“I think if you were in a room with people, and everyone said this, if in a room with Keith and Mick and Anita and Brian and everything, people noticed Anita first. She was a very unusual woman for that time, very independent, spoke five languages, traveled, didn’t look to the man to talk for her, didn’t really give two fucks about anything.”
“I think that it was fascinating because we approached it like a narrative movie. We’re telling a story and Albert’s the main character. He set me off to find every archival piece of footage I could find.”
“He was an artist. He would draw and he would draw characters. He would draw little monsters and characters. But puppetry allowed him to take all these different crafts, filmmaking, writing comedy art, and combine them and do something innovative in one new medium, one medium, which was puppetry.”
“Here’s someone who had a passion and who lived for it, who dedicated herself to her art form.”
“It’s kind of the gold standard treatment for OCD. It’s called Exposure with Response Prevention.”
“Rock was not from New York, Rock was not Actors Studio. He was studio, studio. I think for movies, snobs would put him in a lower-class of actor in a way.”