The film “Tár” has inspired vigorous discussion among its viewers. “The idea that there’s a fairly robust conversation about this is incredible,” the “Tár” director Todd Fields recently told
@MJSchulman.
https://t.co/Qd4jzhHbDH- The New Yorker (@NewYorker)
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There was an NYT interview where he says that he for a while purposefully proposed projects that he knew would never get greenlit so he could spend more time with his family, but I can imagine it stung because he kept working on projects even if they weren't going anywhere.
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How did I never realize that Todd Fields, director, was one of the tornado geeks from Twister????
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He was the singing/Star Wars-referencing one LOL.
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I recognized him immediately when I saw his picture up there, but I guess I just never paid attention to what he looked like, re: previous movies.
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Yes, the Big League Chew thing was immortalized on the History Channel, minus all mention of him, but his mom and and childhood house are there.
(But the Battered Bastards of Baseball documentary on Netflix is good if you're interested in how infamous that baseball team was back in the day.)
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there's a running theory/interpretation of the movie that [Spoiler (click to open)]lydia actually died/never woke up when she fell on those stairs and jacked her face up, and that everything else that happened in the movie was just her internal musings. that's what he's talking about
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I finally saw this yesterday, and I wasn't paying attention, I thought it was Todd Haynes, not Todd Fields. I got all the way to the credits before the light dawned.
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