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I wanted to make a movie that made could maybe make people
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feel the way the book made me feel when I first read
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it, which was just like,
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like my chest had been cut open.
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Why did you leave me?
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Why did you betray your own heart?
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Jacob, Margot, congratulations on the film.
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Thank you. How are you feeling?
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Good. Have you seen it?
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I saw it last night and you think all the emotions applied
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I was famila me too.
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Juanajoar. It was a spectacular loamos en espanol.
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Modern day dating culture often rejects chaos and love.
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We have our algorithms talking about red flags,
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Is when we. Watch characters like Catherine and Heathcliff.
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Are we meant to see a warning or understand why chaos still
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feels so seductive? Maybe a more well balanced person would say
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it's a cautionary tale,
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but to me I'm just like,
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I want that. For me,
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I feel like it's actually kind of all the characters are an
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accurate representation of the ways that we love and sort of love
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isn't cut and dry or straightforward,
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you know, as everyone knows from their experience,
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so. I think kind of like warning against those things and
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making them taboo actually sort of negates that they're a real thing
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you know, in people and in love.
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In Spanish you would say unamorrai unamor ai paionado.
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I love it. I can follow you like a dog to
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the end of the world.
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There's 2026 Petty like blocking an ex on Instagram,
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and then there's Wuthering Heights Petty.
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What do you think makes emotional revenge feel so timeless?
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It's Primal and it's,
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it's reactionary, you know,
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and love is that at its core without without sort of
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social constructs put around it,
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I think. It is kind of like an urge I think
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people have an urge that most people,
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you know, fight against and don't act upon.
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Our characters act upon all these urges in this movie,
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maybe it's because it is that kind of like it's in,
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it's in there, like the impulse is in there,
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it's kind of like a part of the human condition to behave
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in that way. Charlie XCX producing the soundtrack.
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Before there was Wuthering Heights Winter,
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there was a rat Summer.
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How did that process come to be?
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I'm just obsessed with her and I've been obsessed with her for
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a decade. I sent her the script,
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before we started shooting.
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I didn't ask for anything,
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I just said if this makes you feel something,
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if you connect to this,
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just call me. And so she called me and she said
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She was like, well what about an album?
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well, obviously that would be the most incredible thing in the
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world. It's the best album I've ever heard.
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Their characters have such a complex dynamic.
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I mean, fostering this relationship on set,
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what were you able to do to build that chemistry and trust
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with one another? Heaps of high fives.
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It's not like we had to like I,
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I didn't think to myself like oh we better like hang out
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on the weekend so that we bond so that we can do
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Like it was, I think we're both very dedicated at what
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we do and and care a lot about the work and then
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we approach our work in a similar way,
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and we want to bring it and we know that we want
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to like elicit a feeling in the audience and so we're both
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trying to do the same thing at the same time so it
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ends up happening. And then anytime we,
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You know, hang or do bonding things,
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it was because it was just fun and you know,
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when you make a movie,
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everyone hangs out on the weekends and you,
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you know, you become friends with the people that you work
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with, so that's just kind of like an added bonus as
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opposed to a prerequisite to finding the,
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the acting path. That's beautiful.
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Well, thank you so much for your time,
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familia me too. You don't want to miss it in theater
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Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day.
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It's officially a Wuthering Heights winter.
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I'm just letting everyone know.
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Do you want me to stop?
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