(applause) - ethan hawke, welcome. - thank you. - nice to see you again. - yeah, nice to see you. - i m inclined to ask you why chet baker, but it turns out this is not the first time you ve thought about playing chet baker on film. - no, interestingly. - you have a chet baker thing. - well maybe. he s certainly a captivating human being. he s a very mysterious human being, anybody who knows his music knows there s something very lonely and detached about his music that is, sombeody, another musician said, it s like he doesn t sing well, he sings like a memory of somebody singing well. and that is, it s very beautiful, i was very touched by him. and years ago, i was about 25 or 26, and right after before sunrise when richard linklater and i were first becoming friends, we had an idea about making a movie about chet baker at 25. so i researched the hell out of the part and got really into it, and felt like it was going to happen, but in the process of trying to raise the money
(applause) - rick linklater, welcome. - always great to be here. - thank you very much for being here. congratulations. you know i love this movie. i ve seen it so many times. i m the most prepared i ve ever been for an interview. - that s amazing. - it s great. but, you know, i think, actually, so generationally, we re not the same age, but we re close enough. this spoke to me as i suspect it spoke to you, and came from you, because this is the story of our lives at that point. - college. you know, i made a high school movie a long time ago, so the idea of making a college movie hit me probably in like 2002. it took a while for that desire to kick in, there, but once i started thinking about that, i just started thinking about, okay, what was college like? - and what was your freshmen year? you were in college in what? - it s very much like this movie. i went off to college actually 79, 80, but i m kind of keeping the chronology of dazed. this movie is sort of, i call it t
(applause) - rick linklater, welcome. - always great to be here. - thank you very much for being here. congratulations. you know i love this movie. i ve seen it so many times. i m the most prepared i ve ever been for an interview. - that s amazing. - it s great. but, you know, i think, actually, so generationally, we re not the same age, but we re close enough. this spoke to me as i suspect it spoke to you, and came from you, because this is the story of our lives at that point. - college. you know, i made a high school movie a long time ago, so the idea of making a college movie hit me probably in like 2002. it took a while for that desire to kick in, there, but once i started thinking about that, i just started thinking about, okay, what was college like? - and what was your freshmen year? you were in college in what? - it s very much like this movie. i went off to college actually 79, 80, but i m kind of keeping the chronology of dazed. this movie is sort of, i call it t
(applause) - rick linklater, welcome. - always great to be here. - thank you very much for being here. congratulations. you know i love this movie. i ve seen it so many times. i m the most prepared i ve ever been for an interview. - that s amazing. - it s great. but, you know, i think, actually, so generationally, we re not the same age, but we re close enough. this spoke to me as i suspect it spoke to you, and came from you, because this is the story of our lives at that point. - college. you know, i made a high school movie a long time ago, so the idea of making a college movie hit me probably in like 2002. it took a while for that desire to kick in, there, but once i started thinking about that, i just started thinking about, okay, what was college like? - and what was your freshmen year? you were in college in what? - it s very much like this movie. i went off to college actually 79, 80, but i m kind of keeping the chronology of dazed. this movie is sort of, i call it t
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