Behind the scenes of Before Sunset

Behind the scenes of the making of the movie Before Sunset, sequel to Before Sunrise by Richard Linklater and with Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• before
• sunset
• sunrise
• richard
• linklater
• julie
• delpy
• ethan
• hawke
• paris

[Mariedogg]

Please, please, please make a sequel to Before Sunset. The wonderful ending is ambiguous and there is so much more story to tell.

[New4day]

I guess the ambigious ending is meant

to be, so that we can find out if we

are romantics or cynics!

[embran]

I WANT TRILOGY

[jlo101310]

I'm at once elated and terrified that they're making another sequel. I'm a romantic and I don't want my hopes dashed that they didn't stay together, that he left on a later plane and returned. At the same time, I'd love to revisit these characters. They're like old friends you only get to visit with years at a time...

[donniedarkodevotte]

@Mariedogg

Looks like there will be a third one, according to AICN and IMDB. You do still want to see a sequel, I hope. It's been three years since you left your comment. : D

[iwbtssothy]

@dufrhd5 Before Sunset is already a sequel to Before Sunrise. And the first film is just brilliant.

[thethakuri]

And please NO SEQUEL coz that would just take the piss out of the whole thing !!!

[thethakuri]

The best part of the sequel was that it was left serene... unspoiled with fairy tale reconnaissance or the ending for that matter. While the whole world moved on, the characters picked up just where they had left it. Kudos to Linklater for he has moved so many hearts. Just for the record, more than romance.... I did enjoy the real conversation as well. And July Delpy is still stunning and smart.

[dufrhd5]

Definitely make a sequel to this movie!!!!!

[darkblastjeans]

Please make a 3rd movie!!!!

[viniciusb]

Now, do you really need that many people to shoot something like this? I believe a smaller film like this could benefit from a smaller crew.

[HelenaNV]

The ending of the first one was perfect. For me, undoubtedly, they would stay together. And then this one killed me. I can't be happy not knowing. So much more is at stake, it really could happen either way. And I don't like that. I mean, the movie was perfect and I understand the ending, and the "film director" part of me would have done it exactly this way, but then the indecisive "dreamer" part of me demands to know. Either way, both movies, perfect.