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Brian Koppelman on TV, Movies, and Appreciating Art

8 Nov 2023 17 published claims 2 attributable people

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belief 6evaluation 5recommendation 3preference 2uncertainty 1

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17 published records

01 / uncertainty

When your daughter says that there are things that she hears me say, I would say one of the things that I really have felt, the older I’ve gotten, is just an incredible comfort in saying, “I don’t know.

“When your daughter says that there are things that she hears me say, I would say one of the things that I really have felt, the older I’ve gotten, is just an incredible comfort in saying, “I don’t know.”
Speaker
Brian Koppelman
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

02 / belief

“Study the past” is another career lesson from Dylan, I think, and just keep on going, be willing to reinvent yourself, and choose your audiences wisely, the ones you care about.

““Study the past” is another career lesson from Dylan, I think, and just keep on going, be willing to reinvent yourself, and choose your audiences wisely, the ones you care about.”
Speaker
Tyler Cowen
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Conversations with Tyler

03 / belief

Then, look, Hill Street Blues shows up in the ’80s and, I think, figures out how to use certain techniques of theater and cinema and novels to tell these TV stories.

“Then, look, Hill Street Blues shows up in the ’80s and, I think, figures out how to use certain techniques of theater and cinema and novels to tell these TV stories.”
Speaker
Brian Koppelman
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

04 / belief

To me, anyway, not reinvent yourself to fit the times, but be willing to reinvent yourself because it’s what your inner voice is telling you you need to do to stay an artist, I think is what he’s doing.

“To me, anyway, not reinvent yourself to fit the times, but be willing to reinvent yourself because it’s what your inner voice is telling you you need to do to stay an artist, I think is what he’s doing.”
Speaker
Brian Koppelman
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

05 / belief

I think he probably wouldn’t have expressed his curiosity in the way I express my curiosity, but he had a similar kind of curiosity and appreciation for greatness.

“I think he probably wouldn’t have expressed his curiosity in the way I express my curiosity, but he had a similar kind of curiosity and appreciation for greatness.”
Speaker
Brian Koppelman
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

09 / recommendation

s why someone like David Milch — that’s another book I would recommend. It’s Milch’s book, which is one of the best, maybe the best book ever written about television, the one that came out last year.

“s why someone like David Milch — that’s another book I would recommend. It’s Milch’s book, which is one of the best, maybe the best book ever written about television, the one that came out last year.”
Speaker
Brian Koppelman
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

15 / preference

Oh, I have to just mention, the other writer who I think is the best writer in the world, and he also dabbles in magic realism, and he wrote, for me, the best book ever about a person who’s in the world of gambling, and that is William Kennedy’s Billy Phelan’s Greatest Game.

“Oh, I have to just mention, the other writer who I think is the best writer in the world, and he also dabbles in magic realism, and he wrote, for me, the best book ever about a person who’s in the world of gambling, and that is William Kennedy’s Billy Phelan’s Greatest Game.”
Speaker
Brian Koppelman
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

16 / evaluation

He’s properly rated now. That’s what I think. He was underrated. It’s one of the only times the Knicks got an asset below what should have been the market price for that asset.

“He’s properly rated now. That’s what I think. He was underrated. It’s one of the only times the Knicks got an asset below what should have been the market price for that asset.”
Speaker
Brian Koppelman
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler
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