“There's a terrible sadness. The last day of shooting is surreal. Your mind, your body, your spirit are not in any way prepared to accept that this experience is coming to an end. In the months that follow the finish of a film, you feel profound emptiness. You've devoted so much of your time to unleashing, in an unconscious way, some sort of spiritual turmoil, and even if it's uncomfortable, no part of you wishes to leave that character behind. The sense of bereavement is such that it can take years before you can put it to rest.”
- Daniel Day-Lewis on disengaging from a character after filming -
Photo: Bill “The Butcher” Cutting, “Gangs of New York” by Martin Scorsese 🎬🍿
9/19/2019, 4:17:13 PM