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Adam Driver interview: Logan Lucky actor discusses his process, working with Steven Soderbergh and the 'illusion of reality' on a film set
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In spite of Star Wars swallowing up most of his time, Adam Driver has still managed to fire out some great indies the past couple of years like Jim Jarmusch's Paterson and Noah Baumbach's While We're Young. He talks to Chris about his new Steven Soderbergh redneck heist movie, Logan Lucky - essentially 'Ocean's Seven-Eleven' - his acting process, how he prepares without overpreparing, his viewing habits and the importance of making a good meatloaf.
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