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Geektyrant talked to the cast and director of Oz: The Great and Powerful.
Mila on playing the iconic Wicked Witch of the West:
I got very nervous about playing such an iconic character or at least playing a character that had such an iconic end result. And I, and I didn’t want to ruin it and I didn’t want to re-create it and I didn’t want to re-interpret it. And so in order for me to wrap my head around it, I had to make sense of her origin. And, um, and-and then it was just given to me, kind of like a gift. I mean, here’s a girl who’s incredibly naïve and very young and doesn’t believe she’s almost worthy of love, has never really truly experienced love. Meets James’s character. Falls madly in love with him, very quickly, mind you, but nonetheless. And, um, and then gets her heart broken. And-and probably doesn’t have the emotional tools of-of dealing with heartache. Doesn’t want to deal with it. Takes the easy way route, uh, given by her sister. And goes through a-an emotional transformation that’s mirrored by a physical one and so happens to change color. But, um, I honestly viewed her as just a normal girl who gets her heart broken who just so happens to be, um, a witch that can fly.
Mila on playing an over-the-top character:
Very rarely are you given the opportunity to have such a fantastical character. That’s the truth. And so it’s really fun. Now. I say this because I had incredible actors, that I felt safe with and I had the most incredible safety net of Sam Raimi and Joe. Knowing that should I maybe not do the greatest of a take, I would get, be allow, given another one, and another one. And so I was allowed to play around and-and kind of have that little tennis match back and forth. Well, if you take that away, it’s incredibly frightening because my character does have an end result that is so incredibly iconic that you just don’t want to mess it up. And you don’t want to play around with it too much ‘cause then it becomes something completely crazy and-and not believable. But, um, oh, God, it’s so fun to be a part of this world. So fun.
Sam Rami on the best part about witches:
I love making those horror movies but, I was really guided by Mila Kunis’s performance and what her instincts were in playing that character. And she decided that-and I’ve heard her say-that she was playing her like a woman scorned. So even though-even though-and she wasn’t really thinking about the fact that she was green, I think she’s told me she was playing it as an innocent who fell in love and her heart was broken and she suffered and she couldn’t take the suffering and wanted to end that suffering and her sister was all too willing to let that suffering end and it awakened something that was already there but just fueled the fire of-of, uh-I don’t know what you women call it, hatred, anger, mixed with love, jealousy, rage. Rage is a good word. That rage drove her. And I wasn’t tempted to-to make it more like a horror movie. I wanted her to guide us and I would follow her with the camera.
Breathing life back into the beleaguered box office, Sam Raimi’s 3D fantasy-adventureOz the Great and Powerful hit a mighty $80.3 million in its North American debut and $69.9 million overseasfor a global opening of $150.2 million.
Oz opened in a total of 46 territories, roughly 80 percent of the international marketplace.
In North America, Oz saw a hefty 35 percent as families turned out in force, making up 41 percent of the audience. Couples made up 43 percent, while teenagers made up 16 percent. The movie skewed slightly female (52 percent).
“The families absolutely came out, but we also did great business during the evening,” said Disney distribution chief Dave Hollis.“This has become a water-cooler movie and gets people back in the mood to see movies.”
E! News covers Gemfields Global Brand Ambassador announcement- exclusive Mila Kunis African adventure. And I heard – new promo video following Mila’s journey as she tours Gemfields’ Zambian mine, Kagem is coming up soon.
Music video of Almost Home by Mariah Carey with many new scenes from Oz: The Great and Powerfulmovie has been released. Watch it below and check out high-res screencaptures! SPOILER ALERT!:
Sam Raimi’s 3D fantasy-adventure Oz the Great and Powerfulis expected to gross north of $75 million in its North American debut after topping Friday’s chart with $24.1 million
Some box office experts believe The Wizard of Oz origins pic, from Disney, could approach $80 million for the weekend if family traffic surges on Saturday. Disney insiders are giving a more modest range of $69 million to $74 million.
The studio hopes to launch a new franchise with Oz, which is on pace to score the top debut so far of 2013, as well as the third-best March opening of all time after last year’s The Hunger Games ($152.5 million) and fellow Disney fantasy-adventure Alice in Wonderland, which debuted to $116.1 million in early March 2010.
The weekend’s other new wide release, romantic thriller Dead Man Down, fared dismally on Friday, coming in No. 3 with $1.8 million for a projected weekend debut of $5.5 million. Marking the English-language debut of Niels Arden Oplev, Dead Man Down reteams the filmmaker with his The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo star Noomi Rapace.
Mila Kunis: I’m not curing cancer but I like to entertain and empower young girls. The star of Black Swan has moved into the big-budget league in a new visit to Oz. And she’s a producer now, too
When Mila Kunis arrived in California from her native Ukraine, aged seven, with her parents (a physics-teacher mother and mechanical-engineer father), her older brother, and $250, she could not speak a word of English. “The first book I ever read in English was Return to Ozâ€, she recalls. “I was nine or 10, I think. It was the first time I’d read a big book, a real book.â€
Two and a bit decades later, her new film, her biggest yet, is Oz the Great and Powerful(a sort of Wizard of Oz prequel, based on Frank L Baum’s classic Oz book series). But she doesn’t get all “it was meant to beâ€. Kunis isn’t like that. Anyone who saw how she hilariously dealt with the lovestruck, nervous Radio 1 interviewer Chris Stark and his questions about Watford FC and Jägerbombs this week will know that. No, she’s pragmatic, smart and eminently sensible.
“I loved the book,†she continues, not entirely convincingly. “I mean, I’m assuming I loved it. There were a lot of memories. I think it may have had little to do with the content and more to do with the experience.â€
Kunis, 29, is big on experiences. For all its kudos and awards, 2010′s Black Swan– the film which thrust her onto a drastically higher pedestal – wasn’t an enormous, expensive Hollywood production. Nor was last year’s unlikely hit, Ted, the most successful adult-rated comedy of all time, from the warped but brilliant mind of Family Guy creator and Oscars host, Seth MacFarlane. It’s easy to imagine other actresses, still slightly ahead of Kunis on the A-list totem-pole, turning up their noses and chastising their agents: “Really? You think I want to star opposite a talking teddy bear?†Kunis laughed first, saw the film’s potential second, and laughed last when the film earned half a billion dollars worldwide.
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