2023年6月19日

沙利文附和道:“我们不会说任何名字,但几乎所有的那些家伙出名。”“当它下来,意甲,,需要的属性,”巴塞特说。”,最需要的是他必须实现的幻想。“斯特拉的幻想,沙利文知道,重要的是,他捕捉到她爱上Wintston从女性的角度来看。在一个潮湿的场景的斯特拉和温斯顿洗澡的时候,例如,只有digg是裸体。“我知道这对我来说是很重要的爱场景从一个女人的角度来看,”沙利文说。“这不是温斯顿的故事。这是斯特拉的故事。也不是,不应该受到我的男性,我的性别的缺乏。所以我认为安琪拉是我的伴侣。 We were partners. We made the movie together.” Also Read: “So I developed some ideas around the love scenes,” he added. “And I storyboarded them and I shared them with Angela so that she could see exactly what I wanted to do and we could talk about it and we [could] be specific… In that process, she definitely gave me input that ultimately made it to the screen.” Though romance is at the heart of “How Stella Got Her Groove Back,” the other key component of the film is friendship — and Stella would be nothing without her Deliliah, as played by Goldberg. The quintessential best friend character, played with marvelous wit and depth by the heralded actress, is the glue that ties the movie together and certainly gives it a ton of heart. According to Sullivan, he initially went to the studio to float the idea of casting Goldberg initially, but when he learned that she wasn’t attainable for the project, he took matters into his own hands. “I went to her house and had a conversation with her. And she said yes,” Sullivan revealed. “So that was really the turning point in some ways for the comedy of the movie because I felt like someone as funny as Whoopi would elevate everything comedically — and of course she did.” Goldberg elevates the film’s drama, as well. In fact, she is arguably the dramatic core of the movie. Sullivan seemed to agree, because he further opened up about how the heart-wrenching hospital scene between Stella and Delilah was crafted. Also Read: “It happened not from what was on the page, but from a rehearsal we had on a Saturday. We went onto that little set that had been built, [Angela] and me and Whoopi, and made up most of what you saw,” he explained. “Cockeyed Charlie, the dancing, Angela’s idea was ‘Row, Row, Row Your Boat.’ All of those moments were created in a rehearsal a couple of days before we shot it. It was one of the most beautiful Saturdays of my life. I mean, can you imagine? To be with the two of them and let’s just make something happen… It’s my favorite scene in the movie. What they did there was just extraordinary.” Finally, further reflecting on the film’s legacy 25 years later, Bassett gave due recognition to author Terry McMillian, who wrote the novel “How Stella Got Her Groove Back” is based on. McMillian’s work has long been impactful for Black women; Bassett even starred in another adaptation of her work called “Waiting To Exhale” in 1995. Touching on McMillian’s legacy in Black literature and what the writer did for her portrayals of Black women, Bassett said, “She ushered in this moment through her books of Black female strain and assuredness in what you want and what you need in spite of, regardless of, what society says. I wish she could be here with us today. But we love her, and she continues to do that.” Also Read: