Cast of mad max movie#

'The pressure on both of us was overwhelming at times. Hardy said he was 'in over my head in many ways.' Miller said that he felt 'disappointment with about the process ,' adding, 'Looking back, if I had to do it again, I would probably be more mindful.' It was a little bit like walking on thin ice.'

Cast of mad max movie#

She theorized that Miller 'didn’t want any interference,' but that resulted in 'several weeks on that movie where I wouldn’t know what was going to come my way, and that’s not necessarily a nice thing to feel when you’re on your job. 'That’s where we could have done better, if George trusted that nobody was going to come and f**k with his vision but was just going to come and help mediate situations.' 'You understand the needs of a director who wants to protect his set, but when push comes to shove and things get out of hand, you have to be able to think about that in a bigger sense,' she continued. In hindsight, Theron thought it 'would have been smart for us to bring a female producer in.' Which, weirdly, is why the film works: It’s all pouring out on the screen.' 'They’re both powerhouses, but in their very different ways of working. She explained that Hardy was 'very physical and all over the place and would try very different things,' whereas Theron was 'cerebral and very consistent in the way that she approaches a character.' Marcel also said the fight between the lead actors came from a 'really intense, intense, intense period in an intense, intense place,' though she claimed that 'Family was made there, and family loves and hates each other.' 'He was never going to allow anybody to interrupt this world, no matter how fraught the world was.' And you can send your producer, you can do whatever you want, but if you’ve got Doug standing there, there’s absolutely no point unless he wants you there,' she claimed. 'He’s going to protect George no matter what, at all costs. Stymied: Theron requested veteran producer Denise Di Novi accompany her on set, but producer Doug Mitchell forced her to stay at the production office to avoid slowdowns and to keep her away from director George Miller (R)