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Watching Matthew Hoge and Jena Malone amble over to their eagerly waiting interviewers in the lobby of Boston’s Ritz-Carlton, it is immediately apparent that working on the set of Hoge’s film The United States of Leland was a genuine bonding experience. They’re laughing and poking each other, and when they sit down, and immediately extend their warm rapport to the panel of expectant reporters. “Where are you guys from?” asks Hoge. “We’re curious...
...first glance it’s hard to believe that this Converse-clad young man, face slightly unshaven and glasses perched, is the driver behind the wheel of the much-hyped indie. Hoge certainly chose a doosy for his first major foray into directing and writing, but as he sits down and begins to talk, it becomes apparent that he knew exactly what he was getting into. Having taught for a couple years in a juvenile hall system in Los Angeles, Hoge could base the movie’s titular protagonist on kids he knew personally...
...stabbed his mother like 50 times or something,” says Hoge, sitting forward in his chair, “and that’s all he is now, in the eyes of the system, in the eyes of everyone around him, that’s what he is, and there was so much more to him than that...
...addition to Huntington, the panel included Graham T. Allison Jr. '62, Dillon professor of government; James F. Hoge Jr., editor-in-chief of Foreign Affairs, Jessica T. Mathews '67, president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and Richard Pipes, Baird professor of history, emeritus. The panel was moderated by Joseph S. Nye, dean of the Kennedy School of Government...
...Hoge said the world will face two main issues in the immediate future: incorporating rising powers into the world order and liberalizing trade...