Ethan Hawke on How New Movie ‘Blue Moon’ Pushed Him to His Limits
Summary
Ethan Hawke stars in the new movie "Blue Moon," playing Lorenz Hart, a well-known lyricist. The film, opening on October 24, was directed by Richard Linklater and marks the ninth collaboration between Hawke and Linklater. It portrays a fictional night in 1943 where Hart realizes his creative peak has passed, amidst the success of his former partner's new musical.Key Facts
- "Blue Moon" stars Ethan Hawke as Lorenz Hart.
- Richard Linklater directed the movie, marking the ninth time he has worked with Hawke.
- The film's idea started over a decade ago, but Hawke was initially considered too young for the role.
- Filming was delayed, partly because Hart's character is an older, experienced lyricist.
- The movie takes place during one night in 1943 at a party in Manhattan.
- The film setting is the night of the premiere of the musical "Oklahoma!" by Rodgers and Hammerstein.
- "Blue Moon" depicts Hart dealing with feelings of being left behind creatively.
- Filming took place in Ireland, but the story is set in Manhattan.
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