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Thank you. That Made Me with your hosts, Josh Olson and Joe Dante. Don't. Don't confess to any crimes.

I go back all the way to Dr. Blood's coffin.

I mean, I've been following your career for years and years and years.

And I remember the impact that the Ipcrest filed had on me and obviously on everybody else and created a whole

subgenre. And also it was during the period when you were doing something really offbeat and

interesting with the widescreen that you did also in the Appaloosa. Well, you know,

but here's what's interesting.

Why that style developed is we did not have a script on Ipkris file.

In other words, the script we started with was terrible.

And so we started again, but there was no time.

We had to go.

Sets were at Pinewood.

Other than that, we didn't shoot in the studio,

but that one set was there and we had to meet it.

And Harry Saltzman, how can I put it as one of the most unusual characters you would ever meet in the business?

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