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Happy, sad, confused begins now.

Today on

Today on happy second-fused cinematographer Robert Richardson on his

collaborations with Martin Scorsesey Oliver Stone and Quentin Tarantino.

Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrowitz, welcome to another edition of Happy Sad Confused.

I'm Josh, you're you, and the guest today is Robert Richardson.

Now this is a big one.

This is a big first for Happy Sad Confused.

And as I say to Robert in this conversation,

I'm glad if anyone was going to be the first cinematographer, director of photography,

that was going to be on the show, it was him.

We've obviously talked to many, many great directors, some writers, a ton of actors, but never a cinematographer, which is obviously one of the most important jobs in creating a film.

And if you don't know the name Robert Richardson, you've definitely seen his films.

He's one of the greats of all time.

He's won three Oscars, nominated nine times, and is most well known for his collaborations, as I said, with three significant filmmakers,

arguably three of the most significant filmmakers in the history of movie making.

He shot the last bunch of Quentin Tarantino films,

starting at Kill Bill all the way up

to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,

which we're obviously promoting here today on the podcast.

He's been working with Martin Scorsese

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