Dr. Peter Weller
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Podcast Appearances
The single dummy. You don't want to be historical dummy because Americans are... We're young. Exactly. We're young, man. And we are... I say that collectively because I was there. I was the guy. I was the guy in the store or the shop. And a guy would say... Do you want some help? No, I don't need any help. You know, I don't want to be talked down to.
The single dummy. You don't want to be historical dummy because Americans are... We're young. Exactly. We're young, man. And we are... I say that collectively because I was there. I was the guy. I was the guy in the store or the shop. And a guy would say... Do you want some help? No, I don't need any help. You know, I don't want to be talked down to.
We're going to bring this up. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. Cambia la cabeza es un problema para mĂ.
We're going to bring this up. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. Cambia la cabeza es un problema para mĂ.
We're going to bring this up. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. SĂ. Cambia la cabeza es un problema para mĂ.
SĂ, es lo que pasa. Pero prima, yo pensĂ© en italiano, en francĂ©s, en todas las otras lenguas.
SĂ, es lo que pasa. Pero prima, yo pensĂ© en italiano, en francĂ©s, en todas las otras lenguas.
SĂ, es lo que pasa. Pero prima, yo pensĂ© en italiano, en francĂ©s, en todas las otras lenguas.
And they're very kind about it. You can't do that, though, man. You got to go. I know.
And they're very kind about it. You can't do that, though, man. You got to go. I know.
And they're very kind about it. You can't do that, though, man. You got to go. I know.
I'm Mexican. It's not as complicated. It's not as complicated as this guy. No, and it's so beautiful. But anyway, the point of this long-winded event is that I'm at this thing. And I asked Vittorio Storaro who his favorite painter is, right? An Italian, of course.
I'm Mexican. It's not as complicated. It's not as complicated as this guy. No, and it's so beautiful. But anyway, the point of this long-winded event is that I'm at this thing. And I asked Vittorio Storaro who his favorite painter is, right? An Italian, of course.
I'm Mexican. It's not as complicated. It's not as complicated as this guy. No, and it's so beautiful. But anyway, the point of this long-winded event is that I'm at this thing. And I asked Vittorio Storaro who his favorite painter is, right? An Italian, of course.
Chi Ăš il suo preferito pittorio? And he says to me in English, he's just so condescending. He says, first of all, who's yours? And I said, you know, I like, at that time, you know, everybody's favorite jam, as you can bring it up, like Caravaggio, because Caravaggio's everybody's movie maker. That's hers. I love him. The thing is, that's a cliche.
Chi Ăš il suo preferito pittorio? And he says to me in English, he's just so condescending. He says, first of all, who's yours? And I said, you know, I like, at that time, you know, everybody's favorite jam, as you can bring it up, like Caravaggio, because Caravaggio's everybody's movie maker. That's hers. I love him. The thing is, that's a cliche.
Chi Ăš il suo preferito pittorio? And he says to me in English, he's just so condescending. He says, first of all, who's yours? And I said, you know, I like, at that time, you know, everybody's favorite jam, as you can bring it up, like Caravaggio, because Caravaggio's everybody's movie maker. That's hers. I love him. The thing is, that's a cliche.
It's an honest cliche, because he's the first guy to really change lighting and light from the sides of more than.
It's an honest cliche, because he's the first guy to really change lighting and light from the sides of more than.
It's an honest cliche, because he's the first guy to really change lighting and light from the sides of more than.