'The French Dispatch' exclusive featurette: Meet the family

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Wes Anderson's latest movie

Video Transcript

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- Thank you, Larry.

BOB BALABAN: It's a very family experience to be in a Wes movie.

LEA SEYDOUX: He has his family.

STEVE PARK: It really feels like a family.

BILL MURRAY: Wes makes the making of the movie its own experience.

OWEN WILSON: You're all staying at the same place, and you're eating your meals together.

TIMOTHEE CHALAMET: Well, the dinners are the coolest part of it.

BENICIO DEL TORO: So when you go to dinner, there's all these actors that you look up to.

TIMOTHEE CHALAMET: They have war stories together. They've bled together. They've created together.

- Not now. I'm conducting a job interview.

ROBERT YEOMAN: I feel very honored to be part of that family. They're such a group of talented people.

BOB BALABAN: Wes has made 10 movies. He's able to tell more adventurous stories. It's really like being at summer camp, even if it's winter. You just want to be there, you never want to go home, and you're quite happy if you're shooting at 4:00 in the morning. It just doesn't matter.

JEFFREY WRIGHT: The whole raft of wanderers that come to play when Wes has a party. Yeah, sign me up.