Sterling K. Brown and David Tyree Henry were very predisposed and amused when giving statements about their performance in Hotel Artemis, the new film starring Jodie Foster that marks the debut as director of Drew Pearce.
Set in Los Angeles in 2028, the city is completely changed into a land where criminals are the ones who rule. In the midst of this anarchy, the exclusive Hotel Artemis works like a purgatory where wounded criminals can be treated with the calm that they will not be killed there.
David Tyree Henry, when asked by the press about what he thought of the setting decided by the director to recreate Hotel Artemis, does not hesitate to say: "Drew did a great job by mixing retro elements of architecture to create a quiet and classic interior against an exterior of future and chaos. They look like two completely different worlds," he said.
It is inevitable to ask both of them about their experience with Jodie Foster. "She's wonderful and working together was an incredible experience," says Sterling K. Brown, to which Henry adds: "watching her work on the set and sharing scenes was unforgettable."
Hotel Artemis is about to be released!