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Mtime专访【我没有找到英文原版
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Mtime：在你成绩斐然的职业生涯中，你觉得演戏对你来说意味着什么？
Tom：我现在感觉就和刚入行时一样。在我还是个小男孩的时候，我记得坐在戏院的观众席看台上的演员表演，当时觉得演戏很容易，但最终发现并不是，然而它依然十分有趣、富有挑战性、让人充满了正能量，从入行到现在我一直爱着它。
Mtime：你还有其他想要尝试的艺术领域吗？
Tom：我一直很喜欢写故事。尝试不同的东西让我感到很愉快。
Mtime：你觉得旁人对你最大的误解是什么？
Tom：应该有，但我还不知道。
Mtime：你最钦佩与看重的人是谁？
Tom：我的妻子是这个世界上最美好的人，我生命中的“绿光”。
Mtime：你最喜欢的虚拟英雄是谁？
Tom：Chaim Potok（美国作家）书中的角色。他书中探讨了传统宗教、文化与现代化之间的冲突，也讲述一位与教条化父母作斗争，想要继续艺术事业的男孩。他书中的角色总是让我眼前一亮。
Mtime：你最喜欢文学中的什么课题？
Tom：有关历史的故事。
Mtime：你最爱的体育项目？
Tom：棒球。
Mtime：爱好呢？
Tom：收集老派作家。
Mtime：会收集艺术品吗？
Tom：我不会，但我夫人喜欢。所以我家有许多现代画。
Mtime：你的闲暇时光是如何度过的？
Tom：看体育节目，尤其是足球。但大部分下午的闲暇时间我都在陪我孙子画画。
Mtime：度假最喜欢去的地方？
Tom：克里特岛（希腊第一大岛）。那里的水、人以及令人捉摸不定的气候，我去过这个世界上许多美丽的地方，但都比不过希腊般令人目眩神迷。
Mtime：最喜欢的城市？
Tom：柏林。我在柏林拍戏的时候总是利用空闲时间在城里闲晃。那是个有过很多次生命轮回的地方。所有的公共与私密艺术品，都聚焦在此。自由与秩序也平衡得刚刚好。这都让我心驰神往。
Mtime：你最喜欢的食物是？
Tom：墨西哥的，我喜欢豆子。
Mtime：你生活中最大的奢侈是什么？
Tom：我不是那种乱花钱的人，也许平时会买很多根本不会用的笔记本和钢笔，只是觉得它们很好看。我喜欢那种纸与笔完美匹配的感觉，不论我能否用它创作出什么。
Mtime：你最宝贵的收藏品是什么？
Tom：一些各地的纪念品。我年轻的时候非常热衷旅行，总是会从不同的地方带回来一些新鲜东西。我曾经在旅行中拍过一张四个孩子的照片，他们正在最完美的年纪，如果发生火灾我只能带走一样东西，我会毫不犹豫地带走这张照片。
Mtime：你有什么遗憾吗？
Tom：没有。你不能带着遗憾过活，我从不会被这个所困扰。
Mtime：错误呢？
Tom：当然有，但我不知道都有什么。我也很庆幸我有过错误，才有了从它们中成长的机会。
Mtime：你有什么恐惧吗？
Tom：我不会过充满恐惧的生活。
Mtime：你认为最完美的幸福是什么？
Tom：一个没有任何工作的清晨，所有的家人都在，而我正在做早餐。
Mtime：会做饭吗？
Tom：不，我只会做早餐。这可跟厨艺没关系。
Mtime：你已经有了如此成功的事业，还有什么没有实现的吗？
Tom：没有，我不是那种很看重目标的人。脑袋里也没有对未来很清晰的前景。我的每项工作都是自己从未想象过的美丽“意外”，我总是受此启发，要是完全由我自己来指挥人生，那并不值得信任。我现在只想要跟有才华的人在一起好好玩一场。
Mtime：有没有尚未达到的目标？
Tom：没有，我是个很懂得满足的人。
Mtime：你生活的座右铭是什么？
Tom：”Throw deep baby.” 成功意味着走最远的路。
】Mtime：在你成绩斐然的职业生涯中，你觉得演戏对你来说意味着什么？
Tom：我现在感觉就和刚入行时一样。在我还是个小男孩的时候，我记得坐在戏院的观众席看台上的演员表演，当时觉得演戏很容易，但最终发现并不是，然而它依然十分有趣、富有挑战性、让人充满了正能量，从入行到现在我一直爱着它。
Mtime：你还有其他想要尝试的艺术领域吗？
Tom：我一直很喜欢写故事。尝试不同的东西让我感到很愉快。
Mtime：你觉得旁人对你最大的误解是什么？
Tom：应该有，但我还不知道。
Mtime：你最钦佩与看重的人是谁？
Tom：我的妻子是这个世界上最美好的人，我生命中的“绿光”。
Mtime：你最喜欢的虚拟英雄是谁？
Tom：Chaim Potok（美国作家）书中的角色。他书中探讨了传统宗教、文化与现代化之间的冲突，也讲述一位与教条化父母作斗争，想要继续艺术事业的男孩。他书中的角色总是让我眼前一亮。
Mtime：你最喜欢文学中的什么课题？
Tom：有关历史的故事。
Mtime：你最爱的体育项目？
Tom：棒球。
Mtime：爱好呢？
Tom：收集老派作家。
Mtime：会收集艺术品吗？
Tom：我不会，但我夫人喜欢。所以我家有许多现代画。
Mtime：你的闲暇时光是如何度过的？
Tom：看体育节目，尤其是足球。但大部分下午的闲暇时间我都在陪我孙子画画。
Mtime：度假最喜欢去的地方？
Tom：克里特岛（希腊第一大岛）。那里的水、人以及令人捉摸不定的气候，我去过这个世界上许多美丽的地方，但都比不过希腊般令人目眩神迷。
Mtime：最喜欢的城市？
Tom：柏林。我在柏林拍戏的时候总是利用空闲时间在城里闲晃。那是个有过很多次生命轮回的地方。所有的公共与私密艺术品，都聚焦在此。自由与秩序也平衡得刚刚好。这都让我心驰神往。
Mtime：你最喜欢的食物是？
Tom：墨西哥的，我喜欢豆子。
Mtime：你生活中最大的奢侈是什么？
Tom：我不是那种乱花钱的人，也许平时会买很多根本不会用的笔记本和钢笔，只是觉得它们很好看。我喜欢那种纸与笔完美匹配的感觉，不论我能否用它创作出什么。
Mtime：你最宝贵的收藏品是什么？
Tom：一些各地的纪念品。我年轻的时候非常热衷旅行，总是会从不同的地方带回来一些新鲜东西。我曾经在旅行中拍过一张四个孩子的照片，他们正在最完美的年纪，如果发生火灾我只能带走一样东西，我会毫不犹豫地带走这张照片。
Mtime：你有什么遗憾吗？
Tom：没有。你不能带着遗憾过活，我从不会被这个所困扰。
Mtime：错误呢？
Tom：当然有，但我不知道都有什么。我也很庆幸我有过错误，才有了从它们中成长的机会。
Mtime：你有什么恐惧吗？
Tom：我不会过充满恐惧的生活。
Mtime：你认为最完美的幸福是什么？
Tom：一个没有任何工作的清晨，所有的家人都在，而我正在做早餐。
Mtime：会做饭吗？
Tom：不，我只会做早餐。这可跟厨艺没关系。
Mtime：你已经有了如此成功的事业，还有什么没有实现的吗？
Tom：没有，我不是那种很看重目标的人。脑袋里也没有对未来很清晰的前景。我的每项工作都是自己从未想象过的美丽“意外”，我总是受此启发，要是完全由我自己来指挥人生，那并不值得信任。我现在只想要跟有才华的人在一起好好玩一场。
Mtime：有没有尚未达到的目标？
Tom：没有，我是个很懂得满足的人。
Mtime：你生活的座右铭是什么？
Tom：”Throw deep baby.” 成功意味着走最远的路。
Veep': The Story Behind That Final Joke (and Tom Hanks' Response) 2019【HBO的《副总统》拿老汤做梗😂】
In the very first episode of Veep Season1, Selina Meyer and her team of incompetent staffers are scheming about how to fix the then-Veep's latest gaffe: Selina using the R-word. That's when her press secretary Mike McLintock (Matt Walsh) suggests they pause on her making a public apology and wait it out for a bigger news story to steal the news cycle. "What if Tom Hanks dies? I'm not wishing that. I'm saying anything could happen: Tom Hanks could die," McLintock says.
Flash-forward to the final scene of Veep and Tom Hanks does indeed die (at the age of 88 and after four Oscar wins, receiving a future statuette for "Philadelphia 2") and his death usurps the news about the late former President Meyer's death. After revealing that Selina does become president in the present-day ending — albeit, a totally alone POTUS after sacrificing everything and everyone — Veep jumped 24 years to her funeral to reveal the who's who of guests arriving to bid farewell to the one-term president who died at age 76 (or 77 or 75), outlasting only Ben Cafferty (Kevin Dunn), who presumably died from his umpteenth heart attack.
Mike is still a trusted anchor for CBS News, and just as her former press secretary is about to give the "underrated" politician a heartfelt broadcast TV eulogy, he quickly pivots to report on the breaking news of Hanks' death, shifting his poignant words to be about the actor's legacy. Hanks becomes the lead as the world "mourns the loss of an American icon" — one who isn't Selina.
"There’s nothing more Selina Meyer, even with her winning the presidency, than finally that the day she dies, somebody better dies and steals all her thunder," says Mandel of the full-circle callback and ending. "It’s the ultimate Selina Meyer: Utter, utter lack of respect, but in a form you’ve never seen before. (Laughs.)”
He continues, "There’s two really nice callouts to the pilot: when she starts to say the 'level of incompetence in this office' and then the Tom Hanks thing." The former mention is a reference to President Meyer's mutterings while alone in her Oval Office without any of her original staffers (except for returning secretary Sue Wilson, played by Sufe Bradshaw). "I told [Armando] at the season premiere [event] that she was going to win. I definitely didn’t tell him the Tom Hanks thing, but I told him there was a specific nod to the pilot and a cool callback that he would dig. I hope he likes it.”
Before settling on the Hanks joke, other scene-stealing deaths were thrown around. The biggest one was that Selina's predecessor, the never-seen President Hughes, would have died on the same day and bumped her off the front page. "The notion of her funeral being bumped from the news I think would have worked with anybody. That was the joke as written and then [executive producer] Frank Rich reminded us of that joke from the pilot and we just thought, 'Oh, that’s perfect.' And, obviously, then it being Tom Hanks," says Mandel.
Once the Hanks bit was locked and loaded, the show had to get the actor's sign off on usage of the film footage used in the CBS News farewell montage, which included clips from Hanks classics like A League of Their Own, Forrest Gump and The Money Pit. And that approval process created a brief frenzy — not unlike the imagery of Selina's staffers running up and down the White House hallways — in the editing process.
"When we were in the sound mix we actually freaked out like, 'What if he doesn’t sign off on time?' or 'What if he doesn’t understand it?' And so Julia actually emailed [Tom Hanks] to say basically, 'Here’s what this joke is.' And we got back this an auto-response email that he was away and we thought, 'Oh my God, what do we do now?'" says Mandel, recalling how they scrambled and worried their request might fall through the cracks. "As we’re sort of running around with our hair on fire, a second email comes through and it’s from him and he was like, 'Absolutely. No problem.'"
Of his response once the episode aired, Mandel says Hanks emailed Louis-Dreyfus: "I think he dug it."
要看这个梗，看副总统第一季第一集和最终季最终集第七季第七集就可以了😂
In the very first episode of Veep Season1, Selina Meyer and her team of incompetent staffers are scheming about how to fix the then-Veep's latest gaffe: Selina using the R-word. That's when her press secretary Mike McLintock (Matt Walsh) suggests they pause on her making a public apology and wait it out for a bigger news story to steal the news cycle. "What if Tom Hanks dies? I'm not wishing that. I'm saying anything could happen: Tom Hanks could die," McLintock says.
Flash-forward to the final scene of Veep and Tom Hanks does indeed die (at the age of 88 and after four Oscar wins, receiving a future statuette for "Philadelphia 2") and his death usurps the news about the late former President Meyer's death. After revealing that Selina does become president in the present-day ending — albeit, a totally alone POTUS after sacrificing everything and everyone — Veep jumped 24 years to her funeral to reveal the who's who of guests arriving to bid farewell to the one-term president who died at age 76 (or 77 or 75), outlasting only Ben Cafferty (Kevin Dunn), who presumably died from his umpteenth heart attack.
Mike is still a trusted anchor for CBS News, and just as her former press secretary is about to give the "underrated" politician a heartfelt broadcast TV eulogy, he quickly pivots to report on the breaking news of Hanks' death, shifting his poignant words to be about the actor's legacy. Hanks becomes the lead as the world "mourns the loss of an American icon" — one who isn't Selina.
"There’s nothing more Selina Meyer, even with her winning the presidency, than finally that the day she dies, somebody better dies and steals all her thunder," says Mandel of the full-circle callback and ending. "It’s the ultimate Selina Meyer: Utter, utter lack of respect, but in a form you’ve never seen before. (Laughs.)”
He continues, "There’s two really nice callouts to the pilot: when she starts to say the 'level of incompetence in this office' and then the Tom Hanks thing." The former mention is a reference to President Meyer's mutterings while alone in her Oval Office without any of her original staffers (except for returning secretary Sue Wilson, played by Sufe Bradshaw). "I told [Armando] at the season premiere [event] that she was going to win. I definitely didn’t tell him the Tom Hanks thing, but I told him there was a specific nod to the pilot and a cool callback that he would dig. I hope he likes it.”
Before settling on the Hanks joke, other scene-stealing deaths were thrown around. The biggest one was that Selina's predecessor, the never-seen President Hughes, would have died on the same day and bumped her off the front page. "The notion of her funeral being bumped from the news I think would have worked with anybody. That was the joke as written and then [executive producer] Frank Rich reminded us of that joke from the pilot and we just thought, 'Oh, that’s perfect.' And, obviously, then it being Tom Hanks," says Mandel.
Once the Hanks bit was locked and loaded, the show had to get the actor's sign off on usage of the film footage used in the CBS News farewell montage, which included clips from Hanks classics like A League of Their Own, Forrest Gump and The Money Pit. And that approval process created a brief frenzy — not unlike the imagery of Selina's staffers running up and down the White House hallways — in the editing process.
"When we were in the sound mix we actually freaked out like, 'What if he doesn’t sign off on time?' or 'What if he doesn’t understand it?' And so Julia actually emailed [Tom Hanks] to say basically, 'Here’s what this joke is.' And we got back this an auto-response email that he was away and we thought, 'Oh my God, what do we do now?'" says Mandel, recalling how they scrambled and worried their request might fall through the cracks. "As we’re sort of running around with our hair on fire, a second email comes through and it’s from him and he was like, 'Absolutely. No problem.'"
Of his response once the episode aired, Mandel says Hanks emailed Louis-Dreyfus: "I think he dug it."
要看这个梗，看副总统第一季第一集和最终季最终集第七季第七集就可以了😂
