moi". >> "cezanne et moi" in his lifetime, you know, was ignored, cezanne, and really not only by the establishment but by his friends, by his best friend, this is probably one of the things that was the most painful for him, because he admired a lot -- his writing and loved his books and read them all and when he received this book, he said at the time, he is 48 years old, he starts reading the book and when you actually -- you know, have gone into research about their lives and you read the book you think, oh, my god, i understand why he was so upset. because it is so intimately what they had been through as children. >> rose: a story from their lives. >> oh very much so. >> rose: an attack in london, steve coll, and daniele thompson when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. >> >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with the attacks outside london's parliament today, the d

was it the letters of cezanne?: there were a lot of wonderful letters between the two of them. which have been published for the first time together a few months ago. you can get them now in paris. beautifully written letters, very intimate, almost love letters. charlie: like a bro-mance. daniele: yes, exactly. also a lot of biographies of one or the other but nothing about them, between them. this is my job. charlie: so they broke up. zola published a book called "the masterpiece." and cezanne took a great umbrage because he thought it was about him, a failed painter. not receive fame until he was dead, almost. daniele: he got a bit of recognition in the last few years of his life after zola died. zola died about four years before. strange circumstances, a lot of zola people think was a fair because of the dreyfus affair. that's another story for another film. charlie: do you think you will make that, too? daniele: no. it is true that cezanne in his lifetime was ignored and really not only by the establishment but

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. ♪ charlie: daniel thompson is a french filmmaker whose new film is called, cezanne them off, it toces friendship of -- people who met as juncker schoolboys who were friends for 40 years. delves into the parisian art world and offers a glimpse into the minds of its most critical thinkers. here's a look at the phone's trailer. ♪ [french] [speaking french] charlie: i am pleased to have daniel thompson back at this table, welcome. daniel: thank you. charlie: they're allowing you to make a film that is not a comedy? daniel: at first. [laughter] when i was only a screenwriter, i read a lot of films that were not comedies. this time i felt, i will try to incredible into this relationship. charlie: footing trade you? daniel: at first i never heard of itdaniel:. if you step into a museum, you suzanne, and of school in france, if to reads alone, it is part of our culture. i never knew that they had known each other. reading an article in a magazine, i found out that's not only did they know each other but they have met has children in this tiny little town in the south of france. the idea that