Ресурс со звучным названием Popsugar взял интервью у Ли. Это было очень короткое интервью, но мистер Уоннелл всё равно в своём репертуаре Выделение курсивом моё, потому что там вся тирада замечательная, просто эта фраза была запредельно милой, не могла удержаться.

PS: Was there a scene you had to cut to preserve the PG-13 rating?

LW: There was something involving a leash. I won't give you any specific details, but it involved someone on a leash. I was looking at it kind of like, "Hmmm . . . that might stray a little far into BDSM stuff for PG-13."

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PS: And what separates a crappy horror movie from a great one?

LW: Wow! OK, so, do we have an hour to talk about this? Essentially, the difference between a crappy horror film and great one is really, first and foremost, personal taste. I can argue all day with a horror fan about whether a film is underrated or not. What I think is missing from horror films is people taking them really seriously. People talk about that "golden age" of the '70s, where big directors took horror films very seriously. If you look at The Exorcist, William Friedkin is treating that like a documentary. I would love to see that come back in horror. I would love to see some bigger directors not be afraid of this genre, and this sort of gateway genre that they can't touch. Can you imagine Christopher Nolan making a horror film? You just wouldn't hear of it now. But I think in the '70s, he may have. I would have loved to see that. I just think, for up-and-coming directors, just take it really seriously. Because, the minute you don't, it's going to be crappy.

А вот фотка жесть, и уж не знаю, кого винить: фотографа или модель.