Yorgo Artsitas
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66 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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Yeah, let's go to Kensington Gardens. Who cares? And so he ends up reading it in Kontextburg and they start talking about developing it into a movie. And Coppola at that point is just hot shit. Coppola, after Apocalypse Now, obviously he had done the Godfather movies. Er hat die Oscars gewonnen, die Konversation, Patton, all diese Scheiße.
Er kommt rein und sagt, okay, meine Produktion, American Zoetrope, lass uns das potenziell machen. Und so geht Birkin nach Hollywood und trifft den alten Francis.
Der Artikel sagt...
Yes, and Birkin kind of dispelled any kind of notion that he might have actually been truly the favorite.
Und er ist wie ein hübscher, arbeitgeberischer Vater, der in Neverland gehen muss, um herauszufinden, was im Leben wichtig ist.
Wenn wir den ersten Ausschnitt von Vanity Fair anschauen, gibt es ein Artikel von Vanity Fair, das eine Szene setzt, die ziemlich wild ist. Michael hat 150.000 Dollar zu einem Bank in Mali, zu einem Geheimdoktor namens Baba, der 42 Kühe in einer Zeremonie verurteilt hätte, um Michael Jacksons Feinde zu töten.
Also, wenn du Peter Pan nicht bist, was tust du? Du lebst wie Peter Pan.
Woah. Which I found out there are only two works that have that distinction from David Barry.
He's like, hey, let me hand this money out. Let me just kind of do this as a wink, wink, nod, nod. So when this does pass, you're not going to bother me if I decide to wear a whole, like a Peter Pan costume all the time, or if I want to name my ranch Neverland.
It's what corporations do or really rich people do when they donate to presidential campaigns. I'm going to give you this money now, but we kind of understand you're not going to get this money ever again if you don't help me out in the future. Right.
Nun, ich habe mit dem Appeal-Koordinator in den letzten 80ern gesprochen.
Sein Name war Robert Pike. Und um es klar zu machen, der Appeal-Koordinator, Appeal bedeutet im Grunde Charity, Fundraising.
Er hat mir die Worte gesagt, die ich nicht hören wollte.
Well, there are two options that I've come up with. One, that he was just being magnanimous. He's a very philanthropic person. That checks out.
Ja, ich meine, es gibt nur die Chance, dass er proaktiv war, indem er dieses Geld bezahlt hat, nur damit die Litigation am Ende kommt. Richtig.
I mean, this was by far the most interesting thing I got throughout all of my reporting. And that is that the hospital did not even consider it. And Robert Pike was nice enough to explain why.
It's such a cultural blind spot that Americans are suey McSusersons and that we will just sue anybody.
We are super into suing.
Ja, es ist wie, hey, unsere intellektuellen Rechte, wir werden sie stoppen lassen. Oder sie werden dafür bezahlen müssen.
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