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John Crye - Memento, other Newmarket Films, working with Christopher Nolan

John Crye - Memento, other films from Newmarket Films, working with Christopher Nolan - NYC FANTASTIC blog interview #2



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John Crye developed, produced or acquired for distribution films for Newmarket Films and later Wrekin Hill Entertainment. The list of films he worked on include Memento - Christopher Nolan's breakthrough Hollywood film, The Prestige, Downfall, The Passion of the Christ, Velvet Goldmine, The Mexican, American Pie, Donnie Darko, Real Women Have Curves, Whale Rider, Monster. We had a lengthy discussion about John's experience during these Covid-19 days, early days in the arts, getting started at Newmarket Films by making Memento, and many other related subjects. John has a lot of experience with indie film distribution and production - so this is a great episode for filmmakers and fans of the film world. For more on John's current work/services for filmmakers visit this site - truedev.sharpcrye.com/ 

See NYC FANTASTIC blog and other interviews here - http://nycfantastic.com/blog/ 


Interview Copyright 2020 NYC FANTASTIC/Sujewa Ekanayake

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