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Emperor Gondo  
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 More options Jun 12 2004, 8:07 am
Newsgroups: rec.arts.movies.past-films
From: odno...@hotmail.com (Emperor Gondo)
Date: 11 Jun 2004 17:07:22 -0700
Local: Sat, Jun 12 2004 8:07 am
Subject: Re: how come we still talk primarily about directors?

dober...@DROPsocal.rr.com wrote in message <news:nlgic0dnmn8au4a76fvg0sdcoh18kleqrf@4ax.com>...
> symphonic...@hotmail.com (choral reef) wrote:

> >some people are more partial to 'auteur theory' than others.  some
> >reject it passionately.
> >yet, all of us still talk of the director as being the primary
> >artistic force behind movies.

> >for instance, like LOR or not, we generally discuss it as the
> >visionary creation of peter jackson.  few, if any, have mentioned the
> >writers, editor, cameraman, CGI geeks, etc by name.

> Most of us probably just refer to the director as a metonymic (or
> synecdochic) shortcut; it's for the sake of convenience.

but you mus surly know on barry lyndon the gaffer and sound guy was
maybe replaceable but not kuby.

> >but shouldn't anti-auteurists call this figure a
> >prodiractortographeditorgaffer?

> Well, now. . . in a long career of unusual suggestions, you've really
> outdone yourself there!


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