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FilmCatcher: Mister Lonely interview-Director Harmony Korine

Posted by admin in Finance Saturday, 15 May 2010 04:24 27 Comments

FilmCatcher sat down with the great Harmony Korine at the 2008 South By Southwest Film Festival to chat about his new film MISTER LONELY. In MISTER LONELY A Michael Jackson impersonator lives alone in Paris and performs on the streets to make ends meet. At a performance in a retirement home, Michael falls for a beautiful Marilyn Monroe look-alike who suggests he move to a commune of impersonators in the Scottish Highlands. Check out more FilmCatcher exclusive interviews at www.FilmCatcher.com.

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27 Comments

  1. 05/15/2010 05:16
    posted by jacobomg

    this is a really good interview.

  2. 05/15/2010 05:31
    posted by 25ostrich

    does he have aspergers?

  3. 05/15/2010 06:16
    posted by NidisListenstoShit

    Hardly.

  4. 05/15/2010 06:57
    posted by Archcecil

    stay fit. eat healthy. die anyway

  5. 05/15/2010 07:05
    posted by randomguy1774

    wrong. he got healthy(gave up drugs)

  6. 05/15/2010 07:08
    posted by Mcrlover2death

    he got fat,

  7. 05/15/2010 07:35
    posted by jneff23

    I’ve seen Mister Lonely. I loved Diego Luna as MJ and Samantha Morton as Marilyn Monroe. The opening song Mister Lonely can really relate it to MJ right now. ‘Now I’m a soldier, a lonely soldier, away from home thru no wish of my own. That’s why I’m lonely, I’m Mr Lonely. I wish that I could go back home. The opening scene broke my heart. Rest in peace MJ!

  8. 05/15/2010 08:30
    posted by BenjaminAConner

    I don’t think I’ve ever seen Harmony so lucid. Bravo, for sobering up a bit for the interview. ;)

  9. 05/15/2010 08:35
    posted by BenjaminAConner

    I’ll watch em with ya!

  10. 05/15/2010 08:54
    posted by nicolexxxd

    cool guy. his movies are brilliant.

  11. 05/15/2010 09:52
    posted by sferb

    that last part was pretty deep. I like his view on art, it’s similar to mine.

  12. 05/15/2010 10:39
    posted by copsondonuts

    you people crack me up. this guy is no “genius”. he’s an idiot, and the new wave of “art” has been to give morons like this a voice in the hopes he’ll do something unique. stupid is just that, stupid. and this guy fits the bill to a T. another “artist” who complicates things. lol

  13. 05/15/2010 11:06
    posted by xDrinkingxPerfumex

    HE IS SO AWESOME!!!

  14. 05/15/2010 11:22
    posted by ninawillams

    i agree

  15. 05/15/2010 11:50
    posted by xemily09x

    my favorite person, hands down.

  16. 05/15/2010 12:12
    posted by Willroast

    Mister Lonley is another classic in my eyes. I can never convince anyone to watch Korine’s movies, but that’s OK since I re-watch them enough to go around.

  17. 05/15/2010 12:54
    posted by fillesurinternet

    i just replied to you above mouseTV’s comment.

  18. 05/15/2010 13:49
    posted by fillesurinternet

    you shut up.

  19. 05/15/2010 14:42
    posted by mouseTV

    RESPECT.

  20. 05/15/2010 14:45
    posted by drplbiftin

    No, you shut up.

  21. 05/15/2010 14:59
    posted by fillesurinternet

    urgh shut up.

  22. 05/15/2010 15:10
    posted by bloodxconfetti

    that’s what i was thinking. it’s so sad, he used to be so attractive.

  23. 05/15/2010 15:37
    posted by CocoaShunter

    those scenes with the nuns are pretty breathtaking.

  24. 05/15/2010 15:40
    posted by drplbiftin

    god he got fat!

  25. 05/15/2010 16:15
    posted by DerrickthePinecone

    STICKING with the truth, rather.

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