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Roscoe's Favorite Auteurs

Displaying auteurs 1 - 20 of 54 in total
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Terence Davies

“Martin Scorsese is a huge name! I'm not a huge name. I go into a room full of people and I'm the only person I've not heard of.”

 
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Jiří Trnka

“My desire is to capture a story, but in a single phrase.”

 
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Béla Tarr

“I think censorship is always there. Then it was the censorship of the state and now it's the censorship of the market.”

 
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Jean Vigo

[on his film, Nizza] “In this film, by showing certain basic aspects of a city, a way of life is put on trial. The last gasps of a society so lost in its escapism that it sickens you and makes you sympathetic to a revolutionary solution.”

 
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Ben Hecht

“A movie is never any better than the stupidest man connected with it.”

 
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Raúl Ruiz

“If you can make it complicated, why make it simple?”

 
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Lois Weber

“In moving pictures I have found my life work. I find at once an outlet for my emotions and my ideals. I can preach to my heart’s content.”

 
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Peter Jackson

“I don't quite know what an auteur is. I've never quite understood that term, because filmmaking is such a huge team effort.”

 
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Friz Freleng

“The only thing that saved me was that the people in charge there didn’t know any more about animation than I did.”

 
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Frank Tashlin

“I got into a fight with Walt Disney: I always pick the wrong people to fight with.”

 
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Robert Clampett

“I became so enchanted with the new medium of sound cartoons that I gave up the seventy-five dollars a week to join Warner Bros. cartoons for ten dollars a week.”

 
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Sidney Lumet

“All great work is preparing yourself for the accident to happen.”

 
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Martin McDonagh

“I can't stand up in front of people. It just fills me with horror.”

 
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Clyde Bruckman

“Gags are never a problem.”

 
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Luchino Visconti

“I took a round trip around Hollywood because I think it frightened me. I didn’t want to get burned in that glare.”

 
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Peter Watkins

“I think that the main impact on my work, on the making of this film, came from the intensity of the similarity I felt to Edvard Munch as a man, as an artist, as someone who struggled throughout his life.”

 
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Richard Linklater

“I've always liked the minds of criminals, they seem similar to artists. ”