00:00Cheers, guys.
00:00Sorry, I'll just go fuck myself in.
00:02My bad, my bad, my bad, my bad, my bad.
00:07This whole movie is Anthony Bourdain
00:09from 15 to about 25,
00:12basically amalgamated to one summer of 1975,
00:15where he winds up falling in love with these role models.
00:18Your character, who's based on a guy named Dimitri.
00:21He was like, oh, this is the coolest guy
00:23I've ever met in my life.
00:23Damn, strange.
00:24I thought Sal was also like all the lads in the kitchen.
00:28He is.
00:28A character that represents everything
00:30that Bourdain thought was cool about Provincetown
00:33or about working in kitchens,
00:34while we can split all of the stuff that he was like,
00:37oh, it's actually hard work, I like the organization,
00:40I like all of that stuff, and have Antonio Banderas be that.
00:43Thank God for Antonio.
00:44He can actually cook?
00:45He can actually cook.
00:46It doesn't separate from your bone.
00:48What about stuff?
00:49Stuff?
00:50When I talked to him on the phone, I was like,
00:52okay, so the character is you kind of like make fun of Dom.
00:54He's like, oh yeah, I got no problem with that.
00:57You guys want to see what it looks like when Tony plays with his little dick?
01:01What Bourdain writes about is like, there's a culture in kitchens where guys will just rip on one another.
01:06And was it difficult to kind of create that sort of environment?
01:09As soon as I got the three of you in the kitchen together, I was like, oh, this movie is
01:13making itself.
01:13Yeah.
01:15I get real actors here who have their own history, and we let that express itself in a way that
01:23is in the context of Bourdain's life.
01:24Bourdain means so much to people.
01:26Anthony Bourdain's magic is that just because you are 40 years old doesn't mean your life can't begin.
01:32This is a beautiful message, and I think that even though people aren't willing to admit it, that's what they're
01:36attracted to.
01:37Because they're like, okay, so if it wasn't too late for Tony, it's not too late for me.
01:42It gives you hope.
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