Disclosure Day star Josh O'Connor says Steven Spielberg is the "Mozart of the moving image"

[00:00:00]The script felt like um how I think the film you know in the same way the film is which is like a gun going off before a 100 meter dash. Like it was as soon as you started it was kind of like driving straight through and um so in that sense the like rush element of it uh is so there and then the images I mean um I can't claim this one but a friend of mine described Steven as like the Mozart of the moving image and it Isn't that so great? Should have claimed it.

[00:00:33]>> Oh, isn't that incredible? You could just be like the Bach of moving images >> [laughter] >> then it's yours.

[00:00:38]>> Yeah.

[00:00:39]>> Mozart's like >> I just go for Mozart.

[00:00:41]>> Yeah, but you know there's there there are things about his films that for me anyway and I'm sure for many I feel nostalgic. You immediately get this sense of kind of safety from Steven's images because of being so present in our childhood and so yeah.

[00:00:59]>> wanted to make it kind of feel a little bit documentary style. You wanted to make it feel very alive and real like it could happen today, tomorrow, the next day. So that's exciting too the way he shot it and the way they they use the light way it just like it feels very present.

[00:01:16]>> Yeah.

[00:01:17]>> Um which works for for a an action packed frolic story. [laughter] >> Which is the title? An action packed frolic by Steven Spielberg.