This is obviously a fake interview and it's quite hilarious:
"Mondo Monda (16:23) offers an Italian television interview of director Wes Anderson and his co-writer Noah Baumbach by Antonio Monda. Initially, the questions are in Italian without translation, but deducing the question based on Anderson's or Baumbach's response in English is straightforward. This quickly evolves into a dual language affair. The interviewer seems to take the interview more seriously than the filmmakers, much to our benefit. This is easily the most amusing supplement on the disc. The interviewer is so earnest, so serious, (You don't get more earnest than to ask, "Do you believe in God?") and the filmmakers, who've just delivered a quirky dramedy, have a great deal of trouble responding in kind. Laugh out loud funny. (I can't be sure if this might have been a manufactured supplement, but frankly, I don't care. I was much amused.)"
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This is obviously a fake interview and it's quite hilarious:
"Mondo Monda (16:23) offers an Italian television interview of director Wes Anderson and his co-writer Noah Baumbach by Antonio Monda. Initially, the questions are in Italian without translation, but deducing the question based on Anderson's or Baumbach's response in English is straightforward. This quickly evolves into a dual language affair. The interviewer seems to take the interview more seriously than the filmmakers, much to our benefit. This is easily the most amusing supplement on the disc. The interviewer is so earnest, so serious, (You don't get more earnest than to ask, "Do you believe in God?") and the filmmakers, who've just delivered a quirky dramedy, have a great deal of trouble responding in kind. Laugh out loud funny. (I can't be sure if this might have been a manufactured supplement, but frankly, I don't care. I was much amused.)"
Posted by: Omar | May 10, 2005 10:13 AM