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“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.”
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““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.”
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“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.”
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“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.”
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“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.”
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“I don’t like to listen to audiobooks, but if my readers are listening, I think that’s great.”
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“For me, Bad Boy, Sympathy for Lady Vengeance — those are two that I think are great.”
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“That’s awesome to hear because, as you know, my son Sam certainly has a high opinion of you and your work.”
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“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.”
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“. I think about poker every day, and I am not a world-class poker player. I track my results very closely, and I’m flat.”
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“I would say the coldness of Hitchcock and his style of directing performance — he’s a master.”
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“I think Close Encounters is probably the one that’s quite deep, even if on the surface, it doesn’t seem that way.”
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“I think All the President’s Men is another great example of a film that does that because right away, you are in this mystery.”
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“I think that that Albany Cycle is a stunning achievement, and I think that Billy Phelan’s Greatest Game is his best book.”
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“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.”
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“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.”
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“Well, David Chang is a Virginian, so he certainly figured it out. I think you should look at the places he recommends in Virginia.”
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