Opening this weekend is director Darren Aronofsky’s Biblical epic Noah. As most of you already know, the film is Aronofsky’s take on the Great Flood story from the Bible, with Russell Crowe assuming the role of a man who is told by God that Earth’s population will be wiped out by a flood. The film also stars Jennifer Connelly, Ray Winstone, Emma Watson, Anthony Hopkins, Logan Lerman, and Douglas Booth. For more on Noah, here's 11 minutes of behind-the-scenes footage, 30 images, a featurette, and all our previous coverage.
At the recent Los Angeles press day, I landed an exclusive video interview with Logan Lerman. He talked about working with Aronofsky and Crowe, his reaction to seeing the ark for the first time, deleted scenes, David Ayer's World War II tank actioner Fury, and a lot more. Hit the jump to watch.
Logan Lerman:
- What was it like working with Aronofsky?
- How Aronofsky has been passionate about the story of Noah for almost his entire life
- Reaction to seeing the ark for the first time?
- Has he seen the final cut and did he have any deleted scenes?
- What was it like working with Russell Crowe?
- What was it like making David Ayer's World War 2 war film Fury?
