Drive de Nicolas Winding Refn

Promo poster

Citation :

Drive is based on the novel of the same name by James Sallis, which is summarized thusly at Amazon:


“I drive. That’s what I do. All I do.” So declares the enigmatic Driver in this masterfully convoluted neo-noir, which ranges from the dive bars and flyblown motels of Los Angeles to seedy strip malls dotting the Arizona desert. A stunt driver for movies, Driver finds more excitement as a wheelman during robberies, but when a heist goes sour, a contract is put on his head and his survival skills burn up the pavement.

In Drive, [Sallis] combines murder, treachery, and payback in a sinister plot resembling 1940s pulp fiction and film noir. Told through a complex, cinematic narrative that weaves back and forth through time and place, the story explores Driver’s near-existential moral foundations while revisiting its root cause: his hardscrabble, troubled childhood.

http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/05/17/promo-poster-nicolas-winding-refns-drive/

http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/05/17/promo-poster-nicolas-winding-refns-drive/

Ryan Gosling tous ce qui concerne ce garçon m'intéresse en plus là ça à l'air pas mal comme histoire

Citation :

Carey Mulligan May Join Nicolas Winding Refn’s ‘Drive,’ With Ryan Gosling and Bryan Cranston




With every step closer to production, the film Drive becomes more interesting. First it became a Nicolas Winding Refn (Bronson, Pusher) movie with Ryan Gosling starring. Then Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston began negotiating to join the cast. And now it looks like Carey Mulligan will be the female lead when the film goes before cameras, starting next month.

THR reports the news, and summarizes the film like so: Gosling is “a nameless Hollywood stuntman who moonlights as a freelance getaway driver during robberies. When a bank heist goes wrong, he ends up on the run with a contract on his head and an ex-con’s girlfriend (Mulligan) in his car.”
The Hossein Amini script (he wrote Killshot, and one draft of the new Jack Ryan movie) is from the novel by James Sallis.
I still haven’t got around to reading the novel, but at this point I can let it wait; I’m much more curious to see what Refn is going to put on screen.

This will be the director’s biggest movie to date, and his first production to be so directly affiliated with an American studio.
(Universal is distributing.) That’s another reason to keep a close eye on the film. As Refn’s profile has steadily increased over the past few years, it was inevitable that he’d work with a studio, and this movie feels very much like it could be a ‘getting his feet wet’ sort of project. Wonder Woman probably won’t be next, but given that Refn has a number of non-mainstream projects he’s talked about doing next, I’m interested to see whether he stays more on the path of making smaller, stranger movies, or if he dives into the ‘one for them, one for me’ system.



Here’s more about the book:

“I drive. That’s what I do. All I do.” So declares the
enigmatic Driver in this masterfully convoluted neo-noir, which ranges
from the dive bars and flyblown motels of Los Angeles to seedy strip
malls dotting the Arizona desert. A stunt driver for movies, Driver
finds more excitement as a wheelman during robberies, but when a heist
goes sour, a contract is put on his head and his survival skills burn up
the pavement.

In Drive, [Sallis] combines murder, treachery, and payback in a
sinister plot resembling 1940s pulp fiction and film noir. Told through a
complex, cinematic narrative that weaves back and forth through time
and place, the story explores Driver’s near-existential moral
foundations while revisiting its root cause: his hardscrabble, troubled
childhood.

http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/08/23/carey-mulligan-may-join-nicolas-winding-refns-drive-with-ryan-gosling-and-bryan-cranston/

Le casting continu de s'étoffer puisque Albert Brooks sera le méchant du film :

http://www.slashfilm.com/2010/08/26/albert-brooks-cast-against-type-as-the-antagonist-in-nicolas-refns-drive/

http://www.cinefeeling.net/films-en-projet-en-developpement-f14/le-prochain-nicolas-winding-refns-drive-avec-ryan-gosling-2012-t738.htm

bon bah supprime moi ça ...comment je l'ai pas vu je pige pas...faut dire cette liste fait mal aux yeux et je l'avais dis dans le top suggestions...t'imagine pour retrouver un truc qui est encore plus loin genre page 4 ou 5

ayé j'ai pigé, c'est parce que le titre du top ne commence pas par le titre du film

Yop, faudrait faire un post it avec la liste comme sur les autres forums.

Sinon faut pas oublier la recherche en haut, c'est comme ça que je vérifie si un top existe déjà avant d'en faire un

ah ouai tiens, je l'avais jamais utilisé

T'es vraiment nulle heath

ça m'arrive

http://www.showbiz411.com/2010/09/02/madonnas-oscar-joining-goslings-drive

Merci à collider.com

Jamais vu ce monsieur enfin je ne crois pas

Et ben tu vas le voirr

Non mais tu as pas vu Agora?

Et non misère, j'avais pas pu j'avais couru lors de l'un de mes rares week-end de libre et l'UGC de m**** de R**** mais ils ne le passait pas, 15 salles et pas d'Agora

:59b arrr.. : scéance de rattrapage en Dvd?



Christina Hendricks rejoint le casting.

http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/09/09/christina-hendricks-joins-crime-thriller-drive-is-movie-stardom-around-the-corner/

ouai, j'y pense

Spoiler:

Tsss les clichés alors




http://www.screendaily.com/news/production/ron-perlman-rides-with-refns-drive/5018186.article

Spoiler:

Ron Perlman

Heathcliff a écrit:

Spoiler:

Ben non, je vois pas non

Citation :

Production Starts on Nicolas Winding Refn’s DRIVE Starring Ryan Gosling and Carey Mulligan

http://www.collider.com/2010/09/27/drive-production-starts-ryan-gosling-carey-mulligan/

http://www.kinogallery.com/films/foto.php?id=drive&p=1

Quelques photos des acteurs sur le plateau de tournage.

Bien hâte .

Petit up, comme on le sait depuis maintenant quelques jours le film sera en compétition au festival de Cannes, décision plutôt inattendue mais qui fait bien plaisir en tout cas (la sélection est assez intéressante cette année n'empêche) et le film se dévoile à travers un premier extrait:



et ça donne grave envie, c'est très classe visuellement (j'adore le plan où la voiture se gare derrière le camion en éteignant ses phares). Gosling, je ne l'ai malheureusement vu que dans le nullissime "la faille", du coup je le connais pas assez pour savoir ce qu'il vaut, mais là en l'état, le mec est déjà bien charismatique dans ces deux minutes, on ressent parfaitement le sang-froid du type (et puis l'allumette dans la bouche ça fait un peu tout faut avouer. )

Bref, je l'attends carrément et j'ai hâte de voir le grand Bryan Cranston dans un tel film, ça risque d'être assez mémorable.
(puis bon, y'a Ron Perlman dedans aussi, alors...)