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Matilda (1996), dir. Danny DeVito
hold up Danny DeVito directed the most influential film of my childhood?
Not only directed it but starred in it, took care of Mara Wilson (Matilda) while her mother was in hospital with cancer and even managed to get an advanced copy of the movie for her to watch before she succumbed to her illness. The man is a treasure.
The best story I’ve heard about the production of Matilda was:
The scene where Matilda was dancing around her living room making things fly around to the song “Little Bitty Pretty One” was very nerve-wracking for Mara. She told Danny that she was anxious to do the scene, and he said, “You know why? Because you’re the only one dancing! We just have to have everyone else dance too! Then it won’t be scary!”
So everyone–the crew, the rest of the cast, the people at the craft services table, everyone–danced along with the song, at Danny’s insistence. Apparently the only one who wasn’t doing the full on dance was the camera man, who just did a foot shuffle so the camera wouldn’t jiggle.
If that’s not the sweetest thing ever I don’t know what is.
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“Prendete la vita con leggerezza, che leggerezza non è superficialità, ma planare sulle cose dall’alto, non avere macigni sul cuore.”
- Italo Calvino, “Lezioni americane”
La prima cosa che la lettura insegna è come stare da soli.
Jonathan Franzen
“C'è chi comprende e chi non comprende, caro signore. Sta molto peggio chi comprende, perché alla fine si ritrova senza energia e senza volontà. Chi comprende, infatti, dice: «Io non devo far questo, non devo far quest'altro, per non commettere questa o quella bestialità». Benissimo! Ma a un certo punto s'accorge che la vita è tutta una bestialità, e allora dica un po’ lei che cosa significa il non averne commessa nessuna: significa perlomeno non aver vissuto, caro signore.”
— Luigi Pirandello, Il fu Mattia Pascal
“Ero sul punto di troncare la conversazione, poiché nulla mi manda in bestia come il fatto che qualcuno se ne esca con luoghi comuni insignificanti mentre io sto parlando con tutto il cuore.”
— Goethe, I dolori del giovane Werther
2019-06-01