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louis garrel

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louis做《情歌》访问时，说过的一些话

　"I'm a sexual object," the tall, pale, dark-eyed Garrel said with a smile, taking a drag on his fifth Marlboro at a café in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. "It's true that for me there's something very sexual about the cinema. Not in the sense of the act, but of creating desire."
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)A#T6B/h#h 　　"It's true I have a hard time with the notion of creating a character," Garrel said. "And I feel it's a limit. I'm always really impressed by actors who are able to construct a character, like Johnny Depp. Then again, an actor who gives a big performance, it's always a little embarrassing, because he's there saying, 'Look at my performance.' And that bothers me a lot."
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4b s8N4PM`&m 　　Playing Ismaël, Garrel said, he had in mind Yves Montand, as a man who befriends his rival for the same woman's heart, in Claude Sautet's 1972 film, "César et Rosalie." "I'm crazy about Yves Montand," he said. "You want to live like he does in the film, to be his friend. He has a certain rhythm — he's always trying to cheer people up, to carry them along — and I thought Ismaël should be like that."
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　　While shooting "Love Songs," Garrel said, he did his best to forge real relationships with fellow cast members. "That's how mystery is created," he said. "I want the camera to be a bit like a voyeur. I like to say to myself that the film is a residue of a larger life." Sagnier, his "Love Songs" co-star, said: "Louis really likes to share his energy. That's very rare for an actor. The only bad part is that he also shares his anguish."4|$g TC*W|;{v[.CX;G
　　
7pHFxN-V 　　Said Garrel: "I hope each day to have done 10 seconds of good work that they can use in the film. And I'm always afraid I didn't get those 10 seconds."a.M5i:D$m3V'Jw
　　
S ~RG-X*?izWI 　　"I don't know how long I'll live," he said when asked what his own future may hold. "But I'd like to make communist films with Ken Loach, libertine films with Almodóvar, esoteric films with Kaurismaki. That's not bad for a start."