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A film from 1990, directed by Paul Verhoeven.

And then Total Recall, directed by Verhoeven.

But Arnold fell in love with Verhoeven.

But in the end, Arnold persuaded Mario Casara from Corolco to make a film with Verhoeven.

And so he pushed and pushed and finally Verhoeven was hired.

However, it was such a great dream of Arnold that he wanted to play for Verhoeven.

Nagi Instinct, not to mention Verhoeven.

And of course, Ronnie Cox, one of Verhoeven's favourite actors in the role of Cole Hagen.

Because I appreciate Verhoeven even more.

Shots, shots, hand-shaking, breaking of the neck, the blood is dripping just like in Verhoeven.

I assume it's very symptomatic for Verhoeven, that when he makes explosions, shots of this artificial blood, it just looks like the bodies are ripping out these balls.

But you know, when it comes to this theme, whether it's a dream or a dream, it's like this, that Verhoeven wrote here again.

I mean, you know, Verhoeven, who made two inserts that.

It's a suggestion from Verhoeven to make people even more mindfucked, that the dream is over and he survived the adventure on Mars.

And there is also such a funny anecdote that Verhoeven, as for him,

Or rather, a new adaptation of Philip K. Dick's story, because it was said that it would not be an adaptation of Verhoeven's film or a new version of his film, but a new version of the original story.

And if we compare it to the version from Verhoeven, it wasn't such an important character from the point of view of what was happening there until a certain point, of course.

There was no satire, no humor in Verhoeven, who built the atmosphere of the previous adaptation.

Not so much Verhoeven.

I'll just say at the end that... But wait, only two years later came out another remake of Verhoeven's classic, Robocop.

I mentioned during the interview that Paul Cusette admitted after years that his greatest inspiration for creating Flashback in 1992 was, of course, Total Recall by Paul Verhoeven, which is worth mentioning.

Go back to Verhoeven's film after years, especially in 4K version.

I bought Verhoeven's Sherlock for 4K, but I want to have his films for 4K.

We didn't say that Verhoeven disappeared in Hollywood thanks to films with Rutger Auer, who put him in his films mainly.

when he came to the US, because they were looking for such, as you said, brave directors from Europe, who would be able to bring a bit of freshness to Hollywood and show this satire on America, not be afraid of difficult topics, and Verhoeven was dealing with this in the Netherlands.