‘Modern Love’ director John Carney: ‘All about being romantically truthful’
The Hindu
Ahead of the second season of the popular ensemble-cast series, director John Carney says the ‘modern’ in the title refers not to the type of love but to a lifestyle in a big metropolis
Modern Love, based on the eponymous The New York Times, column explored different shades of love in New York. The first season written and directed by John Carney featured a bunch of A-listers including Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey, Andy García, Dev Patel and John Slattery. Season two, which streams from August 13 on Amazon Prime Video, has its share of stars from Tom Burke and Minnie Driver to Kit Harington and Tobias Menzies. .
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