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♪ Let's start again ♪
♪ Let's start from scratch ♪
♪ Let's forget about that time you almost broke your heart ♪
♪ Everywhere we are again ♪
♪ Let's start ♪
♪ again ♪
♪ Let's start again ♪
♪ Let's forget our pride ♪
♪ Watch the way we feel inside ♪
♪ Let's give it a spin again ♪
♪ Let's start ♪
♪ again ♪
I equate the film with sandcastles. </ P>
You get a lot of friends and you go down and say,
oh, let's build this great sand castle.
And you build it.
And if the tide comes in 20 minutes it's just fine sand
p>
and the structure that you made is in everyone's memory
and that's it.
What does that mean?
Fearless
I grew up in Kansas City.
When I was 18, I became a flier
and I went abroad to the South Pacific.
p>
I started writing letters and I wrote a letter
for my cousin who was a woman I didn't know very well,
But he is his secretary to Myron Selznick
funny letters and he wrote I returned and he said,
oh, Bobby, you wrote a good letter
You must... You are a writer.
And I think, well, yeah, that's what I'm going to do.
When I left the air force My father lived in California.
p>
He rented a house in Malibu, reached the hills.
So I moved to my father's house.
A man named George W. George < >> have an apartment downstairs.
I told him, I said, I'm a writer,
and he said, oh I will be a director.
We have to do something together.
So we write a story and we sell it to RKO.
I said well I can come and watch the movie being made?
No.
So I decided to become a script writer.
I wrote a drama. </ P>
And I entered the car and I was driving to New York
and I stopped in Kansas City, which is my hometown me.
And I met a man I have little known in a bar
and he said what did you do?
I say I'm both a film... a film writer.
I'm writing a screenplay and I'm lying a little.
I said that I was on my way to New York. </ p >
I did [fl ay -
What are you doing?
And he said I directed the movie.
Saya bilang dimana
He said well there is this place Here is called Calvin Company.
This is where the film industry is.
So I go and I am introduced
and lie about what I did a few more and they hired me.
Morning, Mr. Jones.
Morning Charlie
You want I filled out today?
Yes, and one more thing, I was a little rushed
but I want to get oil changes and lubricant work.
My film school is working in this industrial film.
I mean, I have to shoot, edit the film.
I learned all the tools.
When I was at the Calvin Company
A man who had a father had a lot...
a theater series in mid-west, in Roden,
want to make a movie
And, uh, naughty, naughty movies.
And that's how it is called "The Delinquents".
So I wrote it for about three nights.
I stayed up all night and wrote this script
Wow, do we have to enter?
Alright let's go in for a moment .
If we don't like it we can always go, okay
We managed to reach $ 65,000 and it was really terrible
Ah! </ P>
Where did you go? </ P>
But Hitchcock saw the film, he was impressed with that
So he called me to a meeting
p>
and he offered me "Hitchcock Presents".
Hello.
Mrs. Gould.
This is...
Hello.
I'll call it and tell him we're in love
and you won't stop me.
Hello.
Hello?
What number did you call?
I did two of them.
So I have an agent and they are makes me work on the Whirlybirds.
Two boys rob the shop and the owner's gap.
It could be the same who killed the old man
in the garage.
Kill!
Can you intercept More.
We will try, Greendale.
We shoot them in two and a half days.
Every five days we will do it shoot two episodes
Tommy Thomson, which is my AD, will pick me up in the morning
and I'll get into the car and I'll go to...
the exit in the valley in California
where we shot the items
I will say what we did today?
He will say oh this is the problem, and these two people do this,
and there are the woman who was there cheated on her husband
and she shot this person, and there were some baby chickens,
and they had all this eggs who will die
unless the helicopter gets their and there is a dilemma.
Do they take chickens?
Did they solve the murder?
p>
And I'll say it's fine, I understand.
One day a film company issued an call for girls who could swim.
So I tried to get out and end up get a part.
I started working
and one day I got a call playing a nurse in the Whirlybirds. </ P>
The director was Robert Altman. </ P>
He looked a little hanged.
When we were introduced he did not say hello to him,
he just said what is your morality?
And I said it was a bit shaky, how are you?
p>
That is the beginning.
We immediately jump into a full time relationship.
I never work again after the Whirlybirds.
He has twice married,
But the marriage did not last long
from a previous marriage.
And I have a Konni from me.
When they got married, we moved
and my new school experienced Dance this big daddy's father
and I am very new and very scared.
Even though Bob and I didn't do it know each other well,
He came with me as my father.
He is so sweet because of it.
He just wants me to be happy.
As soon as we get married, we have Bobby.
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We buy a house, it's a good house
and we have lots and lots of parties.
Bob likes to have a party.
I started at " Bonanza " and" The Roaring 20 ap s "
and many of the series. </ P>
And I am one of famous television directors
The more he realizes all this the TV script he is given
is the same old everything ends, and ends.
AN & apos; >
When he did "Combat"
he tried to use his own experience in war
to make the show more suitable for life.
He did an episode where Vic Morrow was shaken,
but it made him get into trouble.
Joey?
Medical! </ p >
That's my brother, my brother Joey.
And he, he's dead.
It's all my fault.
Geeze is this person from that.
Walk on the road bring a deceased German
and think that is his brother.
A man named Selig Seligman produced a series that
and he forbids me to make it.
He says I don't want you to do that.
Then he goes out of town and...
and, uh,
I don't have a decent script to enter and so we do it.
And when I see it, I'm fired.
And to edit the program the editor will come...
There is a bar there on... on Washington Boulevard,
more than by MGM.
I'll sit in the bar
and Vic Morrow will go to the editor
and then come and sit with me
and he says this is what he did.
I said he said that and so & apos; and & apos; so and so & apos;
Then Vic will come back and...
And then the episode works quite a bit of attention
I think it won the Emmy.
He continues to encourage more realism
in all of his shows, but the producer won't look for it.
In an "Kraft Suspense Theater" episode
he wants to throw the black one actor as a convict on the run. </ P>
And when the sponsor refuses black character idea
I feel I just did everything I can do it on television,
and I feel I should go.
What does Altmanesque mean?
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Playing a long shot.
After burning the bridge on the television,
Bob wants to write and directly the movie himself.
Around that time we lift Matthew and our family grow up.
But we run out of money.
it's so bad
It was our fifth birthday and he told me for our anniversary
we flew to Las Vegas for the weekend, </ p p>
so be prepared
I'll just run to the racetrack
and I'll meet you at the airport at six o'clock.
and he'll bet everything on a twenty one long shot
and he won.
When we landed in Las Vegas he went straight to the craps table
and win another $ 6000.
But if that happens otherwise
I might not be here to tell you this story.
My first film I did afterwards the television year
was called "Countdown" with Warner Brothers.
Mereka mengirimkannya kepada saya dan saya menyukai ceritanya.
It's about going to the moon,
but Jack Warner is very reluctant to hire me
He thinks I'm a little smart.
He said that
I go to his office and sit there and he says listen,
everyone wants to put you in this picture
so I say to them that they can do what they want,
But I have to tell you, you will fail.
He says I don't like your job, I don't think you understand
and I don't think Do a good job on this.
But I will let you do it and so.
I said well I hope can prove you wrong.
Five, four, three, two, one, fire.
Lee, this is Chiz, are you reading?
What's the story?
You will be brief
Now listen, we believe that... some bows... at launch.
Repeat.
At launch there are several curves
and you lose power. </ P>
There is no way to fix without the risk of retros firing
and sending you out of the track
You will never come back.
What?
Jack Warner is out of town
and the last day of his shooting is back
and the phone rings and it's Bill Conrad.
That is this producer a little movie and he says listen,
don't come Monday because of Jack....
They won't let you in the studio.
Jack Warner calls you daily and he runs them,
uh...
Sunday and he forbids you from the parking lot.
And I said what do you mean he forbade me from the parking lot?
I have a Board of Directors.
I get my first piece.
He says you can do anything the legal item you want
and they will let you do it, if that's what you want to do
But no one sees what you do
and it will all be changed.
He said, if you want to hear what he says is stupid,
which means me, has actors talking at the same time
Two more days and we can have invincible advantages .
I know...
Those people should be brought in...
I can't take them all In, they don't trust me.
Mr. Nogritty called from Washington.
I just tried to get the illusion of reality
and so I'm fired from it
because the dialog overlaps.
Make your own rules.
Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau
speak with church leaders today
the word US Carefully Objects for war in Vietnam
have full sympathy
and that Canada should be a refuge for militarism
Somehow, Bob found support for independent movies
Shot in Canada, "That National Park Cold Days". </ P>
Action. </ P>
He loves Canada and speaks about moving there
He was angry in America because of the Vietnam War.
Cut out. Print it
So I got a document together
and try to sell the house,
But then I enter the picture.
Lngo Preminger is a talent agent
who has the script he wants to produce.
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Lngo thought Bob would be perfect for that
After he saw a short film Bob had made a pot of smoking.
Everyone in the city refused,
But Bob saw something in that case a script that no one else saw
I talked to Jaime for two hours
and I said that want to make the image I want to make,
I'll do it.
This is what I want. This is what I see.
Fox doesn't want it to be a Vietnamese thing.
The war is still going on in Vietnam.
So they don't want to,
the studio won't come come out with an image like that
I don't think I'll do it get away with it,
except Fox at the time had two other war films happening
So they are worried I and I are aware of that
and I say I have to do it go back there
and keep a low profile and not attract attention.
Don't let anyone pay attention to me.
Elliott Gould.
How are you?
This is ???? who is the cameraman
How are you?
You will play what, Hawkeye?
We is a small little film.
We don't have stars in it.
I went to San Francisco.
There was a theater company there,
one of the improvised companies
and I employ most of them as incidental players.
Radar!
Yes sir.
Why don't you managed to get Major Burns?
Tell him we will have it to hold some surgeons
start the day shift to the night shift.
To experts surgery,
we are sure to need them
It takes an ensemble player and does it in a funny way.
I think you will find this accommodating ,
they are quite dry
Don't you use olives
Olives? Where is you think you, man
Dear God, protect Your Majesty Commander in the field.
Frank, are you religious kick at home
or are you cracking here ?
I am married, I am happy, I love my wife.
If she is here I will be with her,
there is no question
I wonder how such a degenerate person
could have achieved a position of responsibility
at the army medical core.
He designed.
We have a script which we use as a blueprint,
and when we will practice will develop.
If something happens < br /> we who seem to work,
we will do it
Now when Germany starts to come here like he's hurt...
hey Scotty when he comes to you,
we will give you a place and you will say,
"For the sake of God Gorman, this is is... back to the game".
He say, "I have a ball".
And then you say, "You've got the ball, run well".
And then you say, "You have ball, he has the ball "!
Go, gm
What's with you Return to the game!
I have a ball!
You have a ball, run well!
Run! Run!
We work to laugh
but there are reality for that.
People die.
Scorch, I need a sponge clamp again,
if you have it
Give me some hunks big from a sponge or whatever
We all come out of a big sponge.
You have to use this for now.
Oh it's bleeding well, oh, It can't get out of it.
I can't stop the bleeding.
I can't really see,
It's like the Mississippi River down there.
Ready?
I'm ready.
Nurse, do you have clamps?
Yes, sir.
Scratch my nose
Right there.
There, a little more difficult. </ P>
Scorch, I need a sponge clamp again,
if you have it
Darryl Zanuck, who is Fox's head,
p>
being in Europe is currently being made.
He is back and we are screening for him
and in this screening he has returned from Europe </ p >
And he... They come to the screening
and at the end of the playback
He says all the blood must come out.
And I think, oh, Christ, we drowned.
And the girls said, oh Darryl, That is the best part.
And they only support it in such a way
that we were allowed to go them for a preview.
And the audience went crazy.
And Zanuck said no would mess with this </ p >
The image is like that the hit is phenomenal
I mean, you know, with war continuing,
it's time to work
Um, life, freedom, and pursuing the truth
Now, we welcome fifteen men are asked to direct MASH,
Mr. Robert Altman.
My child wrote the song.
Your child wrote the song?
When he was fourteen, Suicide wasn't painful.
Now he has a lot of money.
He is sixteen years, living at 20 years old old girls in Venice and...
Surprising.
Do you get a kick now from reality
that You're a director of heat
and for years that people won't...
won't expel you? </ P>
Oh yes.
Yes.
What is the result?
That's fun.
Yes.
This is good
Bob became the hottest Hollywood director
and we built what I called the movie star's home in Malibu.
It was a new life for the family us.
Everybody wants Bob to do "MASH 2",
but Bob refuses to repeat it himself.
Instead he surprised everyone by making a small film far away
called "Brewster McCloud".
It was an important time in the 70s
because this studio turned filming back to the artist </ p >
so I go to do a lot of things
That's certainly not the formula
that already exists.
The McCabe script is given to me right after I made "MASH".
The reason I like it is that it is so standard western genre
We just rotate it a little.
McCabe and Mrs. . Miller
is a beautiful dream from a film. </ P>
A floating and almost diaphanous vision
dari apa arti kehidupan frontier.
It's not like other westerns.
It's not very similar to other films.
The fact is Altman throws the square convention
It doesn't work again.
All the thin remains of good games,
American movies sticking.
What this film reveals is that There is a poem in Robert Altman,
and he can put it on the screen.
The question is always asked...
why are there no Americans Bergmans and Fellinis?
This is an American artist who has made a beautiful film.
We are in Canada.
We go to Ireland. </ P>
Bob likes to shoot so far from the studio maybe
so he won't have executives look behind his shoulder
Yes ?
I just stopped here because it was indeed a good place on the road
and I thought we could meet here.
It also seems like there is weather bad there
I think we have to go somewhere.
Well good this way,
I thought when they installed the car
I will drive like this, drive like that,
see where the weather is worse
I got out of that damn car they can take it up the hill
and I said I would walk.
And they took it, so I ran build that damn hill
You remember last night
Now kiss again.
That's when... provided you do and lean directly into it,
and that's when you respond,
Because now you will trick him.
Yes, that's it
Get ready.
Slate.
Hello, is your name Mrs. Altman? </ P>
Yes it is. </ P>
Oh, I want to ask a some questions about filmmaking
Um, how do you meet your husband? </ P> p>
I met him in Hollywood in the television series
was called the Whirlybirds.
Oh.
He directed it at that moment.
And, uh, oh...
How do you like marrying a film director?
Oh, find it very, very interesting.
p>
A very unusual life and very full of surprises day after day.
Yes, and also I heard that your children made... </ p >
they started liking filming.
I might end up with four child directors
Actions.
Bob continues to innovate, and in the 1970s
He developed a casual style. It was very different
from making Hollywood films at that time. </ P>
Mr. Marlowe lights up in your car. </ P>
Oh yeah, thank you very much.
Excuse me I didn't see anything Coury Brant's cat food.
What some?
Coury Brant's cat food, that's /> happened to be the only one...
Can you spell it for me?
Yes, Coury Brant, c-0-ur... Oh, all of us come out.
Why don't you get this, Mr. All this crap is the same. </ P>
You don't happen to have a cat by chance, right? </ P>
What do I need for cats? I have a girl
Good...
ha ha.
At Apos; The Long Goodbye & apos; it the camera never stops moving
Dollying, zooming.
He wants that action be caught as if accidentally.
He hates mastered things, two shots,
press your sign, say your line
He wants that feeling natural and more relaxed,
observational.
Okay, Eileen,
what is Marty Agustinus Is it here tonight?
How do you know? </ p >
I followed him from my place.
He stopped by to have one or two words with me
and I just wanted to know who else would he want to talk to
Oh, Roger owes a lot. Maybe $ 10,000 or whatever.
He owes Marty?
You know what he told me that Marty owed him.
We all heard what Dr. Verringer. </ P>
He hates to part with money. </ P>
Yes, said Dr. Verringer. </ P>
I heard many people say that Terry Lennox
works for Marty Agustinus. </ P>
I do not believe. </ P>
Yeah, well, that's what I heard. </ P>
Your husband once talked about Lennox & apos; s? </ P>
No.
He had talked about Sylvia Lennox. </ P>
p>
No.
Does your husband have having an affair with Sylvia Lennox?
Mr. Marlowe,
I don't want to continue this < br /> conversation about my husband
Is your husband having an affair?
with someone you don't know
Of course not.
Where is your husband night? Sylvia Lennox is killed?
Another great innovation Bob is heard.
The traditional way to record sound
is to have a single boom microphone over the head of the main actor.
But it doesn't work well
when you have a large ensemble player.
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God damn, Denis!
The card came out a table with the joker
That's why you won't give up!
You are ridiculous
You said it wasn't even close.
That was yesterday's news.
You worked together.
You're a partner
You two moms — fucking creeps Stop with all languages.
Again fighting you will come out from here for good, okay?
You know I know how to play poker.
Oh sour wine, honey, sour wine.
Alright, alright. Come on bring it back normal
Punk lousy.
You're not so good
Oh, yours
In "California Split" he found how to use the radio microphone
and 8 track recorders
to simultaneously record the lines of each actor
in a separate channel so that he can patrol they are in the mix.
He wants to give the audience that feeling
they are in a real place
and forces them to choose where a conversation to listen
One dollar says that you did not do it know who Glenn Riggs is
Eh, what's your name?
Vince, Vince's name.
Vince, can you get me $ 30 from the cashier?
What do you want $ 30?
I need $ 30 ". In the bathroom.
Renee, I'm just a bartender
and I don't go to the checkout.
Where is Jack?
Jack goes to the funeral.
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Listen, I've been working here for one year right?
Just give me a piece of paper, chit $ 30 Renee.
Okay , just give it to me.
If I give you $ 30 and I come In short, it will be your butt.
Your baby is born short and it's always my ass.
Midnight Captain !!!
Now everyone notes that the way, but he's the first one.
The film is not visible or sounds like someone else's voice
Doctor. That one.
Dizziness from drugs. That's two.
Snoopy. There's no Snoopy.
p>
No Snoopy.
Altmanesque.
Showing Americans who we are.
He is working on "Thieves Like Us"
in Mississippi, a beautiful little film
Joan Tewkesbury wrote for her.
Joan worked as a script supervisor at "McCabe".
Bob, you know, will always find talent
and give people opportunities.
However, after he wrote "Thieves Like Us"
Bob asked him to go to Nashville
and keep a journal about what he saw.
Well, he landed at the airport, got on the car
It keeps it going for two hours
and that's how Bob opened the photo.
It's layered stories with characters
that cross each other on the country music scene.
But Bob thought it didn't have anything.
Country music emitted the love of this nation
Patriotism. </ P>
Country music therefore has this combination,
which is very important for American characters
At that time America needed character.
At the moment the whole water The Watergate thing is happening
and he hates Nixon, so he adds a political angle.
On the first Tuesday of November
we must make some vital decisions about our management
Biarkan saya langsung ke pokok permasalahan.
I do the replacement.
For mom and dad.
Thank you.
Let's wake up from...
Wait a minute, Mayor, pay attention to your head. </ P>
Yes, it will be easy now. </ P>
This is not Dallas, Nashville. </ P>
This is Nashville. </ P>
You show them what we make. </ P>
They can't do this to us in Nashville. </ P>
Someone sings, sings. </ P>
Sings. </ P> >
Come on, I thought you were hurt.
Oh oh.
Come on, it's easy, easy.
Oh man, I can't stop that blood
Come on, everyone's singing. </ P>
♪ Don't worry about me ♪
♪ You might say that I'm not free, You don't worry me ♪
♪ Oh ♪
♪ Don't worry about me ♪
♪ Don't worry me ♪
♪ You might say, I agree, that doesn't make me worry ♪
It seems like a lot of your movies
have a tendency to explode American myths and genres
and I just wonder, what are you the perception of American society? </ P>
He thought, he said that I exploded myth
and take pictures in America and our culture.
Uh, me, if that's the result That's what I am,
That's the result. </ P>
Tapi yang saya lakukan itu sederhana mencerminkan apa yang saya lihat dan rasakan.
I live here, I was born Here, I love this country,
I love, uh, this is all I know, this is my culture
And, uh, I'm just trying to show what I see.
If it's bad, that's what I see.
Altmanesque what does it mean?
Creating family.
Towards the middle of the 70's Bob was riding his own waves.
He had gathered so many talented people
that he set up the Lion's Gate ,
a studio that will produce independent films
to keep the person he loves is working
between the films themselves.
The first director he worked for with was Alan Rudolph.
Alan started with Bob back as the second student
in "The Long Goodbye".
He co-authored Buffalo Bill and became a close friend.
And the Lions Gate produced it the first film "Welcome to LA".
One Bob's only instruction to Alan is
to keep the budget low and Don't make a movie that catches up.
How Bob did it, making movies always collaborative
The process is to bring friends together
and let the movie evolve.
He encourages everyone to contribute,
But for him the most important thing that's the actor. </ P>
I think the actors are the main artistic elements
in any movie
They are more important than the script.
They are more important than photography.
They are more important than directors
because they did it.
So the more you can make they are your collaborators
then you get the best from all the world.
I encourage actors to feel comfortable
and to find out they can go further.
They can go beyond the limits and I have a safety net. </ p >
I won't let them fool themselves.
I spent a lot of effort trying to make the family
so that the actors become part of it.
Everyone comes to daily, no one records
and there is liquor
and you find these actors start rooting each one else.
Okay, let's go
Your favorite wife Antoinette
says that you are an art collector.
You certainly aren't seen like an art collector.
You know if you're walking on the road
and someone shows you out and asks me what I think you are doing
and I don't know you
I will never have a million years of guessing art collectors.
You can continue what I line and stump panel.
I remember we would have this a big thanksgiving dinner
and dad made it very fun for all of us. </ p >
But that and Christmas
are the only times we are alone with him as a family.
Kathryn is always there for us,
But dad always works.
For the most part, we are not his priorities.
The film is his priority.
He loves us, but it's hard .
I did five films on Fox.
They almost finished like independent films.
Alan Ladd was running the studio and he was very supportive.
He really defended me and I owe him a lot
Grace Kelly was involved in the studio.
And they were board meetings
and he says how can you Let this Altman person
put my friend, Paul Newman, in a horrible movie.
And Ladd -y just said oh shut up, i stopped.
And he got up and walked out
and that was the end of him there.
"Quintet" came out , which criticism is hated.
And a week later "A Perfect Couple" was released,
the critics hated even more.
So he's so beautiful running bad at the box office
and then "health".
I never stepped into any of these things;
I hope there is a bottom.
Mr. Altman, I think I will do it ask you some questions
about making this film.
p>
Uh the title is health...
What?
I say the title is, the title of the film is healthy
and I will ask you
if that is certain your pre-occupation
or just what they call a the property you are interested in?
No, I made a lot of movies. </ P>
Uh yes and the whole subject health, of course,
and so on about food additives.
That sort of thing where advertised things
are not what they claim and so on.
Will it be a point
that you will try to take it away Satirical attitude in the film? </ P>
Think you can talk about it a little? </ P>
Uh, Well, we don't have a script yet.
Alright, the action
♪ I contain sugar ♪
♪ Ooo ♪
When we finish health
there is a different management on Fox,
they believe it will not make money.
We have a little argument, so the movie is buried.
Altmanesque?
Expect the unexpected.
Robert Evans saw Annie on Broadway
and he wants to do the film version,
But he can't get his rights.
He finds out that Paramount belongs to "Popeye" comic
and he decided to make a large music budget
from "Popeye" instead.
After many directors refused,
for some reason, Evans send a script to Bob.
I remember seeing a script on his desk
and telling him Popeye?
That was Robin Williams' first film
and Bob convinced the studio to hire Shelley Duvall.
And Paul Dooley, who entered six or seven Bob films.
He found Circus Family Pickle,
who is the clown and magician
And Sweet Pea is played by our grandson, Wesley. </ P>
Christine's child
Wesley was born with some sort of crooked smile
One day, Dad watched as Wesley smiled
he was very like Popeye.
"Look, here it is where the pipe comes in. </ P>
He's around 10 months old, he hasn't even learned to walk again,
and Bob tells him to play Sweetpea.
That's just a miraculous one when he drove people away.
Okay, everyone, keep quiet.
Action. </ p >
Production was spent millions building a village
to a barren hill
and about 3 minutes to Movie things started to go wrong.
After losing 21 days Shooting bad weather,
will be several million dollars more than the budget,
and the studio threatens to pull the plug,
Bob wasn't even sure he could finish the film.
Tonight in Hollywood, Paramount and Disney
revealed they were highly anticipated Popeye's Christmas Blockbuster ",
and what sight it is.
Good morning and welcome to the point of criticism.
For years" Popeye "
p>
has become one of my favorites comic strip characters
So, me and other millions have been looking forward
to big Hollywood " Popeye " a movie with great anticipation. </ P>
The player looks perfect for the parts,
The author is the spelling gauge of Jules
and the director is imaginative ,
even though it's inconsistent, Robert Altman.
What's wrong?
And the disappointing news this morning
is that "Popeye" is a disaster
with characters left in ruins.
First of all, the Feifier fails.
The manuscript that is shot is not special
and it is humorless, but most importantly,
The culprit is Robert Altman
whose direction and editing slow,
doubt, and almost incoherent.
This cast member,
who seems almost born to play this scroll,
has been overthrown by their director.
Paul Dooley who plays the hamburger loves Wimpy
With pleasure, nothing can be done.
I don't means nothing
Zilch, zero, gornish, tone, zip.
Robin Williams has cartoon characters coming down,
but most of the dialogue is incomprehensible
and much of what is understandable incomprehensible
Harry Neilson's songs are a disaster. </ p >
The music is unreasonable and the lyrics are stupid.
Shelley Duvall is just beautiful,
Thank you for Shelley Duvall.
Think about this, for "Popeye" year and year
has swallowed spinach
and when did he finally get it something to go with spinach
It turned out to be turkey.
Critics destroyed it and Bob took most of his mistakes.
The place was not near the blockbuster
the studio hoped.
>
The film they want to make now,
the company is big, um, no,
Also, I can't make it.
I can't make "Superman", and "Raiders from the Lost Arc"
and, uh, and me don't want to.
And the movies I want make and feel that I can make,
they don't want to make
They want movies now that will...
there are magic numbers that they use, one hundred million dollars.
And, um, I can't do that.
It's just time to split up, that's all
and with separate means I mean. </ P>
That's pretty rough the phone stops ringing. </ P>
I say well where should I cut,
or what should I do?
We can sell houses.
Move to New York.
Dia cukup kecewa.
He was worried that his luck had run out.
Have you ever bet $ 10,000 on a soccer match?
Oh yeah.
Do you have one?
Mmhmm.
Do you win a lot
I'm behind
This isn't, the last three years isn't good
What does Altmanesque mean?
Uh...
I will say that means never give up.
The fact that Bob can't get a movie quote
doesn't stop it
He quickly finds something
he really wants to do it, live theater.
You know I'm still don't like touched or held?
When you extend your hand, If you really give,
you put your heart on the table
p>
Now there may be some people
who feel this is a bit falling from grace for you
after directing major films for years,
to direct a few small games.
Don't say they don't play well,
But a small drama in a small theater,
from Broadway to for talking.
Well I think this is a step forward.
I work on four or five theaters.
And when I will do what I say oh, let's do something else
So, for me, that's very important,
Great time, "me" time in my life.
I'm experimenting.
I went to the University of Michigan.
I had an opera there a few years before
and I don't have it money to produce movies,
but I came up with a scheme making courses.
And all the crew, </ p >
except for a few of us, are students
and they get credit for doing this.
Yes, let's take this, open where did he wake up
and walk out of the frame on the set.
Start on the monitor.
Now, when he gets up to go make your pot to the door
My little dog, Checkers, he... PFT.
What?!
No, mother
I didn't choose myself, < br /> they chose me not once,
not twice, but all my bad life,
and they will do it again for, if they have a chance.
Oh, of course, they say they don't trust me.
They say let's Dick Nixon do it and I do it
They say no buy a used car from me,
But they gave me the biggest choosing in American history
And they wet me in the toilet
and they want me to stop.
They want me to kill myself.
Well, I won't do it.
If they want me to die, they have to do it
Damn them! Damn them!
I have never met Richard Nixon in my life,
But I did have a partner exchanging with him
more than once.
He wrote a book called " Leaders ",
which is a very large book.
And I lived in California at that time
and through this post books, heavy books, came
And that from Ex-President and it's written there,
said to Robert Altman,
thank you for your loyal support for years.
What?
And I think, damn it, I have to burn a book.
And I really have a dilemma.
I can tear the page apart,
which I finally did
because I didn't want it to be found in my archive
by one of my grandchildren and they say oh,
grand daddy is a big supporter of Nixon.
After the "Secret Honor" we sold the house
and moved to Paris.
He feels appreciated there, like so many American artists do it.
Bob, remember the bath scene in MASH
where did you make me naked?
You are naked
For the time being, daddy hired me
and my brother, Bobby, to work with him.
I started using props
and finally become hers production designer
This is our assistant, Steve Altman.
Steve, what do you have? to say about production?
Hi mother
And Bobby became the camera operator.
Working with him, that's good, I I saw it and I paid.
Working from Paris he shoots everywhere
he can get an agreement
Most small films are financed with European money
or by U.S. cable channels the new one
gives him total freedom.
Come here and just fill it here,
make this beautiful
Give me lots of people on this side as much as possible. </ P>
Michael, Cynthia. </ P>
Fasten everyone. </ P>
You have enough land;
p>
We will need some people now here.
Kathy, let's go up here everyone.
We need people here, around this area.
p>
Okay wait.
Okay, Michael's action.
Don't make a mistake,
As a conscience, we can't,
p>
Michael, that's great, I just want to do one more please
HBO wants to do something about the selection
So Garry Trudeau and I said
let's run guys President, so we do it.
We take Michael Murphy, who plays Jack Tanner,
and we created a staff
and we infiltrated them in the actual situation.
Pat, how are you doing?
HEI -
This is my daughter, Alex. </ P>
Hi. </ P>
How are you? </ P>
Good, how are you
Of course stirring them in my home country
Both Michigan are strong for me,
You know that Jack.
I would say it makes me happy to be a democrat;
I don't want to fight you.
Now the Republican will be tough this year
but we hope the best
Look harder all the time.
Let's go to the basic rules now.
The panel will give direct questions
for certain candidates
What we do is, we don't know what to call it
because it's not a documentary, it's not fiction,
um, I call it experimental television.
We have to stop the current medicine medicine in this country
Number one threat in the streets of our nation today
Our borders are militarily lower
in terms of being protected from drug trafficking...
Jesse... Jesse... As you might remember,
That is former President Nixon who started the war on drugs,
the same former President Nixon
with 500,000 troops.
Americans are bored being dragged into war can't win
and the war on drugs is a loser.
And any law that makes 25 million American criminals
are losers
It's time to be real.
The only way to get illegal drugs on our streets
is through legalization
Ho-ho!
What?
He said it, he said it.
Did he say legalization?
There is a value the way from my savings.
I think people, with all due respect,
are more than ready to choose a black president,
I just don't think they're ready for you.
Whoa!
What did they put in his book oatmeal this morning?
This will be ballistic. </ P>
Okay, what kind of spin do we use for that? </ P>
"Tanner" 88 "I think maybe the best job I've ever done,
I think that's the most inventive.
Because we really changed the television.
This is New York WNBC, I'm Larry Stack
and this is what happened at 2 o'clock.
President Bush proposed adding
an additional 1.2 billion dollars for the budget
for drug wars includes a 50% increase
in military expenses.
You have moved back to America
after being based in Paris.
Apakah Anda pikir Anda telah berubah?
I don't think I've changed.
I think I keep doing the same thing
and occasionally what I do
cross with the general community attitudes
and it becomes very successful and then I fail,
and a has, and then I come back again.
But I'll go straight... for me I'll be in a straight line.
Everyone will only be like this.
Altmanesque.
Kicking butt Hollywood. </ P>
Most of the scripts are they send me studio scripts
I mean, I will feel ashamed to connect with them.
I don't think there's anything I can do
besides changing it radically,
these people don't want it.
I made gloves and they sell shoes.
David Brown, producer, tells Bob
that he has that project Bob was born to direct
for attacking everything
wrong with Hollywood.
And indeed, there is no one but Bob can release "Player"
as he did
This gave him the opportunity to do it
crucified forever Hollywood the whole way to make a movie.
Griffin, Griffin hi.
Griffin hi. p> AA Adam Simon.
I know we shouldn't do it meet until next week but...
I don't realize we meet next week. </ p >
All right, I just want to plant seeds in your head...
Sorry, I ordered,
Okay, but just describe this.
Oke, tapi gambarkan saja ini.
Okay, this is a planet in far future with two suns.
Who plays boys?
No-no-no, sun, big solar discs.
Look, you have to run this idea by Bonnie Sherow
The images they made this day all MTV cut was cut.
Welles & Apos; Touch of Evil's opening shot;
Six and a half minutes away.
Six and a half minutes, Walter?
Well three or four anyways,
he arranged the whole picture with one tracking shot
"The Graduate" Part ll.
Oh good, good.
Now listen, the three principles are still with us...
Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft, Katharine Ross.
Mmhmm.
Twenty-five years later and so are the characters.
Ben, Elaine and Mrs. Robinson. </ P>
Ben and Elaine are married. </ P>
They live in a big, old, creepy house
in northern California somewhere. </ P>
And Mrs. Robinson lives with them. </ P>
Her aging mother, who had a stroke...
Mrs. Robinson had a stroke? </ P>
Mrs. Robinson had a stroke, so he can't talk
Will this be funny?
Yes, it will be funny.
With a stroke?
Dark, and strange, and funny, and with strokes.
This is a TV star and he goes to safari, to Africa.
Are you talking about T.V. stars in movies?
No, not T.V. stars. real.
This will be played by movie stars.
Movie stars are playing television stars.
Julia Roberts will be fine.
Dolly Parton will be good
Dolly, Dolly, yes.
I like Goldie.
Goldie, good, because we have a relationship
Goldie went to Africa. </ P>
And he became worshiped. </ P>
Politics didn't scare me. </ P>
Politics radical scares me.
Political politics scares me.
This is political radical politics.
Is that funny?
That's funny.
It's a funny thing.
It's funny, and this is also a thriller.
This is a thriller.
So, uh, what's the story?
Well I want Bruce Willis.
Mmhmm.
I think I can talk to him.
This is the story of a senator, a bad senator at first.
And he travels around the country in a dime country,
You know, uh, like the Sununu people first.
It's kind of cynical, comedy movies and thrillers.
Yes , but heart, uh, in the right place
and anyways he had an accident.
Accident?
Yes, and he became /> fortune tellers, like paranormal.
Oh yeah.
Yes.
So this is a kind of psychic, politics, thriller, comedy </ p >
with heart
With heart,
and unlike Ghost meet Manchurian candidates.
Come on, go ahead, I listen.
However, he can start reading people's thoughts
and when he got to the president's mind
it was completely empty
Mr. Altman, was "Player" your revenge on Hollywood?
No, this is a very light charge.
Things aren't really like That, they are much worse.
Mr. Altman, I have to ask you,
Do you think Hollywood? lost & objectivity?
No, I think that Hollywood
always maintains & objectivity; ,
who greed and make as much money as possible
and try to get rid of all artists.
Of course they can't succeed in that,
so because they can't really get rid of us
we keep popping up and keep going.
And now we have a presentation
from Palme & apos; or for Best Director.
Palme D & apos or for Best The director goes to Robert Altman
for "Player".
"Player" Robert Altman!
Thank you.
"Player" is a big hit in Cannes.
Everyone wants to meet him
>
and finally he found a film supporter
he had wanted to do it for a long time.
In "Short Cuts" Bob took the collection
from Raymond Carver's short story
and adjust it to one many layered stories
I thought Bob was related to Carver's story
because they were about the lives of lay people.
Weakness of human behavior.
The randomness of everything That happens in life.
It comes
I know, I know, come here.
Okay, look, look at that.
What happened to Howard?
Howard?
We have to get it under the table.
Gene, earthquake!
Get under the door, come on!
Hurry up!
Get under the door!
This is Officer Gene Shepard
from the Los Angeles Police Department. </ P>
We are currently experiencing an earthquake
♪ On Broadway I dance ♪ </ p >
♪ For that Senator ♪
♪ They know me in London J "
♪ They know me in Paris ♪
Vomit!
>
Jesus.
This is bigger than the one on & apos; 71.
Don't worry Don't worry
This isn't big .
Earthquakes!
Get off.
Just lie down, mama
Just lie down
Here it is, baby! We will come out together.
This is great, baby
It's not that big.
If we can explain it one of these characters
is that fact Things happen to them
and they can't be explained
because I think it's more honest
like the real way of life. </ P>
Altmanesque, what does that mean?
Talk to Robert Altman.
Well, what's left of you? Your diet's success?
Thank you
I'm glad you mentioned it That, people thought I was sick.
He was sick, his weight dropped.
I lost about 35 pounds and me,
I have a few more to go.
I just thought it would add some longevity to...
I saw a light at the end of the tunnel.
The doctor said that you have an enlarged heart.
You shouldn't do this or that and you should not drink.
But it never stops it from doing anything
I heard him shout,
So I ran down and he couldn't remember my name
I contacted the doctor and I helped him get dressed,
He looks at me and the word Konni if this is it,
is very good
That is a micro stroke. </ P>
He stops drinking, it's difficult.
He said the only thing that missed about drinking was alcohol.
He was still engrossed and funny, but he was thin.
Start music and we take them through
Immediately after... As soon as this children are passing
directly below, soon when you forget it
you will move again.
"Kansas City" comes out of his house memories grow there.
Especially jazz, which he loved. </ P>
But he barely made it through the film. </ P>
It was his heart, it gave. </ P>
The doctor said I thought < br /> You need a transplant.
And Bob says what is the chance?
He rests for a whole year.
Learning how to live with a new heart
p>
and handle the possibility of rejection,
and overall treatment and regimen.
I just keep quiet
because there is some kind of stigma for that.
On his 71st birthday he looked great.
He really was with it and was eager to get back to work
I like what I do.
I like the actors and what they do.
And it's very fun
to sit there and watch people create something
and know that you are a part of it.
It's just... I never want to stop it.
Storytelling.
Great storytelling
All right, what do you want to do?
We should just shoot it and see how bad it is that?
Let's shoot
I mean, look how good it is.
I have a lot of stock in Eastman.
Alright, come on we do.
Action helpers
"Gosford Park" is one from Bob's work,
but almost never made.
We can't line up the financing.
It keeps falling apart.
How scared investors are
is exactly the thing he likes.
Big ensemble cast, ending unresolved.
A man says that he will finance the film
if Bob will rewrite the end of the story
to make it traditional murder -mistery, but Bob refuses.
With zero funds and no investors
He calls every actor A-List in London
and says that we are making this movie.
We almost shot, producers panicked
and Bob was really cool,
like he knows everything will succeed.
And then we get a call.
The UK Lottery Fund agrees to support the film.
>
He won the lottery.
Mr. Weisman?
Mmhmm, yeah.
Tell me about this film You will make it. p>
Oh, of course.
This is called "Charlie Chan in London", this is a detective story.
Set in London?
Well, not really, most takes place at a shooting party
in a country house, sort of like this, actually.
A murder in the middle night,
many guests for weekends, everyone suspects.
You know? Such a thing.
How terrible .
I can't tell you that
It will ruin it for you.
Yes, but none of us will see it.
Aha! </ p >
Isabelle? Isabelle?!
Jennings?
Robert Altman's "Gosford Park"
is a virtuoso ensemble
to rival the director Nashville and the short cut,
is very much a relationship of some characters
and subplots.
This is the contemporary equivalent of
classic Jean Renoir "Rules of the Game". </ P>
What makes achievements from "Gosford Park"
What's even more remarkable is Mr. Altman is 76. </ P>
But the cool assessment of the film from the human condition
implies an impartial picture of a man
who have seen everything
The energy that crunches from the screen
suggests that obviously DE VIVRE
an artist is still in engaged in the world.
I have done six... seven films
and I'm very proud and proud of myself
because I didn't think about this the same movie and then,
ten... twelve more films.
I saw these things and I thought,
hmmm, this is all right chapter of the same book
They're just different chapters.
With "A Prairie Home Companion"
Bob is doing two things.
Back to his youth when he really likes radio
and ponders death.
He joins both ends of the circle.
What do we do?
You are in the power milk segment
do gold and chain watches with him.
We haven't done it for years.
♪ Oh, I'll pawn my gold watch and chain, love ♪
♪ And I'll pawn you on my golden wedding ring ♪
Excuse me;
I have to start head get a eyed pie tonight
♪ I will pawn your heart on my chest J "
♪ Just say that you will love me again ♪
What about Red River Valley?
Okay, whatever you like
Well this really doesn't happen to be your last show, right? </ P>
Every show is your last show. </ P>
Oh my God. </ P>
That's my philosophy. </ P>
Terima kasih, Plato.
♪ Come and sit by my side if you love me ♪
♪ Don't hurry to bid for me ♪
♪ But remember the Red River Valley ♪
♪ And people who have loved you ♪
Many people wonder what you mean
with the end of the movie when the angel goes to the restaurant
and many people come back and so on what that means,
what is he there for
Well I feel it's about going it's open who will die next
Obviously, this film is about death and, uh...
He is the angel of death and He appears for one of them
p>
and um,
we just closed the film before we tell which one.
Death is the only end I know.
People will enter and say oh, does this have a happy ending?
And I say well , no.
But we can make a place to stop being happy.
Right now, I want to toast all of you,
Happy Thanksgiving.
Yes!
Happy Thanksgiving!
And it's turkey that never existed has been genetically encoded.
The Big Family gathered here tonight
and made me cry so much.
She became very enamored of her family
in the last few years of her life.
We will get this get-together
and I'll catch it sitting in the corner
just see everyone with a big smile on his face.
It feels like one of the films.
As he realizes that he is in his own film.
And he loves the cast.
What does that mean to you? </ P>
It's inspiration. </ P>
Living from Hollywood 78th Annual Academy Award. </ P>
Filmmaker Maverick Robert Altman
has been nominated five times for Oscar
without ever winning one.
Today, Academy of Motion Images of Art and Science </ p >
gave Altman a lifetime achievement award
in recognition of his career
who repeatedly rediscovered art forms
and filmmakers inspired and the audience is the same.
Thank you.
There are no other filmmakers to get shake better than me.
I was very lucky in my career.
I never had to direct a film that I didn't choose.
I like making movies.
This has given me dishes for the world and the human condition
and for that I am forever grateful.
Finally, I want to thank my family,
p>
who are all there
All of them.
For their love and support for years
and most importantly
I want to say thank you and applaud my wife Kathryn Reed Altman,
without whom I will not be here today
I love you.
Thank you.
Oh, one more thing.
and I think I have to do it be straight with you,
uh, ten years ago... 11 years then I had a heart transplant.
Total heart transplantation.
I have a heart, I think,
a young woman who is around in the late 30's.
So with a calculation like that,
you might give me this award too early
because I think I understand 40 years left on it. </ P>
And I intend to use it. </ P>
Thank you very much. </ P>
He is in the preproduction stage in a film called
"Hands on a Hard Body", the location of scouting.
He has been diagnosed with cancer
and he wants to continue working.
Chemo or not chemotherapy.
Ini akan menjadi film ke-40-nya.
One day, year and year then, shortly after the war,
Bob had nothing to do he went to the movies
in the middle noon to watch movies
Not Hollywood movies, British films.
He said his main character was not glamorous
No love, and at first he asked the
why did he even watch it
But twenty minutes later he cried
and fell in love with him.
And it made him feel like that Not just a movie.
♪ Let's start again ♪
♪ Let's start from the beginning ♪
♪ Let's forget about time that you're almost heartbroken ♪
♪ Wherever we are again ♪
♪ Let's start ♪
♪ again ♪
♪ Let's start again; Let's forget our pride ♪
♪ Watch the way we feel inside ♪
♪ Let's start ♪
♪ again ♪
♪ We give up before ♪
♪ Because love is really held up ♪
♪ So, let's try again ♪
♪ And start again ♪
♪ Let's start again ♪
♪ Let's go up thick and thin again ♪
♪ And start ♪
♪ again ♪
♪ We give a chance of one-time love ♪
♪ We give up before ♪
♪ Before love really held up ♪
♪ Please try once more ♪
♪ Let's start again ♪
♪ This time try to make it last J "
♪ Let's start again ♪
♪ Without worrying about the time then ♪
♪ Let's go up thick and thin again ♪
♪ Let's start ♪
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