And I'm sat on the floor, just wiped, exhausted, thinking we're probably going to go again another 10 times. I know I'm going to ask you to do this a lot, and your voice is going to be tired, and your heart is going to be tired, and your body's going to be exhausted, and I know you're going to hate me, and that's okay, because we are going to get it absolutely perfect.'Īnd then at the end, instead of saying, 'We're moving on,' I was sat on the floor after take 35, 40 of my closeup of that scene, which you can imagine would have been a lot of screaming and agony. He was instilling me with, 'Keep doing it, and you can keep doing it, believe that you can keep doing. GARFIELD: Jesse, laptop smash, that day, that long goddamn day, and Fincher being such a good dad that day. When you think back on the making of that film and working with Fincher, besides this story, what's the first thing that comes to your mind? The Social Network is what I call a masterpiece.
