Even behind the scenes in talking about how he gets into a character.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is one of those actors who’s fascinating to watch – in every single movie he’s in. JM: They’re absolutely going to identify with someone. Especially through the diverse cast of characters we have… hopefully it just broadens out and every person in that audience can deeply, deeply connect to at least one person on that screen. It was imperative to us that because we were telling this story about empowering young women to achieve the impossible, we try to recreate that on our own cast and crew in order to be able to tell a very authentic feeling story that would reach a lot of audience members. We need more stories about women supporting women. They’re not competing to get there first or before the other one. But they all get there because they’re working together as a team. How did you and when did you fall in love with these girls?ĮB: Oh, from the very beginning! What is awesome about the journey that these three girls go on is… it becomes something unique watching a cast of three young women all setting out on a goal that seems impossible and wanting it, in the deepest of their hearts, to be successful. And what really impresses me are our three main characters, Lucky, Abigail and Pru. Working with Aury… I don’t think we could’ve done it without her.
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These are all really great things that we wanted to bring from the TV series and deeply infuse into the development of our story. She brought all the relatable characters and the authenticity and themes of friendship and adventure and being who you are. So I really wanted to service the fans because there are so many of them – and tell a story that they could buy into and believe that it came from the same heart. I wasn’t involved in the making of the first film or the TV series. For me… it was extremely important that we had her voice attached to the project, especially at such an early stage. DId you feel like it was unique for her and you to go back into this world? It’s not often that somebody gets a second chance to kind of dive into something and expand it.ĮB: Yeah. JM: What’s really cool is that with this film, you work with the series creator of Spirit: Riding Free, Aury Wallington. JM: I just went on Mother’s Day to see In the Heights, and that was the first time I had been in an indoor theater in about eight months. I did watch it at home, but you’re gonna get that on the big screen.ĮB: I can’t wait to get back to a theater! What were your ultimate goals with this new interpretation of the story?ĮB: I guess some of our biggest goals were creating a story that both felt believably related to the already existing Spirit world but that would bring something new and big and cinematic with scope enough for the big screen – and exciting enough that would relate to existing Spirit fans but also newcomers.
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This is a reimagining and an expansion of the origin story from the Spirit: Riding Free TV series on Netflix that’s been very successful for the past few years. And I can’t wait for them to have Spirit Untamed because families are gonna go to this and love it.ĮB: A drive-in theater would be the perfect place to watch this movie because it will feel like you’re right outside in the wilderness with the girls galloping around. I do voice work for two Drive-Ins here in Upstate NY that have been around for more than 60 years.
And I was sitting in the trunk, with the trunk laid open with my legs hanging over the side watching the movie outside. I think I actually… when I first saw that movie… I was in my dad’s Thunderbird at a drive-in theater sitting with the car turned around backwards. What is your first memory of seeing that film?Įlaine Bogan: It might be a little similar. Jackson Murphy: I have this memory of when I was about four or five at a summer camp looking at the TV they had outside under the cabana and seeing the first Spirit movie, Stallion of the Cimarron. She discusses her love of horses, working with Oscar nominated star Jake Gyllenhaal, and the influence of late Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron director Kelly Asbury. Director Elaine Bogan re-imagines the popular Netflix Spirit: Riding Free TV series with this epic and heartwarming feature. But first up – this Friday June 4th – is Spirit Untamed. Sequel The Boss Baby: Family Business debuts on July 2nd. DreamWorks Animation is opening two new animated movies in theaters over a five-week period.
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