'The Trap': Harmony Korine Confirms Rob in the Cast and Shooting Start in January

'The Trap': Harmony Korine Confirme la Présence de Rob dans le Cast et un Début de Tournage en Janvier




Via The Filmstage:

(...) Au cours de la conversation, (...) il a aussi discuté de son prochain film The Trap, dont nous n'avions pas entendu parlé depuis le début d'année. Il a confirmé le casting composé de Benicio Del Toro et Idris Elba (qui sont les deux rôles principaux) ainsi que de Robert Pattinson et Al Pacino, avec une production qui devrait démarrer en janvier.

L'histoire se déroule dans le monde de la musique à Miami, dans lequel on suit le personnage de Del Toro qui se retrouve enfermé après un casse dans lequel le personnage de Elba a participé 15 ans plus tôt et qui est de retour pour se venger. Korine décrit le film comme “un bombardement sensoriel total,” ajoutant que “la manière dont il se sent avec la narration est bien plus fluide. Tout est plus lié à l'énergie.” Il confirme qu'il y a toujours une histoire à raconter, disant que c'est “un film de vengeance super propulsif, et assez violent.”

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From The Filmstage:

Taking in over six times its budget at the worldwide box-office a few years ago, Spring Breakers, like most of Harmony Korine‘s films, was a love-it-or-hate-it experience, but regardless of how one felt, it certainly brought new attention to the director. For those interested about his career and thoughts on filmmaking, he recently sat down with Marc Maron for a 1.5-hour discussion.

In the conversation, Korine discussed the initial images that led to Spring Breakers, how he helped formulate James Franco‘s character, his current distaste for New York City (as well as his formative years there at NYU), and how Kids came about and Larry Clark discovering him. He also touched on his next feature The Trap, which we haven’t heard an update on since early this year. He confirmed the casting of Benicio Del Toro and Idris Elba (who are the two leads) as well as Robert Pattinson and Al Pacino, with production kicking off in January.

Set in the world of Miami music, it follows Del Toro’s character who gets locked up for a robbery involving Elba’s character and nearly 15 years later is back for revenge. Korine described it as “a complete sensory bombardment,” adding “the way I feel about storytelling now is that it’s more like liquid. It has to do more with energy.” He confirms there’s still a story to be told, saying it’s a “super propulsive, pretty highly violent revenge movie.”