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Title: Capturing 'The Libertine' (Video 2006)
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The feature film The Libertine was incredibly difficult to make, from finding and retaining the incredible cast, to dealing with funding problems including an overnight tax law change in the U.K., to the daily grind of production on a tight budget. Capturing the Libertine asks the question, "If it's this difficult to make independent films, why do it?" Written by Joe Howes
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 July 2006 (USA) See more »Box Office
Budget:
£15,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Arran and Corran Brownlee
Performed by Arran Brownlee, Corran Brownlee, Joe Howes
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This film existed in a nearly-complete form for nearly two years with no interview from Johnny Depp (the filmmakers never got the chance on the hectic set to interview him). On hiatus with Pirates of the Carribean in fall 2005, Johnny sat down with their questions and an assistant and very generously shot one of the best, most personal interviews the filmmakers had ever seen of him - a fascinating, 45-minute glimpse into the character and Johnny's attraction to the part. See more »Soundtracks
The Earl of RochesterWritten by Arran and Corran Brownlee
Performed by Arran Brownlee, Corran Brownlee, Joe Howes
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