that created the it for me the impact of cinema as a new kind of magic was an idiom wilmot's i don't know if i if if you remember that film it is a skyscraper film. yeah i'll film but i look at ballad like a russian bear but it was really it was more spectacular and very different from anything i had seen so far so in that sense and obviously i mean that. i started it's strange because i mean i did of six i took note of the name of this director and i wanted to see other films from him. you said that the next coming first of all the minutes you're going to show the latest works by my german juniors would have got as far as i know this movie here how do you mean that none of that i mean we i never said that i said of course we don't with certainly do hold if they are finished well i mean we'll get my junior is writing a script so my life is a result rather things large his father as been working on a major film since many years and obviously i mean we've been courting him ever since i mean i would we go way back we've known each other for thirty years so if i have to wait one on one m

wilmot, my father at this point intervenes and says, you know, play with.so everyone doesn't fit on the bus, when he put me in a cab with my two friends and will go to my folks house. what are folks going to think of you showing up at two but players? and indeed, jack didn't care. jack didn't let the family see birth of a nation, d. w. griffith's film. damned if i let anyone in my family see that because it's about the clan against the blacks he says. and i'm not going to forget it. we're not going to die. so they were different. >> was it is time that ge? >> yeah, not so much het. he became a conservative probably by the early 50s, late 40s or early 50s. [inaudible] >> yeah, he did. he voted for truman but then he voted for ike later. i think it was really the meetings that he had with some writers when he was president of the screen actors guild in one meetings are one of the writers informed him that given the choice between the american constitution that he would choose the soviet period and was so shocked, my father, that he thought we've got a real me

wilmot, my father at this point intervenes and says, you know, play with.so everyone doesn't fit on the bus, when he put me in a cab with my two friends and will go to my folks house. what are folks going to think of you showing up at two but players? and indeed, jack didn't care. jack didn't let the family see birth of a nation, d. w. griffith's film. damned if i let anyone in my family see that because it's about the clan against the blacks he says. and i'm not going to forget it. we're not going to die. so they were different. >> was it is time that ge? >> yeah, not so much het. he became a conservative probably by the early 50s, late 40s or early 50s. [inaudible] >> yeah, he did. he voted for truman but then he voted for ike later. i think it was really the meetings that he had with some writers when he was president of the screen actors guild in one meetings are one of the writers informed him that given the choice between the american constitution that he would choose the soviet period and was so shocked, my father, that he thought we've got a real me