
'Maestro' star Bradley Cooper banned chairs on set, made controversial decisions as director
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Bradley Cooper ran a strict set on "Maestro," his second film as a director and actor. He says he did not allow chairs on set, which sparked some controversy online.
He also explained that making the transition from actor to director and writer was "natural," but he has his own distinct approach.
"But when I direct, I don’t watch playback," he said. "There’s no chairs. I’ve always hated chairs on sets; your energy dips the minute you sit down in a chair. There’s no video village."
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