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 “I think [Sandra Nettelbeck] actually came to the set one day and I think they both stand on their own,” he adds, “I don’t feel that one is completely separate from the other, I don’t think I even consider that, it’s not something that even bothers me.” Both he and Zeta-Jones, in preparing for the role had to learn from a professional chef how to exquisitely cook for the film. Aaron claims that the schooling proved to be a great way to get to know his co-star. “We had a great time getting to know each other in the kitchen,” he recalls, “I mean, at first, Catherine and I, Scott got us hooked up with Fiama with chef Michael White. And we came in there, we’re in the kitchen, we’re trying to stay away and be very courteous with each other, move around the kitchen. By the third day or the second day, you’re bumping into each other, you’re reaching over each other, being very familiar, that was a lot of fun to do that. I’ve never had a fantasy about being a chef, nor will I.” We played around with the questions with the 39-year old actor for a bit like we had with co-star Catherine Zeta-Jones. However, his answers were more to the point when we asked him what he’d cook for his lovely co-star and his favorite restaurant. “Well, you know, I’m just really a surfer. I just like fish tacos and things like that. I like shepherd’s pie,” Aaron answers, “Malaise is a good one. They have truffled eggs and all that sort of stuff. Scott’s so much more knowledgeable about this stuff, he’d give you a good answer.” As with Catherine, we noted that the film has scenes where she and Eckhart sang opera. We asked him whether or not he enjoyed doing opera in No Reservations. “I did when I was making the movie,” says Aaron, “I was listening to one song a lot. It doesn’t come totally naturally to me, obviously. I’m not a great singer and it was interesting to do those days. Scott really helped me out, but yeah, it’s all on the DVD. I did actually like doing it, to experiment and Scott says there’s such amazing voices to see the difference between the layman’s voice and their voices, it’s amazing stuff.” “And saying the words, and having the poetry and the words and the meaning in the images that go along with the music really is inspiring and it’s art typical and really is all the symbols and imagery,” he adds, “And that’s why I think theatre and opera is important because they’re telling tales and this is the tale of a guy who lost his love and all that sort of stuff, so it’s ... |
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