Robert Richardson Wants to Work With Paul Thomas Anderson
The Oscar-winning cinematographer says the director has expressed interest, but the project hasn't materialized yet.
“I met [Paul Thomas Anderson] on the set of ‘Kill Bill’ and he’s said that if he doesn’t shoot it himself, he’d want to work together, so I know there’s interest.”
Cinematographer Robert Richardson has expressed his desire to work with director Paul Thomas Anderson, according to TheWrap. The three-time Oscar winner revealed the mutual interest while discussing his career.
Richardson told the outlet that he and Anderson have previously discussed the possibility. "I met [Paul Thomas Anderson] on the set of ‘Kill Bill’ and he’s said that if he doesn’t shoot it himself, he’d want to work together, so I know there’s interest," Richardson said. "It just hasn’t happened yet."
What else is Robert Richardson working on?
The cinematographer remains busy. He has already wrapped work on David O. Russell’s football biopic "Madden," which stars Nicolas Cage. Richardson is also planning upcoming projects with Ben Affleck and Antoine Fuqua.
He also reaffirmed his commitment to shooting on film for any future work with Quentin Tarantino, stating, "If Quentin and I make another movie, we’re shooting on film." Richardson is currently attending the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival for the world premiere of Jana Hojdová’s documentary about him, titled "Robert Richardson: The White Devil."
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the documentary 'Robert Richardson: The White Devil' about?
The documentary is an intimate biographical portrait of the cinematographer, exploring the personal costs of professional brilliance. It features interviews with his frequent collaborators, including Oliver Stone, Martin Scorsese, and Quentin Tarantino.
Has Robert Richardson worked with Paul Thomas Anderson before?
No, they have not collaborated on a film. Richardson says they met on the set of 'Kill Bill' and have discussed working together, but a project has not yet come to fruition.
Who is directing the upcoming film 'Madden'?
David O. Russell is directing the football biopic 'Madden,' which stars Nicolas Cage as the legendary coach and broadcaster John Madden. Robert Richardson served as the cinematographer.
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