Golden Globes 2013: Foreign film makers summit Oscar-nominated Swedish filmmaker Lasse Hallstrom moderated the panel featuring "Kon-Tiki" directors Espen Sandberg and Joachim Roenning of Norway, "A Royal Affair" director Nikolaj Arcel of Denmark and Austrian director Michael Haneke, whose film "Amour" also earned Oscar nods for picture, director, actress and original screenplay this week. Haneke said he rarely rehearses his actors and doesn't allow them to improvise. Through storyboarding, he knows exactly where the performers need to be in each scene. "Because I wrote it myself, I have to, in a way, act it out," he said. Otherwise there would be nothing. The other filmmakers said they also keep rehearsals to a minimum to preserve the spontaneity of the scenes. Asked which contemporary filmmakers they admire, the 40-year-old Arcel pointed to Haneke and said, "This guy." Sandberg, 41, and Roenning, 40, also said they've been inspired bytheir colleagues on stage. "I'm sitting between Haneke and Hallstrom," Roenning said incredulously. Haneke refused to answer, because he said whomever he neglects to mention would be upset.