Wilde: I think it's such an interesting concept. Seeing what Jeff did as a performance, using the 1982 Jeff as a template, do you think about that, like, things that you do now might be re-purposed later? So I think that was probably the most astounding thing, just being able to see the entire picture together and realize how much hard work paid off. Also, to see a lot of Jeff's work as Clu, that was really exciting because of course that involved a lot of special FX in order to create the finished product. Being able to watch Michael Sheen's performance, much of which I was not there for, was really a treat for me. Everyone did things that they'd never done before,' and for so many departments on the film it was so revolutionary.
My reaction was like, 'Oh, my God, everyone pulled it together. And being able to watch everyone's performance, watch all the elements of the story come together, it was just extraordinary and I was blown away by everyone's work. So it's been so long since I actually kind of read the script in it's entirety, a good year or more. The rest of the film kind of falls away in your memory or it fades a little bit. What happens so often as an actor is that you retain the information about the scenes that you yourself shot and you obsess over certain scenes that you found the most challenging or interesting. Having done so much press already what was your reaction while you were watching? Was that your first time seeing it last night? Olivia Wilde: We just had a 'Tron' family meeting.
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