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Welcome to the Treatment. Christoph wants, of course guest sitting across me today, and I'm glad he's here.

Christoph Walsh, of course, we know from his work with Quentin Tarantino and Glorious Basters and Jangle and Chain.

But in the past few years, he's worked with directors from Michel Gondry to Terry Gilliam, to Roman Polanski, to his newest film with Tim Burton.

Beguise, first of all, Christoph, thanks so much for doing this.

Thank you for inviting me.

And it's interesting.

The last few directors you work with, and you can say maybe it supplies to Quentin a little bit, are people who sort of live in two cultures, who live in two places, because Tim

even spends most of his time in London and works here.

And I wonder if you feel some kind of sympathetic with those filmmakers, these people who understand and know how

it means they have a foot in two different places? Not sure. Certainly

an interesting aspect. It doesn't mean what it used to mean in, let's say,

Felini's time, because Fellini insisted in being not only in Italy,

but in Rome or in Rimini.

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