If you’re a fan of Hugh Jackman and Reminiscence writer-director Lisa Joy and curious how the film was made, you’re going to be very happy. That’s because shortly before the film was released in theaters and HBO Max, I landed an extended interview with the two of them where we talked in-depth about the making of the science-fiction thriller.

If you haven’t seen the trailers, Hugh Jackman plays a private investigator of the mind whose life is forever changed when a new client (Rebecca Ferguson) steps into his office. As he obsesses over what happened to her, he uncovers a violent conspiracy and is forced to decide how far he’s willing to go to uncover the truth. Thandie Newton plays his business partner and the film also stars Daniel Wu, Cliff Curtis, Nico Parker, Angela Sarafyan, Natalie Martinez, Marina de Tavira, and Mojean Aria.

During the conversation, Jackman and Joy talked about how they managed to make an original movie not based on existing IP, what Joy did to land Jackman as her lead actor, the way Reminiscence talks about the environment and our planet's future, how they like to work on set, how they created new technology to capture the holograms in camera on set, the editing process, and more. In addition, we talked about the end of Denis Villeneuve’s Prisoners, how Jackman maintains his voice when performing on Broadway, why Les Miserables was such a tough role to let go of after wrapping on the production, how Joy broke into the industry, and the way the first X-Men changed shortly before release.

Check out what Hugh Jackman and Lisa Joy had to say in the player above or you can read a transcript of what we talked about here: [ Ссылка ]

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