"There are some films better left alone, but it depends on what the take is. The success of 'Ghost' is really about alchemy." Moore reflects on the original film's unique charm, emphasizing that the right approach is crucial for a remake. With the talented cast of Whoopi Goldberg, Patrick Swayze, and Tony Goldwyn, she highlights how their performances created a special connection. Moore acknowledges Channing Tatum's potential but maintains that the essence of the original must be preserved.
"There's something comforting about the movie. It's about the things we might perceive as lost never really leaving us." Moore shares her thoughts on the enduring themes of 'Ghost,' reinforcing the emotional connection audiences have with it. She conveys that the film's relevance continues as it resonates with personal experiences of loss and connection, implying that any new iteration should honor this core message.
"I was terrible at making the pottery in 'Ghost,' by the way. I did hear that pottery had a resurgence in the pandemic. People were buying kilns." Moore humorously reflects on her experience filming the iconic pottery scene, acknowledging her lack of skill while tying it to a cultural phenomenon during the pandemic, indicating how aspects of the film continue to influence trends.
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