Dreams heeft een interview geplaatst met regisseur Terry Gilliam (Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas, Twelve Monkyes). Gilliam werkt momenteel aan Tideland, een verfilming van het gelijknamige boek van Mitch Cullin.






[eng]Can you tell me how Tideland is going?

"Surprisingly well…. almost disturbingly well. I think maybe after today we're probably one day over schedule, but for the first five weeks we've been right on schedule. We were up against the weather, because when the weather sets in in Saskatchewan, it sets in forever. Snow is the thing we feared.

For the first three weeks, we were out in the Qu'Appelle Valley. During pre-production, the weather was terrible! It was snowing, it was doing everything. It was terrifying. But we went out shooting for three weeks, and it was beautiful. The weather did all the right things. And when the character Dell came on, played by Janet McTeer, the winds always came up in hurricane force, which became part of her character.

I remember on the last day we finished out there, we woke up in the morning, and there was three or four inches of snow. So we scurried off into the studios for a week, hunkering down, and then went out again last week, and the weather was stunning. So we've managed our exteriors, and now we're safely ensconced in our soundstages for the next five weeks."[/eng]

Lees hier het hele interview.