Blue is the warmest colour scenes real movie#

Blue is the warmest colour scenes real movie#

The actresses have been very vocal about why felt was an unbearable shoot, while Kechiche has gone so far as to suggest the movie shouldnвЂ™t be released at all. While they may have all been smiles and hugs on the Croisette, in the run up to the filmвЂ™s release this fall both in France and the U.S., bitter feelings have risen to the surface. She also expressed disappointment at the absence of lesbian actors from the adaptation.We canвЂ™t even keep score with the back and forth between вЂњ Blue Is The Warmest ColorвЂќ director Abdellatif Kechiche, and the stars of the Cannes Palme dвЂ™Or winning film, LГ©a Seydoux and AdГЁle Exarchopoulos. In May, Julie Maroh, author of the award-winning 2010 graphic novel on which the film is based, described Kechiche's drama as 'ridiculous' and branded it 'porn'. So now it's cool that everyone likes the film and it's a big success.'Д«lue is the Warmest Colour has previously been the subject of controversy, albeit of a less serious nature.

Despite her comments, Exarchopoulos described the shoot as a 'good learning experience for me, as an actor' while Seydoux added: 'Thank God we won the Palme d'Or, because it was so horrible. The scene is a little too long.'Д«lue is the Warmest Colour was a critical hit at this year's Cannes film festival, where it became the first example of a Palme d'Or being awarded to both the director and its two lead actors. told me to imagine it's not me, but it's me, so I'd close my eyes and imagined I was on an island far away, but I couldn't help but listen, so I didn't succeed in escaping. 'At Cannes, all of our families were there in the theatre, so during the sex scenes I'd close my eyes. It wasn't like: 'OK, today we're going to shoot the sex scene!' It was 10 days.' She added: 'One day you know that you're going to be naked all day and doing different sexual positions, and it's hard because I'm not that familiar with lesbian sex. Of the sex scene, Exarchopoulos revealed: 'We spent 10 days on just that one scene. And during the shooting, I had to push her out of a glass door and scream, 'Now go away!' and slapped the door and cut herself and was bleeding everywhere and crying with her nose running, and then after, said, 'No, we're not finished.

shot with three cameras, so the fight scene was a one-hour continuous take.

Seydoux added: 'In America, we'd all be in jail. She was hitting me so many times, and was screaming: 'Hit her! Hit her again!'' 'You can see that we were really suffering,' said Exarchopoulos in an interview with the Daily Beast website at the Telluride festival in the US, where the film is set to premiere. The 10-minute love scene at the centre of the film took a gruelling 10В days to shoot, they revealed, while a fight scene was the result of a continuous one-hour take during which Kechiche refused to allow his stars to simulate blows. The stars of Palme d'Or-winning drama Blue is the Warmest Colour have said that making director Abdellatif Kechiche's film was 'horrible', and that they are unlikely to work with him again.ДЄdГЁle Exarchopoulos, 19, and 28-year-old LГ©a Seydoux said the Franco-Tunisian film-maker ranted and raved at them as he sought to achieve optimum realism during the production.