I also posted this on the Facebook page. I don't want people to forget we only have until Monday.

When I stay a while without hearing interviews with her, I always get put off by how strong her accent is. I also thought it was really strong in this interview, but then I rewatched it and it sounded more normal.

Ah, I can finally post after experiencing technical issues. Nice find jlent. When the video began, I felt her accent sounded slightly different to me, but perhaps I've not heard her for a while. I'm ready for the release of this project.

Nice post; how a scene was shot, plus an interview:
https://lovingvincentmovie.tumblr.com/post/157271262958/marguerite-gachet

Thanks!
Here it is:
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/vincent-van-gogh-loving-vincent-film-made-entirely-of-paintings-honors-dutch-artist/

Just saw a feature done by CBS morning news (Saturday). I'm not good with links so I'll let someone else do that. Saoirse is not interviewed but she is seen and has a few lines. They talk about why it's a 4 year process but don't mention a release date.
Some day . . .
. . . The Bones tell me nothing.

I don't think she is the one who said he was mad, but the genius line is definitely hers.

It might have been a location holding personal meaning for Gerwig. In addition, I'm sure she wanted to do a bunch of exteriors there.

My friend heard it immediately. I guess my ears aren't what they used to be.
Very happy about OCB but I imagine that will pretty much be a closed set, too.
What do you think happened with Lady Bird - a week, at most, in Sacramento and apparently at just one location, or were there more? I wonder what they felt they absolutely needed from there that they didn't need before.

Although the line was delivered quite differently, I think it is her. Are you happy OCB is about to begin? Perhaps we'll have a little more openness about the shoot as it goes along.

In the trailer, Saoirse says "He was mad" in her American accent, that's pretty obvious. My friend says she also says the line "he was a genius" a split second later. Does she? At first I thought that's not her, now I'm not so sure.

http://tinyurl.com/gsr8nyk

Nice job getting the color right in the eyes!
https://twitter.com/sronanbrasil/status/780938550967734272

This movie will be incredible!
Btw, Hugh Welchman really looks like Van Gogh

Thanks for the link jlent. The project is amazing.

https://www.facebook.com/skynews/videos/1442111705803422/?hc_ref=PAGES_TIMELINE

Good question jlent. BTW, I haven't heard back from that fellow. I need the payment info to proceed.

I'm not sure what "completed" means in this case. Does it mean completed completed or just that all the paintings would be finished? If it's just the paintings, and I understand they're not all done, it would mean still much editing ahead, wouldn't it?

We learned recently that the film will be completed this coming month. I don't understand why they have chosen to release it next year instead of this winter.

If this movie is great, i think it will be hugely successful, a popular sunday show here in Brasil made a feature about it today.

"We couldnt agree more with this brief description of Saoirse Ronan by TIME: the Irish star is redefining female roles on the screen and the stage. Indeed look how she's redefining Margaret Gachet in Loving Vincent! We're extremely happy to have her on board!"
https://www.facebook.com/lovingvincentmovie/photos/a.190238587734583.44527.190101704414938/1038175879607512/?type=3&theater

I am good, sorry I haven't been here often. Work is stressful at times.

I don't know if The Crucible tied her hands. I do think from her comments she was deeply immersed in it.
I'm feeling very good about On Chesil Beach. I think it's going to be huge for an independent with the same team making it that made Carol. Plus it has the natural publicity of its reuniting Saoirse with McEwan, a two-time Academy Award nominee working again with the major writer whose first connection led to her2000 first nomination. It's not a stretch to argue the reason we even know of Saoirse is because of McEwan and Atonement.
Mildly concerned about the inwardness of the story, but I'm figuring it will be worked out.

ugh Im still hoping she'll announce somethingn new before the end of this year. something High Profile, please! her peers are announcing lots of new projects, and i know she's weirdly selective, plus all the competition in her age range, but it's been six months since she's announced sb68omething (which was before the Oscars). you would think she'd be cast in something big already. do you think her crucible run put a pause on the offers? like she couldn't read new scripts? i find that impossible, but i really wonder why her team has not gotten anything yet. i'm feeling good about Chesil Beach, but it might be ignored in the end.