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“The real magic in this movie is love” – ​​declares Emma Stone. The “Magic in the moonlight,” Woody Allen’s latest comedy, nominated for a Golden Globe actress played a mysterious woman-medium. Her partner is Colin Firth and the film enters the Polish cinemas on August 22.

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Emma Stone won the hearts of all filmmakers. requested for the shoot a lot of energy. She has an optimistic nature and ability to win people over. Everybody loved her – says the Oscar winner, Colin Firth. Woody asked me to photographed her, so as to bring out in the film all its beauty, and I hope that I have succeeded – adds the operator Darius Khondji.

Sam Allen that talks about collaboration with actress: I have not seen any of the films in which she starred. Not that they were bad. We just were directed to another, younger audience and was not interested in me. But one day, when out of boredom I switched channels on TV, I saw it on the screen. The film was not for me, but the person Emma caught my attention. I thought, God, how beautiful she is. And some time after talking to a casting director – Juliet Taylor, said of the event. Juliet assured me that this is not just a beautiful person, but also a very good actress. Our first meeting took place a moment later. Again, I was enchanted! – says Allen. After the romantic comedy “The magic in the moonlight”, will also star in the next, untitled film, New York director. Photos ongoing since the beginning of July.

This time, Woody Allen returns to France, where the film “Midnight in Paris.” Action new comedy set in the picturesque scenery of the Côte d’Azur, in the midst of luxury residences, the fashionable resorts and popular jazz clubs. The famous illusionist Stanley Crawford (Colin Firth), at the request of a friend, arrives south of France, to expose a woman-medium Sophie Baker (Emma Stone), who charmed the wealthy American family and supposedly can read minds and talk to ghosts. Stanley task much more complicated when he falls victim to the captivating charm of the beautiful Sophie.

This scenario lay in my drawer for ages. I knew it was a great story, but I had a big problem in locating the action in the present. When I got the idea that she could play in France, around 1920, all of the space made sense – says Allen.