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Matt Damon says shooting on full IMAX felt like making a David Lean movie "This movie came at the exact perfect time in my career, in my life. It felt almost nostalgic, like the first movie I ever got. Everything was new, shooting on film, learning all of this stuff, and everything was in camera. It was all on IMAX, so it was this new technology that had never been done for a full film." "It felt like my one chance in my life to kind of make a David Lean movie. We're getting a chance to try to do something at this incredible scale that is really ambitious and requires every single person to max out. I've never seen a movie that was more ambitious."

Christopher Nolan reveals he originally planned the Trojan Horse sand scene 20 years ago for Troy "I'd been briefly attached to direct Troy, which was David Benioff's script based on The Iliad, and he had included the Trojan Horse in that script." "So I'd spent time thinking about, 'How would I do that? What did I want that to be?' And I came up with this idea of the horse kind of sinking into the sand, about to be destroyed by the waves. Sort of the last thing you would imagine was intended to be dragged into the city." "So to see it there, fully realized the way I'd imagined it all those years ago, and finally get to do that, that was a special one."

Zendaya says going to set even when she is not filming keeps her from experiencing burnout "I think I've gotten lucky because I get to do it with people that I really care about, and I've also just been blessed with really special characters and crews that I really love." "A huge part of our job and what brings me my own social life is having great crews, and you end up kind of building these little families in every crew you work on. "I just really love what I do and I love my job, so the actual creative part of making it doesn't always feel like a job." "I'll go to set if I'm not shooting all the time. I just want to be around sets. I want to watch everyone work, I want to learn, and I just love the process of making films." "Tom Holland: And she really does do that, too. If you're not working, you will go to work." "Zendaya: Yeah, because it's fun!"

The Weeknd reveals he tries to stay off social media because it feels "very manipulated." "Social media feels very manipulated. You don’t know what to believe anymore; you don’t know what’s honest." "We have to use it for work. It’s so funny, I’ll see a legendary actor who has never been on Twitter randomly pop up on social media, and you can tell somebody forced them to do that." "It’s become such a part of our life now, which is very annoying. I just try to stay away from it as much as possible."

Tom Holland reveals working as a young actor made him grow up fast and struggle to fit in at school "When you start as young as we did, you have to grow up really quickly." "You got to learn how to set boundaries for yourself and learn how to be an adult, really." "One of the reasons why I struggled so much at school, I think, is because I was in a professional environment, I was treated like an adult, I was working like an adult." "And then I went back to school and felt like I didn't fit in because all of my peers were kind of behaving like their age." "I was this little grown-up like, 'Oh, I'm just going to do as I'm told because that's what the teacher's saying.'"

Zendaya explains why Spider-Man remains such an enduring cultural icon "I guess for me, it's always been that he felt I mean, I hate to say the word relatable, but he feels the most like someone that you know." "Interviewer: Normal guy, yeah." "Zendaya: He's just that friend that everybody would really want to have. He feels like he could be your brother, your cousin, or whatever. There are so many qualities I think that he has that hopefully we all strive to have inside of ourselves as well." "It makes us feel like we all could—like if Peter can do it, we can do it." "I think that uniqueness in the fact that he is so normal makes him feel so special to so many people and feel like he is a part of their family."

Leonardo DiCaprio says his father's favorite character in cinema history inspired his latest role "I kept thinking after the movie of one of my favorite characters in cinema: The Dude." "There's some Dude in there, for sure." "Were you conscious of His Dudeness during the shoot?" "The Dude to me is one of the most iconic performances. I would never try to duplicate that. But there's definitely an element of The Dude in this character. It's my father's favorite character in cinema history. There's almost a folk hero element to him."