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“I believe that Wes thought, ‘Oh, this is a group of short films – it’s not so ambitious,’” notes Roman Coppola, a regular co-writer with Anderson. On paper, The French Dispatch looked a simple prospect. Earlier this year at the Cannes Film Festival launch of 'The French Dispatch', Chalamet discussed learning from co-stars McDormand and Khoudri, dinners with the ensemble cast, being directed by Anderson, and more below. There is something immediately gripping about a town with staircases and sloped roads and these kinds of things.” At the same time, Chalamet's choice of roles and filmmakers also reflects the. “The layers work themselves into the background, and it gives you more opportunity to stage things. all directed by male auteurs: Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch. “It’s a city built on levels there is something special about filming in a place that has depth, where there is always something behind you,” he explains. Anderson eventually settled on Angoulême, in southwest France. It was also essential to find the right French city to create Ennui-sur-Blasé. Dressed in a turquoise trouser suit, her hair bleached blonde, she’s just one of the myriad stars in Anderson’s dazzling ensemble.
“It’s the bedrock of the film,” says Tilda Swinton, when we meet at the Marriott Hotel in Cannes. But now he’s used the magazine as a key influence in The French Dispatch, right down to the self-conscious use of The New Yorker typeface.
It’s not hard to imagine, say, the family of faded geniuses in 2001’s The Royal Tenenbaums – the film that brought Anderson the first of his seven Oscar nominations – as regular subscribers. Over the years, his devotion to The New Yorker fed his cultural life, his films, even his characters. “After the short pieces, it was ‘The Talk of the Town’ and ‘Goings on About Town’.” These columns about cultural events and life in faraway New York fired his imagination. “That was always the first thing you read in The New Yorker,” he says. Once he got his new copy, he’d immediately turn to the short stories. The weekly magazine, with its lively mix of criticism, reportage and fiction, was life-changing for a young man growing up in Texas. When Wes Anderson was 16, he discovered The New Yorker.
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