Martin Scorsese: mustache. George Clooney: tequila and coffee.
Brut asked Jodie Foster to say the first thing that came to mind when asked about these former costars. Here's what she said...
Brut asked Jodie Foster to say the first thing that came to mind when asked about these former costars. Here's what she said...
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00:00Kristen Stewart's Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino, Robert Downey Jr.
00:07Kristen Stewart's my daughter.
00:10You know, mariachi is the word that comes to mind when I think of Kristen Stewart.
00:14We had a birthday party, I think it was her 11th birthday party on the set and panic room.
00:21And we had a mariachi band and a taco bar, so that makes me think of Kristen Stewart.
00:27I'm so proud that Quentin Tarantino exists.
00:30That this just crazy, totally talented, ambitious, amazing, joyful person was able to find a movie business and create films for us.
00:48Some people have said that one of the characters in his last movie was inspired by me.
00:52There's a little girl who's an actress in the film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
00:55And while I was watching the movie, I didn't get it.
00:58But all of my friends that I went with were like, that's gotta be you.
01:02Except Quentin Tarantino, I'm not very serious.
01:05This is the part that he may not know.
01:07I'm not a very serious person.
01:11Completely quiet.
01:12He never really says anything.
01:14And at least that was true when I was young.
01:17He was Travis Bickle when I met him, so I have no idea who the real Robert De Niro is.
01:24But he really comes out by acting.
01:27His own personality is very hard to find.
01:29I have no idea who he is.
01:34That's my thought about Martin Scorsese.
01:36When I first met him, he had a mustache and he would always twist it.
01:39Kind of like a sort of old character in a spy movie or something.
01:46He always had this twisty mustache.
01:49Perfection.
01:51Most elegant filmmaker.
01:53I've learned more from David Fincher than any filmmaker I've ever worked with.
01:57It is like a master class, just being in the same room with him.
02:00And I would do anything with David Fincher.
02:04Thank you is the words that come to mind for Julia Roberts.
02:07You know, she's effortless.
02:09She's incredibly charming and everybody loves her.
02:12And it's amazing how she can come to set with 500 pages of dialogue
02:17and 14 different things that she has to do.
02:19And she just makes it look completely effortless.
02:22And I will always be grateful for the work that she did on Money Monster,
02:25which was extraordinary.
02:28Well, tequila and coffee.
02:30What else would come to mind with George Clooney?
02:32We'll always think of tequila and coffee.
02:34Things that we ingest.
02:36Things that we drink.
02:39He's wonderful in Money Monster and I'm just so happy that I got to work with him.
02:44Funny. He's my guy.
02:46I just texted with him yesterday.
02:48And, you know, sometimes he's like my brother.
02:52That would be the word that would come to me.
02:54He's like my brother.
02:55And it doesn't matter how much time goes by.
02:57I just love the guy.
02:59And I know he has his issues and his problems.
03:01But he's my brother.
03:05Voices.
03:06Because Kate Winslet can do voices.
03:08Unlike anyone else I've ever met,
03:10she can change her voice and play characters.
03:13And she has one particular voice that I love the most,
03:17where she plays a young lady from some crazy part of England in a beauty salon.
03:24And she'll just pop into that voice at any moment.
03:28I have a real thing for Spike Lee.
03:30I love Spike Lee.
03:31And he always makes me smile and I always feel so supported and loved.
03:35And I feel like he brings you into his family, you know, when you're making a film.
03:39He's also very impatient.
03:41So impatient would be a word that I would use for him.
03:43Whenever he's working, he's like, come on, come on, next take, let's go.
03:46What are we doing now?
03:47Where are we going?
03:48He never wants to wait for the cameras to be set up.
03:50He never wants to wait for any of the sound or visuals or anything.
03:53He just wants to keep going.
03:56I did a movie with Woody Allen a hundred years ago.
03:58And what can I say about him?
04:02Lots of takes.
04:04I think we, you know, lots of retakes.
04:07We went back and did the same scene like three different times in three different months.
04:11He likes to get it right, but he doesn't know in the moment exactly how to say that.
04:15So I guess you know that when you're going to make a Woody Allen movie,
04:18you're going to come back and try and revise it a million times.
04:22We spent a lot of time in a very dark, small space together.
04:27So he's very quiet and reserved and kind of meticulous.
04:33And he's much taller than me, as you know.
04:36So it's kind of a funny thing that he's so tall and he's such a big guy.
04:40And you just kind of want to give him a hug because he speaks so softly.
04:46I love Anthony Hopkins.
04:47A lovely man, incredible actor.
04:49He really gave, in the last few years, probably the two best performances I've ever seen, really,
04:54in The Two Popes and in The Father.
04:56Extraordinary man.
04:59I love her. Wonderful actress.
05:00And I'm so flattered and proud that I was chosen to feature her,
05:05to do her feature part in The Orange Is New Black.
05:08She's a real hero for our time.
05:11And she's taught me so much, honestly.
05:13I feel like she's a great teacher for our time.
05:21I felt very lucky to do one of Matthew's...
05:23I'm not sure it was one of his first movies,
05:25but it was one of his first big films, so Contact.
05:29We had a great time together and we discovered the stars together
05:33and we learned all about physics and astronomy.
05:35So I got to spend some time with Carl Sagan, which was exciting.
05:40I love him. I love him. I'll always love him.
05:43He was in Home for the Holidays and delivered such an amazing performance.
05:48And he's been such a good friend to me and his wife Susan.
05:51And I really do feel like he's a part of my family and I'll always know him.
05:56I made a movie with Michael Douglas when I was nine.
05:58Napoleon and Samantha.
06:00Lion is what comes to mind because on that movie I was bitten by a lion.
06:06And yeah, Michael and I worked with those lions.
06:10There were three lions that were in the film and we worked with those together.
06:14The first time I met Michael Douglas, I was doing an episode of The Streets of San Francisco,
06:18but he doesn't remember.
06:19I remember, but he does not remember.
06:21I think I was like seven or eight.
06:28I don't know.