The 1905 documentary "My Generation," produced by Michael Kane, recently landed at the 74th Venice Film Festival. Michael Kane narrated the film and spoke to Paul McCartney, Marianne Fisford, Joan Collins and other popular British film, television and song figures in the 1960s. In an interview with reporters, Michael Kane revealed that if the documentary can get a good response this time, it will be invested in the production of the eponymous series.
Michael Kane is a well-known British actor who has starred in popular films such as "Ace Agent", "Inception", "Interstellar", "Batman: The Dark Knight" and other popular films, and also voiced in the movie "Dunkirk". He has also won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor twice.
Michael Kane
According to a media reporter, Michael Kane said that in the film version, he and director David Barty deliberately selected the video data of the golden period of the interviewee's career to match their respective interview content, so they left a large number of first-hand interview materials, if the development of the series can be carried out smoothly, these materials may appear in the episodic version.
When asked by reporters why Michael Kane was particularly obsessed with the 60s, Michael Kane replied, "I have always regarded these years as the most precious time in my life, but what impressed me more was time itself." If it weren't for the pop culture of the '60s, the world wouldn't be what we see it today."