Name: ジョン・タトゥーロ、『ビッグ・リボウスキー』から『ザ・ナイト・オブ・オブ』までのキャリアを語る｜Vanity Fair (John Turturro Breaks Down His Career, from "The Big Lebowski" to "The Night Of" | Vanity Fair)
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You know, I try not to take that for granted, and I try to work hard and not lose my love.

But not everything works, but it's the attempt that counts on.

Once in a while, everything comes together.

I'm John Totoro and this is a timeline of my career.

Raging Bull is the first time I was ever on screen.

I auditioned for the movie with my good friend Michael Badalucco.

I brought pastries to my interview because I thought to be polite.

They didn't have a script that we had adapted a scene from The Book of Raging Bull because I had read it when I was a kid, my father was an amateur price fighter, and so we had worked on it, and Martin Scorsese was very nervous about because, Well, there's no script and Robert De Niro, So let's let him do it.

Then my friend Michael Badalucco and I wait, Did this scene, which we had adapted ourselves, I think they would sort of taken by our naive a teddy or or density?

And there's still people who have inspired me and my good friend Michael for a long time, then explain myself.

I mean the placard that I really like them.

It's still deep down inside You wish you were black for laugh If you want to, You know you hear is kinky of mine.

Do it do the right thing, which was in 1988 shot it and that came out in 89 and to a lot of heated advance press.

When the movie was about to come out, I was I was thinking, Wow, I wonder what the reaction is going to be to me on the subways.

Joe Klein wrote New York magazine that he thought they were gonna be riots in the movie theaters and a few other critics did to that.

I've only been embraced by the black community for that film and other films to Lady was in craft service.

She told me on the stand, she said, because she had seen on a big screen at L.

I remember her saying to me, I hate you, I hate you so much.

And I was like, the right thing came, came out of because I did a film Five Corners with John Patrick Shanley, which was before that.

And then he sent me to do the right thing in a leather bound script from Studio Duplicating, which you still because he would write the script and then they type it up for you.

Beautiful paper and really great typesetting.

Remember, I was doing a film with Dennis Hopper and Venice Beach.

And remember, I've received the script when I read it, and then when I can and I liked it, I came back and we met.

Same year I grew up in a black neighborhood.

We were sort of faded, and he asked me what part I wanted to play, and I said.

I'd like to play the racist guy because I thought that was what it was about.

Yeah, we we I mean, I've done some really big roles in a bunch of cameos for him because he likes me, too.

It's nice to have some continuity because there are many people I've worked with over the years, which I would have loved to have had a return engagement.

But when Spike's movies, I've played, you know, kind of a racist guy on Jungle Fever.

The guy was really open minded, very sweet.

Clocker is a plate club owner with my brother Nicholas and Mo better blues.

You know, sometimes I like playing really quiet characters like I played in the truce when I played Criminal Levy and somebody that played explosive characters.

And but I loved characters that are complex and even in a dramatic thing.

I don't like when something is just one thing.

I'm not interested because no one none of us are one thing.

It's just Maybe I should get my teeth capped at which the nature of the show they've already seen you win and they want something new.

It was based on real people, so I had all the Kenna scope of her.

Talk to Robert Redford the way he talked in his voice everything I based on her.

But I used to want my voice up, get a very, very high voice.

I can't really do it right now, but he had a very specific way of talking.

When I first heard him talk, I was like, Wow, I never heard it.

So anybody like probably one of my most unattractive roles.

I was fat at my teeth, discolor my hair, thin the glasses.

People would come on to set, sometimes talk to robberies.

I've won some awards and things and been nominated.

You know, it's nice to be invited to the party, but overall, what you do is how the film lives on and how it reaches people.

Because a lot of films that have reached people in a deep way that have won no awards at all, and we're never acknowledged.

And like, as Marlon Brando said, sometimes the best acting is the least appreciated.

You pull any crazy shit with us, you flash a piece out on the lanes, take it away from you and stick it up your ass and pull the fucking trigger till it goes.

Jesus Quintana, from the big about ski is inspired by a character I did in a play 10 years before.

It's inspired, and it's kind of based on one guy in a little bit of another guy.

When you really like people, you want to surprise them and they're your friends.

But you also want to like you want to bring something that they haven't brought him.

And I showed Jolan, Ethan certain things that I once I had that outfit on that I could do, you know, when you only have five minutes, you've got to put everything in.

I think they had the outfit played athletics, but I've done a lot of dancing.

ジョン・タトゥーロ、『ビッグ・リボウスキー』から『ザ・ナイト・オブ・オブ』までのキャリアを語る｜Vanity Fair (John Turturro Breaks Down His Career, from "The Big Lebowski" to "The Night Of" | Vanity Fair)

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