Future Ghost Story

Ralph Fiennes is putting in real jaw bone work in Straight Line Crazy. Boy got his reps in chewing gum for this one.

Imunna follow this with Red Dragon so it's a Ralph Fiennes Petulantly Mumbling "No" double-feature

I bet on normal dogs that have an average chance of winning and it's really just a coincidence that they all end up losing so badly it's fine it's fine it is fine

Four minutes in and Turn Every Page is going to fucking melt me

“He’s Bob Caro! I don’t know why [he wants to be interviewed separately]. Do I try to understand his motivation? No. My job is to help him do what he wants to do.”

@titleleaf Ethan Hawke in here. He’s dressed like a goth cowpoke.

"When I'm writing a book, on some very deep level, Bob Gottlieb and I are thinking about the same book. So that if I say to him, during the course of the 7 years—which is what all my books take, at least—if I say to him, 'I'm going to do a whole book on this stolen election, Bob, which was just supposed to be one chapter when we thought about it,' he seldom even asks me why. He just sort of agrees. It's a priceless thing for a writer to have something like that."

"[Ballet] is a very emotional business. You are putting out fires all the time. Now, publishing is a lot like that. So it was a natural dynamic for me. And of course I love doing it, because making things better, saving things, is the editorial impulse."

The snowdrift of carbons packed, STUFFED, in cupboard above his fridge ms caro blease—

"The work of literature that really means the most to me is King Lear, so I often go to that for reference for what I'm thinking, feeling. I think at this point, my role with Bob [Caro} is what Cordelia says about her role with King Lear. It's to love, and be silent. ... Now, that's a good ending. Cause I'm editing. Cause that's what I do!"

These two putzing around the office doing that very specific old man walk looking for coffee and a yellow pencil, with all these very nice rather flustered younger women who want to be helpful and just aren't...

Four minutes in and Turn Every Page is going to fucking melt me

“He’s Bob Caro! I don’t know why [he wants to be interviewed separately]. Do I try to understand his motivation? No. My job is to help him do what he wants to do.”

@titleleaf Ethan Hawke in here. He’s dressed like a goth cowpoke.

"When I'm writing a book, on some very deep level, Bob Gottlieb and I are thinking about the same book. So that if I say to him, during the course of the 7 years—which is what all my books take, at least—if I say to him, 'I'm going to do a whole book on this stolen election, Bob, which was just supposed to be one chapter when we thought about it,' he seldom even asks me why. He just sort of agrees. It's a priceless thing for a writer to have something like that."

"[Ballet] is a very emotional business. You are putting out fires all the time. Now, publishing is a lot like that. So it was a natural dynamic for me. And of course I love doing it, because making things better, saving things, is the editorial impulse."

The snowdrift of carbons packed, STUFFED, in cupboard above his fridge ms caro blease—

"The work of literature that really means the most to me is King Lear, so I often go to that for reference for what I'm thinking, feeling. I think at this point, my role with Bob [Caro} is what Cordelia says about her role with King Lear. It's to love, and be silent. ... Now, that's a good ending. Cause I'm editing. Cause that's what I do!"

Four minutes in and Turn Every Page is going to fucking melt me

“He’s Bob Caro! I don’t know why [he wants to be interviewed separately]. Do I try to understand his motivation? No. My job is to help him do what he wants to do.”

@titleleaf Ethan Hawke in here. He’s dressed like a goth cowpoke.

"When I'm writing a book, on some very deep level, Bob Gottlieb and I are thinking about the same book. So that if I say to him, during the course of the 7 years—which is what all my books take, at least—if I say to him, 'I'm going to do a whole book on this stolen election, Bob, which was just supposed to be one chapter when we thought about it,' he seldom even asks me why. He just sort of agrees. It's a priceless thing for a writer to have something like that."

"[Ballet] is a very emotional business. You are putting out fires all the time. Now, publishing is a lot like that. So it was a natural dynamic for me. And of course I love doing it, because making things better, saving things, is the editorial impulse."

The snowdrift of carbons packed, STUFFED, in cupboard above his fridge ms caro blease—

Four minutes in and Turn Every Page is going to fucking melt me

“He’s Bob Caro! I don’t know why [he wants to be interviewed separately]. Do I try to understand his motivation? No. My job is to help him do what he wants to do.”

@titleleaf Ethan Hawke in here. He’s dressed like a goth cowpoke.

"When I'm writing a book, on some very deep level, Bob Gottlieb and I are thinking about the same book. So that if I say to him, during the course of the 7 years—which is what all my books take, at least—if I say to him, 'I'm going to do a whole book on this stolen election, Bob, which was just supposed to be one chapter when we thought about it,' he seldom even asks me why. He just sort of agrees. It's a priceless thing for a writer to have something like that."

"[Ballet] is a very emotional business. You are putting out fires all the time. Now, publishing is a lot like that. So it was a natural dynamic for me. And of course I love doing it, because making things better, saving things, is the editorial impulse."

Four minutes in and Turn Every Page is going to fucking melt me

“He’s Bob Caro! I don’t know why [he wants to be interviewed separately]. Do I try to understand his motivation? No. My job is to help him do what he wants to do.”

@titleleaf Ethan Hawke in here. He’s dressed like a goth cowpoke.

"When I'm writing a book, on some very deep level, Bob Gottlieb and I are thinking about the same book. So that if I say to him, during the course of the 7 years—which is what all my books take, at least—if I say to him, 'I'm going to do a whole book on this stolen election, Bob, which was just supposed to be one chapter when we thought about it,' he seldom even asks me why. He just sort of agrees. It's a priceless thing for a writer to have something like that."

Four minutes in and Turn Every Page is going to fucking melt me

“He’s Bob Caro! I don’t know why [he wants to be interviewed separately]. Do I try to understand his motivation? No. My job is to help him do what he wants to do.”

@titleleaf Ethan Hawke in here. He’s dressed like a goth cowpoke.

Four minutes in and Turn Every Page is going to fucking melt me

“He’s Bob Caro! I don’t know why [he wants to be interviewed separately]. Do I try to understand his motivation? No. My job is to help him do what he wants to do.”