Returning to the mundane family of warm-hearted superheroes, serial killers, and biographical films based on real historical figures, Every Day is exactly that kind of story, describing a family of 4 The turmoil I have experienced contains all of the most common troubles in life - such as unsatisfactory work, struggles and compromises with sexual temptation, although occasionally there will be some humorous fun. , but most of them are living through and overcoming the chaos, failure and depression in life, and then moving towards a moving ending.
Every Day, written and directed by Richard Levine, is his big-screen debut after not only working on the hugely popular TV series Nip/Tuck, but also Written and written for a number of series.but, given the genres Levine has focused on in the past, it's hard to imagine that he would tackle such a family topic of ethical living in his first film - Facts Above, the film is largely based on a real life Levine once lived. Because the content of this film is inextricably linked to Richard Levine's personal life, it naturally also affects the standards and vision he uses when selecting actors, as well as his unusual rehearsals. in a way that left a very deep impression. From the very beginning of the idea of such a film, Levine hoped that "Every Day" could bring some kind of real touch to the audience as much as possible, so he chose the material not only from his own experience, but also from the Hearing it from others, Levine said: "I have to make it clear that when I started writing this story, it was with the original intention of making an autobiographical film work.
Although everything told in "Every Day" is basically made up, the structure of the family and the idea of the characters are still derived from the real experience of Richard Levine, so in the process of making this film, His family became the preferred audience for his presentations.
Another thing that Richard Levine got out of this opportunity is not only to share the film with his family, but also to bring them closer together, before making this film, my 4 of 4 There will be quarrels and small situations at home from time to time, but we are inseparable family after all, and nothing can separate us. They have brought such rich and interesting real experiences to my life, so I In this way, it can be displayed in a very artistic style. "In Richard Levine's view, although both need to rely on images to create attractive charm, in fact, movies and TV series are two completely different stories. Not only the limitations of content, but also the way of storytelling, Film and TV are also different - "Every Day" is undoubtedly a film work that belongs to me, I created it, and then directed it, it brought me a completely different experience and experience , let me, as a screenwriter and director, experience a new level of satisfaction, so I really like it very much, I like the feeling of being immersed in the world of movies, I hope I can continue to stay here, Dig and explore a world of your own.”
Because before that, Richard Levine had let himself indulge himself in the somewhat creepy world behind "The Surgery Room" for a long time, and he had to create a real and normal feeling as much as possible, which also made him in When I finished "Every Day", I had to often correct my tendency and storytelling style, try to avoid the creation of a chilling and thrilling atmosphere, and maintain a warm emotional temperature. From a certain level, I must be careful. Remember to completely break away from the more 'sensual' imagination in "The Plastic Surgery Room" and return to a real world. "
When it came time to pick the right actors for the film, although Richard Levine didn't make any special stipulations, Levine admits: "In fact, as Every Day has grown to this stage, I have There was a sense of daze indeed. I put Isaac Liev Schreiber (Liev Schreiber) as my first choice because I felt his temperament was perfectly at the heart of the film and could help Set the style and direction of the story. I was very fortunate that when Schreiber read the script and said he liked it, we had a few meetings and exchanged ideas, and I finally managed to convince Schreiber To play the role of Ned. Then I went to get the attention of Helen Hunt (Helen Hunt) because she was the perfect person for Jenny in my opinion - with Hunt and Schreiber."
After casting the film's parents of four, it was time to find the right actors for their two sons, so Ezra Miller and Skyler Fortgang ) surfaced one after another, and Richard Levine said: "Finding the right actors for the two teenagers in the film is a very important key, and the whole process has proved to be more difficult and difficult than finding adult actors. Much more, if we can't find the perfect person, the family relationship that "Every Day" focuses on will be greatly reduced. So I did a lot of searching and searching - before I officially met Miller , I've met at least 70 kids his age, and I really feel like I'm so lucky that they both have the novelty, purity, and cuteness that this story needs most, and a willingness to be in front of the camera Express yourself positively."
Due to financial constraints and time constraints, Richard Levine quickly realized that each stage he completed was equivalent to meeting one challenge and one obstacle after another. Even so, he still took out almost For a week, the actors are brought together for rehearsal, after all they need to play a complete family, and it is also very necessary to have some understanding of each other beforehand, because I have never had a similar experience before, I can't help it Kind of scratching my head, 'How am I supposed to finish rehearsals with them?
