"Darjeeling Limited" helmer Wes Anderson told On the Town Friday night at the pix Gotham preem that despite filming "Darjeeling" in India, his previous film, "The Life Aquatic" was much more difficult to produce than this one. One easy aspect of filming 'Darjeeling' was hiring the extras. "Often we would find people at a train station and would say 'we will give you this amount of money if you can be back at 10:00am tomorrow and they would just stay. They would say 'Ok. We are not moving from here.'" Joining Anderson at the preem, which also marked the opening night of the 45th New York Film Festival was pic’s Angelica Huston, Jason Schwartzman and Bill Murray as well as guests Jessica Lange, Willem Dafoe, Tilda Swinton and Milos Forman. (A. Morfoot)
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October 01, 2007
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