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Writer I Director I Producer

London
Joined July 2019
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“Good and evil both increase at compound interest. ... The smallest good act today is the capture of a strategic point from which, a few months later, you may be able to go on to victories you never dreamed of.” — C. S. Lewis via (tim.blog/fbf) from @tferriss
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“The key is to keep asking yourself the same question, again and again and again: this is your life—what do you want to pay attention to?” — Catherine Price via the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter (tim.blog/fbf) from @tferriss
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R.I.P. Drew Struzan
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Drew Struzan was such an amazingly talented and warm hearted guy. Greg Nicotero told me Drew was selling his originals back in 2011, so I went to Drew’s studio with the intention of buying the Spykids art he made back in 2000. Drew was so generous, he refused to have me pay for it, and instead he handed me the originals. (Including a drawing he had made of me in his trademark style!) Such a gift! His studio was amazing, and getting to see his process and art space made me decide to buy one of his masterworks. I had him bring out two of my favorites, The THING and FIRST BLOOD. We took pictures posing like the characters as I mulled them both over, they were both truly stunning. Art books cannot even come close to capturing the detail and magic of his original art. Since I had worked with Stallone, I went with First Blood, which I feel is one of his very best paintings and portraits. I will cherish the memories of that magical day spent with him and his wonderful wife, so proudly displaying his incredible art and sharing the stories that went with them. Here’s to the great Drew Struzan. -Robert Rodriguez
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Diane Keaton was in so many great films. She was an amazing ensemble player who held her ground and always made a role memorable. Some, she made immortal.
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The Fox News review for One Battle After Another was literally written by Stephen J Lockjaw.
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Kier Starmer's masterplan to save Labour: tell everyone how bad Reform are. Exactly the same stupid tactic employed by the Democrats in the US. Look how that went. 100% reactive, 0% visionary and GUARANTEED to deliver a victory for Farage & co.
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The Right keep winning because they tell a BETTER STORY. It may not be true, but it cuts through. Until the Centre/Left work out their own story, a story they believe in that is built out of more than resentment, they are, and will remain, fucked.
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With The Great Silence playing at the BFI tonight as part of their Moviedrome celebration, here's Alex Cox chatting about one of his favourite movies in his beautiful writing hut in Oregon. #moviedrome #BFI #AlexCox youtube.com/watch?v=ZmBzypMW…
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Craig Mod on Tim Ferriss is why long form exists. And you have to stay to the end of part 2 - incredibly moving. open.spotify.com/episode/1Jc…
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Heat is (probably) the greatest heist movie ever made. And one of its core ingredients is Val Kilmer. I feel sad he's gone.
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Nice one. This was the first Nic Roeg film I ever saw. I think I was about 13. It had a density to it that really knocked me… I felt like I’d been invited into a secret adult world of corruption and danger.
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Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist has actual great acting in it. Adrien Brody is everything we aspire to witness as filmmakers. Guy Pearce’s ballast is absolutely perfect. Had a few questions and frustrations by the end, but that first half especially is unequivocally magnificent. 🔥
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It's an absolutely stunning novel.
currently reading orbital by samantha harvey and the prose is so beautiful? here's one of the best reflections on the human condition i've read in a while:
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