Norman Reedus dives into the Criterion vault with personal stories and film insights
Summary
– Norman Reedus discusses his favorite films from the Criterion Collection
– Shares personal connections and experiences with iconic movies and directors
– Highlights films like Blue Velvet, Videodrome, and My Own Private Idaho
Norman Reedus recently took fans on a journey through the Criterion vault, sharing his favorite movies and his personal connections with them. Starting with Blue Velvet, Reedus praised the film’s unique direction and revealed a connection to its iconic ear prop, which he once saw at a friend’s desk while living in Los Angeles.
Another standout for Reedus was Videodrome, where he reflected on its intense performances and his encounter with Debbie Harry, who starred in the movie. He recalled their discussions about Cronenberg’s work and her creative collaborations with H.R. Giger.
Reedus also highlighted My Own Private Idaho as a major influence on his early acting career, particularly River Phoenix’s honest and emotional portrayal. Reedus admired Phoenix’s performance, calling it punk rock and deeply moving.
The segment captured Reedus’s passion for storytelling and cinema, giving fans a glimpse into the films that have inspired his journey as an artist.
