this woman put in here
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Can we appreciate how much Martin was enthusiastic and respectful with Taylor and this interview. A lot of people don’t think she deserves this kind of recognition and he didn’t seem egotistical about his work
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hearing taylor talk so fondly about aging makes me feel so comfortable. shes so open about the fact that she was scared about it, but as it happens, she realizes shes only becoming more herself, and shes becoming wiser with everything.
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"you don't have to polish the doorknob so long that you forget to open the door" as someone whose perfectionism stops myself from making art, holy shit that's my new favorite tswift quote 🤯
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Whoever thought of bringing these two together is talented in their own right. What a fascinating meeting of minds.
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Those were the shortest 45 minutes of my life, I could listen to Taylor talking about her creative process forever, she's so articulate
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It’s a matter of time before Taylor writes a book. I can see that becoming an extension to her songwriting skills. Brilliant video, they were both incredible here.
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My goodness. The respect they have for each other in this interview. They make sure not to only talk about their own work and always pass the ball to the other person by complimenting them then asking them questions about it. So profoundly professional. I loved watching this! Thank you, Variety
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This interview alone is a proof of her writing her own music. she’s so eloquent, articulate and yet constructive. Her choice of words is just immaculate. SHE IS THE SONGWRITER OF THIS GENERATION WITHOUT A DOUBT
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honestly i love taylor’s productivity and how she wants to venture into directing. she’s so well spoken and martin was so respectful and smart.
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I could seriously listen to Taylor talk for 6 hours straight she's so well spoken and you can tell these are things she deeply cares about. She's so smart yet still incredibly humble and caring.
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People just don't give Taylor enough credit for just how much she's studied and learned along the way in her career and she really is ready to make a feature film and I can't wait to see what she does!!
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I want to say that I've never listened to Taylor Swift's music much, but this interview has really opened my eyes to how brilliant of a person she is. What fantastic insight and understanding she has about the creative process. It's so refreshing compared to what you hear from most modern pop stars. I believe she would be capable of writing/directing a feature film.
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It's amazing how well she can speak about her craft while also showing appreciation for the work of others. She was incredibly articulate, and her discussion of Martin's incredible work reminded me of why I love film and hearing from directors so much. Congratulations to Martin and Taylor on this fantastic interview.
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As a 19 year old, I feel very lucky to be growing up with Taylor. The way she puts her thoughts and emotions into words is so inspiring. What a talented amazing woman.
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This video really makes me understand and know so much more deeply about Taylor Swift than any other interviews she's ever had before. It focused on the only one thing that she wants us to focus on: Her Career, instead of who she's dating at the moment, or any other private personal life things of hers. I'm truly happy that we had a chance to know her better x
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This is just another proof of what an incredible intelligent, witty, wise, clever and talented woman she is. Those Taylor Swift haters often say they don’t like her music bc it’s „boring and girly“ or whatever but those people just don’t understand the depth and meaning of her work. I mean the profoundness that’s put in her art and lyrics really shouldn’t be gone unnoticed. But only a few really have the capacity to understand that.
