i saw christopher nolan do that with dunkirk. he knew his subject inside-out and puts himself in a situation where there are so many variables with boats and tanks and thousand of people. >> charlie: therefore -- >> he's able to, as it were, work with the prepared piece and deal with the chaos. somehow have that quiver of life underneath something that's also been beautifully prepared. at that stage you have a great collision between the preparation of a great artist and the living in the moment of the same artist. >> charlie: someone told me he's totally immersive. >> the focus is wonderful. watching him was like i imagine a great painter in front of a canvas. it's riveting. the power of concentration is striking. feel as though you're seeing a beam come out of their eyes and he never sits down. he prowls the set all day like a trans. he's the first director i've worked with in a costume fitting. you pictures and trust everybody else. not that he doesn't trust them but was there. it's a very bespoke thing and very impressive and

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quite recently and literally, i had an experience with christopher nolan, who directed dunkirk.on celluloid with dimensional texture and immersive quality that it brings. other people i have admired are --ert altman, sidley mac -- we discussed high-level performance, they are super prepared, they have brilliant technical skills and they can dance with it. they can lift off and i saw christopher nolan do that with "dunkirk to cope incredible knowledge about filmmaking, but also about his subject. out, butt inside and he puts itself -- himself in a situation where there are so many variables, planes and boats and tanks and thousands of -- therefore he was able to, as it were, worked with the prepared piece but deal with the chaos. of lifehave that quiver underneath something that has also been beautifully prepared. at that stage, you have a great collision between the preparation of a great artist and the living in the moment of the same artist. charlie: someone told me he is totally immersive. kenneth: yeah, the focus is wonderful to see. watching,im was like i imagine, a great p

i saw christopher nolan is stunning film at 3:00 in the afternoon on a weekday. expecting the theater to be empty. instead it was packed. in fact, was lucky to have arrived it earlier than intended. by the time the pitcher started every seat was taken down to the front row. not a sound from the audience during the picture. no popcorn or coughing and nobody got to go to the bathroom and the audience was totally absorbed. when it ended to my astonishment though whole audience rose to their feet to applaud with tears streaming down there face. with their british military calamity that took place in 1940. i said to myself, why? a small part of me also last silently where the hell were you when we needed you may 1940? it was not a young audience but hardly anybody beside myself was alive and they would be foolish to blame america for not entering the war in tall japan bombed pearl harbor december 1941 nearly a year and a half later forcing america into a war it was trying to avoid. though given a choice to stay out would not have taken it? the british were not eager t

. >> about eight years ago i was in sweden, it happened that the dark knight, christopher nolan's second it is a club truly be that day. i went to a swedish megaplex and we saw pat leahy confront the joker in the key scene. i thought it was incredible. i said oh my gosh, that is pat leahy. my swedish brother-in-law said who's that? and i said he's my senator and then he said was he doing in the dark night, and i had zero answer. so i went to the library looking for a biography to tell me, there was not. senator pat leahy was our senator been there since 1974. the longest-serving senator and when democrats hold power he is third in line to the presidency. is a very powerful figure in that way i when democrats are in charge he chairs the senate judiciary committee. and in that way as a gatekeeper for supreme court justices, changes to the criminal justice system. he is also powerful on the appropriations committee. for a very small state he gives huge clout in washington. pat leahy was born about five houses from where we are standing on state street. when he delivered his papers every mor

i saw christopher nolan's stunning film, dunkirk, at three in the afternoon on a weekday in new york, a small town between [inaudible] expecting the theater to be empty. instead it was packed and in fact, i was lucky to have arrived earlier than i intended. other by the time the picture started every seat was taken right down to the front row. there iss not a sound during the audience during the picture, no popcorn crackling or coughing and no one got up to go to the bathroom and the audience was totally absorbed. but it ended, to my astonishment, the whole audience rose to their feet to applaud, many with tears streaming down their face. over a british military calamity that place in 1940. in redhook, i said to myself, why? a small part of me also asked silently where the hell were you when we needed you in may 1940. but that is unfair. there hardly anyone in the audience except for myself had been alive in may 1940 and they would be foolish even churlish to blame america for not entering the war until japan bombed pearl harbor in december 1941, nearly a year and half later, forcing

it happen that the dark knight, christopher nolan, second in his acclaimed trilogy, revered that particularday. i went to a swedish megaplex with my swedish brother-in-law, and we saw pat leahy confront heath ledger, the joker, in a key scene. and i thought that was incredible, and i said oh my god, that's pat leahy. in my swedish brother-in-law said who is pat leahy? i said he's my center, and any follow-up with the obvious question, which is what's he doing in the dark knight? i i have zero idea what the ansr was. so when i got back to the states i went to the library looking for a biography to tell me, and there was none. so i set about finding out and then writing out what i found. >> senator pat leahy is our senior senator. he's been there since 1974. he's a longest-serving most senior center. when democrats hope how he is third in line to the presidency. so he's a very powerful figure not only in that way, but again when democrats are in charge he chairs the senate judiciary committee. and in that way is the gatekeeper for supreme court justices changes to the criminal justice system,