Your Dream Director For A Kaufman Script?
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juliaschwa — 16 years ago(January 17, 2010 09:59 PM)
There is no one better to direct Kaufman than Kaufman. I liked the movies that preceded Synecdoche, especially Eternal Sunshine, but with Synecdoche, he reached a depth of feeling and intelligence that still astounds me. I just watched it for maybe the sixth time, and I know there is so much more that I will see in repeated viewing.
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Mudsharkbytes — 16 years ago(January 21, 2010 01:06 PM)
OF the ones that have already been mentioned, the first one that came to my mind before I even read the responses to this thread was Terry Gilliam.
Of the ones that haven't been mentioned - Gus Van Sant, mostly based upon the way he handled "To Die For".
Of the dead guys - Federico Fellini
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SoundscapeMN — 16 years ago(February 11, 2010 11:25 PM)
if they were alive, someone like Kubrick or Hitchcock.
I guess among current people in Hollywood, beyond Jonze and Gondry, I might be interested to see what Brian DePalma would do with one of his scripts. Jason Reitman also comes to mind.
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kingwhy — 15 years ago(August 06, 2010 05:21 AM)
his scripts doesn't need a director16d0 because they are incredibly perfect, smooth, articulated (and a billion other adjectives describing power and nicety of his work), and as you know all of the directors he has ever worked with have been obscure (relatively) but all those films turned out to be all-time classics not because of directing but MAINLY WRITING and I really believe that scripts of such greatness are easy too be turned into great films, a mediocre director with relatively good actor (and casting obviously) makes Kaufman's scripts into best movies ever!
But as a name, who can say Martin Scorsese is not a Dream Director for a Kaufman Script of anyone else's script?
I look soo forward to his next move! what it is, I dont know, but it must be great.