- Title: FJ-HRN-2049
- Summary: Stop Loss Premiere:
- Description:01:07:08 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere shots of poster, wide of room with portraits, some other shots of portraits, guy with camera, people waiting outside, 01:10:43 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere wide of DGA lobby and pans across, zoom from movie lights, press line, pan from chandelier to press line, zoom from poster to wide of lobby, some cool shots of the chandelier, 01:14:09 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Sean Faris 01:14:24 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Sean Faris 01:15:08 - Sound Bite: Sean Faris Um yeah actually I got it because of my first job out here which was Pearl Harbor, uh lots of work on that, and it was a wonderful feeling because I had only been out here a couple months and it just kind of confirmed that I made the right choice. Everyone told me I was out of my mind for not going to college and doing the normal plan without a backup plan, and I didnt need a backup plan because I have my SAG card. 01:15:44 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere people waiting for celebs, Rob Brown, shots of ceiling to poster, more shots of posters, Steven Strait, 01:18:23 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Lynn Strait and Steven Strait 01:19:32 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Natassia Malthe, Rob Brown being interviewed, 01:20:39 - 1B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Joseph Gordon-Levitt 01:21:38 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Rob Brown being interviewed, wide of red carpet 01:22:11 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Ryan Phillippe, 01:22:39 - Sound Bite: Rob Brown Well I knew nothing of the term to begin with when I met Kim, I asked her if they could do that. And she said yeah they can do that and they are doing it and they will be doing it. And I never, I didnt have any friends who were stationed in Iraq. You know now I have as a result of working on the film I know some guys who have come back but thats why were here, trying to get their voice out there. 01:23:16 - Sound Bite: Rob Brown Yes, I do. My first film I completed when I was 16. And you know that was a dream come true for me and I kinda fell into it so getting my SAG card was kinda the, you know that was like pinching myself, it was like yeah, youre in a movie, you know so I definitely do remember that moment. 01:23:40 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Romany Malco, more Joseph, wides of red carpet, more of Joseph, Channing Tatum 01:26:20 - Sound Bite: Romany Malco & Taryn Okay, I, Taryn was there, I didnt get to work with Mike Myers, because even though we were costars, some cat named Guru Pitka, Im not kidding, some guy named Guru Pitka did what I think Mike was gonna do pretty much every day. I got to kick it with Mike once. Taryn threw a surprise birthday party for me while we were in Toronto, and Mike Myers showed up. I dont know if he was busy working, he was busy working other stuff and he dropped by, or if he was in town, and on that night, he was a riot. Taryn He was hilarious. You should see, Im gonna go to myspace and Im going to put up the picture that he took, that I took of him talking to Vern Troyer, you know mini-me Vern Troyer, I guarantee if you dont bust up laughing with Mikes facial expressions, like Verns just talking and smiling and Mikes just like. Taryn Its, its ? 01:27:18 - Sound Bite: Romany Malco Yes, I remember when I got my first SAG card, I was in a rap group called The College Boys and we had performed a song called victim of the ghetto on Arsenio Hall, but before we could get on Arsenio Hall we found out that we needed to get our SAG cards so we all had to go down to the ?, did the performance and boom had our SAG card immediately after. As a rapper, it meant nothing to me, I think I threw it away. Thats the truth. 01:27:43 - Sound Bite: Romany Malco Um it was beyond, I mean it wasnt beyond my, sorry, I posted a video on YouTube, got myself and myspace, got myself in a little bit of trouble, and I apologize about that, I dont think Ill be back for season 4, but I do love you and thank you for all the dope you know messages that you give me on myspace. Thanks. 01:28:05 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ryan Phillippe, 01:28:59 - Sound Bite: Victor Rasuk Well what was amazing was this film is so authentic because we took real life photos of guys who were wounded, young men and women who were wounded and we just matched that with my character. (talks) Yeah and it was really intense to meet those guys because at first I thought they were gonna be really angry, but in reality if those guys if they had the chance, they wouldve gone back, especially that they were wounded so what I took is I took that positive and optimistic outlook that they had and I brought it to the movie. 01:29:26 - Sound Bite: Victor Rasuk Yeah I remember, its so funny that you ask that question. I got it in 03 and its 08. And it was important, I think it was amazing because I was finally in the union, I could never picture myself in a union. This is the DGA too right? Yeah yeah yeah. 01:29:44 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere close up shots of the poster 01:30:04 - Sound Bite: Joseph Gordon-Levitt We were constantly hanging out with soldiers before doing the movie, while doing the movie, and after doing the movie. I hung out with a couple of guys we trained with the night before last. (talks) And that was everything, soaking up who they were, trying to portray them in a respectful and accurate way, that was the entire process for me. 01:30:29 - Sound Bite: Joseph Gordon-Levitt Hahaha, no, sorry, I was six years old when I got my SAG card. It was 1987. Ive had my SAG card for over 20 years now, yeah it meant I got to do more work, which is fun its always been my favorite thing to do. 01:30:48 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Joseph Gordon-Levitt 01:31:12 - Sound Bite: Ryan Phillippe Well they did, they put us with 5 other soldiers while we went through a boot camp, and uh they were really open to us and telling us stories and those sorts of things and the main thing I took away from that was the whole notion of brotherhood which is the central theme of this film and the way these guys bond and the way they uh you know uh they become a part of each others lives almost more in a way than family and I think thats the thing that kinda 01:31:44 - Sound Bite: Ryan Phillippe I do, vaguely, it was a long time ago for me it feels like um, but I know it was a huge milestone, it was something I couldnt wait to have happen. 01:32:02 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Channing Tatum, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ryan Phillippe, Channing Tatum, 01:33:41 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Kimberly Peirce, Channing Tatum, Kimberly Peirce, wide of red carpet and press line, pan to Peirce, 01:35:17 - Sound Bite: Channing Tatum Uh we we, Ryan always felt like it was really necessary, we all did, to you know hang out as much as possible, any time we had off we were always together, always, even he had the family up and stuff, and he was, we werent there when they were, because he likes to separate that and I think its more um but you know so he had us out he had a place on the lake and we all just went through a 6 day boot camp, and that was us learning each other as soldiers, and then we had immediately after that this time together, just 2 days at a lake that we just sort of got to really get to know each other as people. 01:36:09 - Sound Bite: Kimberly Peirce Sure I mean I was in New York for 9/11 so when the towers fell and America declared war I was devastated and I wanted to make a movie about the soldiers, and then when my little brother enlisted to fight in Iraq it certainly had a profound effect on the rest of you know my life and it was a thing that was part of researching the movie. Its like you know I was talking to my little brother when he was over there, talking to my mother who was being really devastated by the whole event, you know not knowing if her first son was dead or alive, not knowing if he was injured, and she just you know she made it through which was really tough, and I was interviewing soldiers all over America, and then we had a number of vets work on the movie, which Im really fortunate to have and a lot of them are here, and so its been really great being able to tell their story. 01:36:55 - B-Roll Stop-Loss Premiere Channing Tatum, 01:37:10 - Sound Bite: Kimberly Peirce We gotta make it feel like real soldiers and you gotta be in perfect shape. And hes like okay, okay, dont worry about it right. So hes workin out, workin out, workin out and he shows up on set right? And he like he just shows me his chest, hes like are you happy? And I was like, yeah, thats pretty good. (talks) well the women, should I do this, hes an actor, I mean I love him for his talent, I love him for his mind, I dont mind him for his certainly fantastic physique, which is his cut abs, I mean hes in great shape, I mean he did such honor to the soldiers, not only getting their attitude right and their sense of camaraderie, look the bottom line is they had to look like soldiers, and these guys, real guys had put on like 30 pounds of muscle, and they needed to, and he was always complaining, he was just like oh its so hard, its so hard (talks) no he said its hard, because these guys are a little bit younger than him, but he was just stellar and fantastic looking and really
- Collection: Historic Films
- Producer:Historic Films
- Transmission Date:01/01/2009
- Rights:On request
- Decade: 2000s
- File Name: FJ-HRN-2049