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Carsten Søndergaard skrev:Har du læst Philippe Gelucks interview med ham fra sidste år, Geoff? Ganske interessant.
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P.G. But when, Fanny and you, you authorize Steven Spielberg to make a film, you authorize him to create images that are not those of Hergé. Visually, this Tintin is not the Tintin drawn by Hergé. So what's the difference with a project where Tardi draws Tintin in his own way?

N.R. Hergé's work is mainly based on Tintin's albums. It is not certain that Hergé really spoke to Spielberg, but we do know that he was in contact with him. He knew that Spielberg wanted to make a film and he also said to Fanny: "I know that I will never recognize Tintin in this film, but it's Spielberg! It's a great honor and I am very flattered!" So, it was Hergé's will and Spielberg even came to dinner with Fanny six weeks after his death. So, we ended up bringing the project to fruition, but I don't have time to tell you here all that we did to avoid the worst with the screenplay of the film ...

Did you like Spielberg's film?

N.R. This film has three parts. The first two parts are brilliant and very respectful of Hergé's work, but the third part is pure Spielberg. It's pure invention and, for us, it was ... (he mimics bewilderment). I don't have the words. This is exactly what we did not want. We were very disappointed with this third part. It's not Tintin. But beware, it was despite everything a great event and it remains a great promotion for the work of Hergé.

Tintin's next film is slated to be directed by Peter Jackson and produced by Spielberg. When will it be shot?

N.R. I have no news. I can just tell you that they have extended the rights to be able to shoot this new movie. Two years ago, I was very upset because nothing was moving. At the time I had Peter Jackson's assistant on the phone who said to me: "If you are in the area, that is to say in New Zealand, I can arrange lunch for you with Peter." So I went there. I had lunch with Peter Jackson and I looked him in the eyes and said: "I just want to know if you are going to make a film with Tintin" and he replied that he was going to do it. So if Peter Jackson looks you in the eye and tells you he's going to do it, he's going to do it. It's obvious. But he didn't give a date ...

Mesterius skrev: ↑28. sep 2020, 01:34Did you like Spielberg's film?

N.R. This film has three parts. The first two parts are brilliant and very respectful of Hergé's work, but the third part is pure Spielberg. It's pure invention and, for us, it was ... (he mimics bewilderment). I don't have the words. This is exactly what we did not want. We were very disappointed with this third part. It's not Tintin. But beware, it was despite everything a great event and it remains a great promotion for the work of Hergé.

Carsten Søndergaard skrev: ↑5. jul 2021, 00:11For eksempel er det da vist vanskeligt at finde belæg for, at han skulle have skrevet "hundredvis af historier om Peter Plys, Onkel Joakim m.fl.", er det ikke?

Frank Madsen skrev: ↑1. jul 2021, 22:16

Mesterius skrev: ↑28. sep 2020, 01:34Did you like Spielberg's film?

N.R. This film has three parts. The first two parts are brilliant and very respectful of Hergé's work, but the third part is pure Spielberg. It's pure invention and, for us, it was ... (he mimics bewilderment). I don't have the words. This is exactly what we did not want. We were very disappointed with this third part. It's not Tintin. But beware, it was despite everything a great event and it remains a great promotion for the work of Hergé.

Meget godt set af Rodwell. Spot on.