An interview with Franco Zeffirelli

with Franco Zeffirelli
in Movies, TV & Theater
on Thursday, April 4, 1996 * * * * *

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An interview with Franco Zeffirelli, filmmaker, opera director and former Italian senator, about his movie, "Jane Eyre," an adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's 1847 classic, starring William Hurt and Charlotte Gainsbourg.

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opera director
William Hurt
Hamlet
Franco Zeffirelli
Italian senator
Charlotte Bronte
Romeo and Juliet
Mel Gibson
Jane Eyre

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    1. Activebz  12/03/2011 10:02 AM Report

      Thank goodness for this archive. Looking at this today, after so many years, reminds me that there is such wisdom and talent in the world. Charlie almost upstages him as usual - royalties about Shakespeare, clipping off his guests'comments, but he just manages not to. He manages to engage him enough, and talent and approach to Zeffirelli shines through. And perhaps only Charlie could 'get' such an interview, part of Charlie's charm and access. Zeffirelli was a brilliant man, an artist, and a sharing, wise human being. I learned and was inspired here. Thank you.

    2. DC  12/07/2007 02:04 AM Report

      I dont know about this Mr. Z. At the time those things were written, they were cutting edge modern. Now they are dead issues. Old English, old issues that at the time of their debut were cutting edge new. I dont agree with this "Classics" obsession business when the works themselves when they were written were anything but classic. If those authors were alive today, they would hold my position in lieu of the discarded old issues of yesteryear. Save it for the archives. I think its very nice archeological/anthropological study of dug up old ways but thats just about it.