Heath Ledger, Bruce Greenwood and director Todd Haynes discussed their new movie, "I'm Not There," with ShowBuzz's Michele
Jarchins.
MICHELE JARCHIN:
Throughout the whole film, I was trying to kind of figure out whether this film was a tribute to him or whether it was a critical look at his life. What do you think?
BRUCE GREENWOOD:
I think it's fair to say it's both. But it's also, beyond that, it's a celebration of what it is to be an artist, and being willing to change, and being willing to take chances that people might
or might not understand. That's why I think the the structure of the film and the way it comes across is [inaudible] is fearless in his belief that he can just extemporize and pull so many different kinds of filmmaking and so many different vibes into one package.
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