Summer Mann is the wife of Michael Mann. Her spouse is a film director and screenwriter.
Marriage And Children
They got married in 1974, and they have been inseparable ever since. They have already spent five decades as husband and wife.
They share four kids.
Age
Her husband, Michael, is 80 years old.
Net Worth
Her husband, Michael's net worth is estimated at $90 million.
He has earned this fortune from his career as a director and screenwriter.
Michael Talked About His Movie Ferrari
Michael directed a biographical sports drama film, Ferrari, based on the 1991 Enzo Ferrari biography.
Michael debuted at the Venice Film Festival with that movie.
He shared he attended the Venice Film Festival four times before that as the main jury.
He said it was always exciting to be at that film festival.
He said the movie was based in northern Italy in 1975, and it was obvious that the Italian audience would be critical of them and how they would react.
He said the fry factory had 200 mechanics, workers, and executives.
He said they were very concerned about it, but the response was positive, and everyone loved it.
Adam Was Scared Being Driven By Michael Mann
In an interview with Seth Meyers, Adam shared that he once went on a drive with Michael.
He shared that Michael rode his own Ferrari and was in the passenger seat.
He said it was the scariest thing he ever did by sitting on a passenger seat in Michael Ferrari.
He said they went out to have dinner.
He said Michael asked him to drive, but he thought it would be a terrible idea if he would drive his Ferrari as he was scared of driving it on California road.
He said Michael was very particular about everything.
Michael Talked About Al Pacino
Michael worked with Al Pacino in the movie Heat.
He said Al was consistent and gave his best shot within five to six takes.
He said he used to experiment at the beginning of the shots, and when he was done with that, he delivered the best shot in six to seven shots with some minor changes.
He said before the shot Al had no idea what he would deliver as he just went with the flow.
He said sometimes he used to be brilliant and occasionally terrible.
He added that it used to be funny and lavish most of the time.
He said in one of the scenes, Al flipped the gut, which was not written in the script, and the scene was completely different from the script.
He said Al has powerful energy, and it is all-natural.
Michael Shared His Favorite Scene From Manhunter
Michael directed and wrote the 1986 thriller film Manhunter, based on the novel Red Dragon.
He said one of his favorite scenes from that movie was when the character was in very comfortable socks, taking on the phone to Billy Peterson, who was kicking back on the sofa involved in the conversation.
He explained they had a calm conversation about horror.
He added the inspiration behind that scene came from pillow talk between Rock Hudson and Dorris Day.
Michael Talked About Working With Will Smith
Michael directed and produced a drama film called Ali in 2001.
Will Smith, who played Ali, was the main character in the movie.
He said Will Smith completely submerged himself into his character.
He said he prepared for the role for about eight to nine months. He told Will he did solid boxing for five mornings a week.
He said he mastered Ali's physical aspect and speech pattern.
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