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The Hitchhikers' Movie: An Interview with Garth Jennings and Nick Goldsmith
Cyfweliad gwych a'r cyfarwyddwr a chynhyrchydd y ffilm newyddd sydd am ddo allan yn 2005 gobeithio. Mae na lwyth o sylwadau am y ffilm a'r cymeriadau ac r'on i'n meddwl fod hwn (isod) yn ddyfyniad gwych:
"JL: What do you think is so special about Hitchhiker's? Why do so many people care about it?
Garth: We had the pleasure of meeting Mr Stephen Fry the other day, and he summed it up better than I've ever been able to do. He said that it was a bit like when you go to see an Eddie Izzard concert, and you're there with thousands of people, there you are cracking up laughing, but you always get the feeling like you're the one who gets it just a bit better than everybody else and everyone's laughing but they don't really quite understand the subtlety of what you're all listening to. That was his comparison to the way we all feel about Douglas' work: '15 million bought the book but they never quite got it as well as I did or they never quite understood that little bit there or how clever it was or how funny that bit was.' I thought that was a lovely way of putting it."
Gwir bob gair a ddwedwyd...
The Hitchhikers' Movie: An Interview with Garth Jennings and Nick Goldsmith
Cyfweliad gwych a'r cyfarwyddwr a chynhyrchydd y ffilm newyddd sydd am ddo allan yn 2005 gobeithio. Mae na lwyth o sylwadau am y ffilm a'r cymeriadau ac r'on i'n meddwl fod hwn (isod) yn ddyfyniad gwych:
"JL: What do you think is so special about Hitchhiker's? Why do so many people care about it?
Garth: We had the pleasure of meeting Mr Stephen Fry the other day, and he summed it up better than I've ever been able to do. He said that it was a bit like when you go to see an Eddie Izzard concert, and you're there with thousands of people, there you are cracking up laughing, but you always get the feeling like you're the one who gets it just a bit better than everybody else and everyone's laughing but they don't really quite understand the subtlety of what you're all listening to. That was his comparison to the way we all feel about Douglas' work: '15 million bought the book but they never quite got it as well as I did or they never quite understood that little bit there or how clever it was or how funny that bit was.' I thought that was a lovely way of putting it."
Gwir bob gair a ddwedwyd...
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