Steven Soderbergh tells The Guardian the experience of shooting Che, plus the last-minute cancellation of Moneyball, has left him reeling. "In terms of my career, I can see the end of it," he says. "I've had that sensation for a few years now. And so I've got a list of stuff that I want to do — that I hope I can do — and once that's all finished I may just disappear."
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Say it ain't so
Steven Soderbergh tells The Guardian the experience of shooting Che, plus the last-minute cancellation of Moneyball, has left him reeling. "In terms of my career, I can see the end of it," he says. "I've had that sensation for a few years now. And so I've got a list of stuff that I want to do — that I hope I can do — and once that's all finished I may just disappear."
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I think he just needs some down time. The man has been working non-stop for years cranking out film after film. Sounds like he's burnt out.
Well, for our sake, let's hope it's only that. He's too good a filmmaker not to be working. But I agree that he needs to slow down.
Great to see him working...Out will be as usual too good...love u..
Thanks for sharing...
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