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The author, director and comedian discussed with Indie Wire the difference between the budget negotiations for the second time. "The cards were a little in my hands," says Peele. "That did not seem to be an audition, it's me who told them:" It's what I want to do, it's here that I want it to be. " how does it sound? "

The director said that he wanted a budget that allowed him optimal creative freedom.

"I was like, look, I want to be able to take a little more time in making my film, so I want to be able to make a bigger budget film," he says. "But I do not want to make such a big budget movie that, suddenly, we've crossed that line where the risk means you're going to lose your story."

He continued: "I had about five times the budget allocated to it, which, in terms of cinema, is not as expensive as a movie. If not, I might not have had my freedom, also prosper with some restriction, I did not want to go too far with the budget and suddenly have a studio responsible for me. "