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Chasing Liberty Full Production Notes "Every family has a rebel... even the First Family."
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 Chapter 4: Blossoming Romance Is ContagiousStill, as much trouble as she causes him, Ben has to admit he enjoys Anna's company and her zest for life. She makes the cynical and work-obsessed agent see things in a fresh way. From Anna's point of view her new traveling companion is a bit of a stick-in-the-mud and somewhat ill tempered but overall not a bad sport. Besides, he has a delicious sense of humor ` when he allows it to show ` and the most soulful eyes.
By the time they realize they may have some very strong feelings for one another, Anna is afraid to tell Ben who she really is and he's doubly afraid to tell her who he really is.
Meanwhile, their blossoming romance is contagious.
As Anna and Ben wend their circuitous route in the general direction of Berlin, the First Daughter's devoted bodyguards, agents Alan Weiss (JEREMY PIVEN) and Cynthia Morales (ANNABELLA SCIORRA), scramble heroically to keep up with them, especially when Ben's cell phone is on the fritz, which is most of the time. This leaves the agents a great deal of time to indulge their constant bickering, a running exchange which began long ago in D.C. and shows no sign of letting up. It also presses them into close quarters for long hours, at night, in some of the most romantic settings in Europe, and ultimately gets them to think about the real underlying problem in their professional relationship: Weiss and Morales may be falling in love.
"My background is musical theater," says director Cadiff, whose stage credits include co-writing and directing Brownstone, winner of a Richard Rodgers Production Award. "Traditionally, there is a `B' love story, like Will Parker and Ado Annie in Oklahoma, which adds its own unique rhythm and humor to the action, and that's what Weiss and Morales bring to Chasing Liberty. He's a very romantic but somewhat chauvinistic guy who's really ill at ease with women and says inappropriate things and she's a by-the-book Secret Service agent who's self-assured, opinionated and also very sexy."
As Jeremy Piven describes Agent Weiss, "He doesn't know how to relate to women so her treats her like one of the guys. It doesn't matter that this approach never works because it's the only one he has."
"Jeremy and I got along very well," says Annabella Sciorra, who keeps up the lively banter as agent Morales. "In fact, we developed a relationship similar to our characters. We enjoy each others' company and make each other laugh but we can also annoy each other in really specific ways, which is fine because that makes Andy laugh."
"For a film with this kind of comedy and pacing it's important to have a great ensemble cast where all the players keep up that same energy level," offers producer Broderick Johnson, another fan of the classic romantic comedy. "Having two stories running concurrently just adds to the creative mix and Andy never loses a beat."
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