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The director discusses his approach to his latest film after ‘Pan’ failed in 2015 and the changing state of the movie business
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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey sits down with director Joe Wright to discuss how he picked himself up after the failure of his 2015 film, Pan, to deliver Darkest Hour, a Winston Churchill biopic that stars a mesmerizing Gary Oldman. Plus: Wright discusses the changing state of the movie business and why he took the reins on an episode of Black Mirror.
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