Uma Thurman Reflects on Working with Paul Schrader

Uma Thurman initially felt nervous about working with esteemed director Paul Schrader on his latest film 'Oh, Canada', but her apprehension faded upon discovering his admiration for Taylor Swift. During the film's premiere at the New York Film Festival, Thurman expressed her excitement about collaborating with Schrader, whom she described as a 'big softie' despite his reputation as a 'macho filmmaker.' She revealed that learning about Schrader's fandom for Swift reassured her, allowing her to focus on the filmmaking process. Thurman praised Schrader's masterful approach to directing, noting the film was shot with precision and efficiency. 'Oh, Canada' is a drama adapted from Russell Banks' novel 'Foregone' and features a talented cast including Richard Gere and Michael Imperioli. Thurman's experience highlights the importance of personal connections in the creative process.