The two actors who lead the romantic comedy Ticket to Heavenis trusted New York Times on several scenes needed for a scene where they kiss.
Friends for two decades, Julia Roberts and George Clooney never miss an opportunity to show their complicity. The duo starring in a romantic comedy ticket to heaven in theaters on October 5, was no exception to the rule in an interview New York Times. As such, the two actors were entrusted with the painstaking filming of the film’s only kiss scene, which would take “about six months” to perfect.
In the video, Julia Roberts finds George Clooney Ticket to Heaven
“I told my wife (Amal Clooney, Editor’s Note“It took 80 takes,” George Clooney explained to the Daily Mail on Monday, Sept. 5. He answered: “But what is this story?” And Julia Roberts to boot. “It took 79 takes of us laughing before one of us kissed us.” “We had to get there,” added the actor.
“Half of America Thinks We’re Really Divorced”
Feature film director OA Parker specifically wrote the roles of David and Georgia for the two stars. a divorced couple decides to join forces to prevent their daughter from falling for love at first sight. So much so that for a while she would consider calling her characters Georgia and Julia.
And the chemistry between the two actors who starred together Ocean’s Eleven (2001), Ocean’s Twelve (2004) and Money monster (2016), would be operated on again. “People are aware of our friendship, and we use that to play this divorced couple,” said Julia Roberts. Before you joke. “Half of America probably thinks we’re divorced in real life.”
Julia Roberts and Sean Penn movie trailer for Gaslit
Source: Le Figaro
