Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Based off the graphic novel by Yukito Kishiro, who better than The Terminator director James Cameron to adapt a story of a reclaimed cyborg girl to the big screen. With unsurpassable visuals and thrilling action, Spy Kids director Robert Rodriguez delivers a truly evolved coming of age story in Alita: Battle Angel.
Premiere Scene’s Claire Bueno and Mike Jonas were ready for some red carpet action as they interview actors Rosa Salazar, Keean Johnson, director Robert Rodriguez and producer Jon Landau as they attend the World Premiere hosted at the Odeon Leicester Square on Thursday 31st January, 2019.
Join us as we ask about Rosa Salazar about the physical demands of portraying Alita; Keean Johnson how he researched Hugo the street kid; Robert Rodriguez about origins of the Latin American influence of Iron City; and Jon Landau about a story that regardless of the spectacle offered by Alita: Battle Angel, it is a story with real heart.
Based off the graphic novel by Yukito Kishiro, who better than The Terminator director James Cameron to adapt a story of a reclaimed cyborg girl to the big screen. With unsurpassable visuals and thrilling action, Spy Kids director Robert Rodriguez delivers a truly evolved coming of age story in Alita: Battle Angel.
Premiere Scene’s Claire Bueno and Mike Jonas were ready for some red carpet action as they interview actors Rosa Salazar, Keean Johnson, director Robert Rodriguez and producer Jon Landau as they attend the World Premiere hosted at the Odeon Leicester Square on Thursday 31st January, 2019.
Join us as we ask about Rosa Salazar about the physical demands of portraying Alita; Keean Johnson how he researched Hugo the street kid; Robert Rodriguez about origins of the Latin American influence of Iron City; and Jon Landau about a story that regardless of the spectacle offered by Alita: Battle Angel, it is a story with real heart.
