This past week we lost a genuine legendary director! Richard Donner’s films have affected so many of us over the decades, with a diverse range of genres, and some of the most beloved of childhood (and adult) tales. From making us believe a man could fly, to getting worried about having a numbered tattoo in your hairline, to Billy Murray getting all festive, not to forget practically setting the standard for buddy cop movies.
So, this week, @Dennis_Obi has drawn up ten questions for us in tribute to the director who not only filled audiences with warm memories, but according to all reports was just a nice guy to everyone he worked with in the industry.
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Q1: Donner made a lot of beloved movies during the 70s and 80s that many of us have watched multiple times, but which of his films have you watched the most? #MTOS
Q2: Donner’s Superman was the first really huge superhero movie adaptation. What were your feelings on first viewing, and what are your feelings today? #MTOS
Q3: Donner was removed as director on Superman II, but had his chance years later to put together a director’s cut using raw footage and edits. Have you seen both versions, and which do you prefer? #MTOS
Q4: Amongst Donner’s film credits, are there any that you have always wanted to see but not got around to yet? #MTOS
Q5: Which character (or characters) from a Richard Donner film do you love the most? #MTOS
Q6: With so much of his catalogue of films being well loved, are there any that you feel aren’t great? Are there any beloved ones that don’t resonate with you personally? #MTOS
Q7: Donner turned down a variety of projects over his long career. Which projects would you have loved him to tackle? #MTOS
Q8: When a great movie name passes, we often look to revisit their films to remind us of what they gave us. Which films were top of your list to return to this week? #MTOS
Q9: Donner also had an extensive array of TV credits, on many acclaimed shows. Are you familiar with any of his TV credits? #MTOS
Q10: Only a couple of months ago there were discussions about the team reuniting for a Lethal Weapon 5. Was it a case of “too old for this shit” or would you have loved to see Riggs and Murtaugh on the big screen again? #MTOS
