George Miller on why the #Furiosa creatives were “much more rigorous” making the Anya Taylor-Joy #MadMax film: “It had to be different. [‘Furiosa’] is the first one which had to allude to a previous film... in its design, in its characters, in its world” lat.ms/3QSLJmU 
Taylor-Joy opened up about learning high-octane car maneuvers under the tutelage of George Miller’s stunt team for the #MadMaxFuryRoad prequel “Furiosa.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
Given the success of “Fury Road,” does Miller feel pressure to top himself with “Furiosa,” making something even bigger and wilder? “It’s not a question I’ve really asked myself. You’re striving to make each film better but not necessarily more.” lat.ms/3QSLJmU
Ahead of “Three Thousand Years of Longing,” Miller gives his outlook on storytelling: “We fashion stories out of everything. We’re looking for signal in the noise. And some of our stories are delusional. Some of our stories are nourishing and healing.” lat.ms/3QSLJmU
As for what makes a George Miller movie, “I’m driven by the story itself,” the director says. “That’s the first thing. But then the second thing, it always needs something... which is basically moving with the technology as it evolves in cinema.” lat.ms/3QSLJmU
Read Mark Olsen’s (@IndieFocus) full interview with George Miller about “Three Thousand Years of Longing,” his “Mad Max” movies and upcoming “Fury Road” prequel “Furiosa.” lat.ms/3QSLJmU
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