INTERVIEW: CHRIS MILLER Director Of ‘PUSS IN BOOTS’ From Working With Guillermo Del Toro To The Scenes That Were Too Naughty For The Final Cut!

Copy is courtesy of fellow leaguer Richard Gray from thereelbits.com:

Puss in Boots is now making audiences purr all around the world, and we were lucky enough to get to speak to Chris Miller.

We chat about the technical aspects of making the movie, the involvement of Guillermo del Toro, the freedom of playing with a franchise character, influences and recreational use of catnip and those scenes that were too naughty to make it to the big screen.

The interview took place on 29 November 2011 in Sydney, Australia. Participants in the roundtable included Matt Pejkovic of Matt’s Movie Reviews, Jorge Duran of The Spotlight Report, David Longo of Damn Good Cup, Richard Gray of The Reel Bits and Mitch (sorry, didn’t catch your surname!) of Salty Popcorn.

You can listen to the interview here:

http://www.thereelbits.com/wp-content/uploads/audio/chris-miller-puss.mp3

We’d like to thank Way to Blue and Paramount Australia for making this possible, and of course Chris Miller for his generous answers .

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Puss in Boots is released in Australia on 8 December 2011 from Paramount.

FROM DAVE:

‘PUSS IN BOOTS’ Is out across Australia today; and we highly recommend you go and see it! I will try to get my review up this week, but let me assure you it is EXCELLENT. One of the best films Dreamworks Animation has yet produced!