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Q. How do you feel about Godard’s tribute in which he mimics the scene from Some Came Running of Dean Martin in the bath with his hat on? A. I wasn’t conscious of it. Q. Have you seen many Godard films? A. Oh yes, I love him! I think he’s marvelous. Q. They also say that the café dance scene in Godard’s Band a Part (1964) is a tribute to you. A. Oh! I didn’t see that picture. I was so busy out here and many of those pictures didn’t play here. But most of Godard’s did and I saw them.
Q. How do you see the American film historically? A. American films are terribly popular all over the world and American movie stars are terribly important. I don’t know why. I see wonderful films by Bertolucci, Visconti, and Fellini. Q. Visconti has a different sensibility from yours but one that’s as acute. A. He has an enormous attention to detail, the same as I do. But I don’t compare myself to anybody. I don’t consciously do that. It isn’t my nature. No sense of that. A job is a job to me and when I get a story I become involved in it immediately.
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