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Every medical advance comes with at least some caveats, but last week's news about an experimental treatment for people who are allergic to peanuts includes more than the usual paragraph of fine print. For starters, it's clear that the treatment is not a cure for peanut allergy. Not only might you have to take it for the rest of your life, but you would still have to avoid peanuts. And if it ever becomes available (a big "if," given the frosty relations among the companies involved in its development) the treatment is likely to be quite expensive...
...SEEM TO KNOW THE POPULAR LIMITATIONS OF THE FILMS THAT YOU WANTED TO MAKE. Yeah, that's been the struggle. And this one, it cost much more. But I did all these movies without the Oscar. If they give it, fine. They should vote if they think it's well directed. They shouldn't vote for any other reason...
...WANT IT MORE THAN YOU DID BACK IN 1981 WITH RAGING BULL? You know, I never thought I'd get it then either. Particularly when I wasn't even nominated for Taxi Driver. And certainly when I didn't get it on Raging Bull. I just said, fine, I got to make the picture. And that's the rationale that has kept me going. With Goodfellas it was a little bit hard on my parents, I MUST SAY. That hurt a little bit. They were there. but I keep thinking, it's a good thing I didn't, because...
...WOULDN'T YOU RATHER BE IN THE GROUP OF HITCHCOCK, CHAPLIN, HOWARD HAWKS, RENOIR, KING VIDOR, ANTONIONI AND ANDRZEJ WAJDA--GREAT DIRECTORS WHO NEVER WON A COMPETITIVE OSCAR BUT LATE IN LIFE GOT AN HONORARY AWARD? Oh, that'd be wonderful. Yeah, I'm fine with that...
...what is Swaffield?cartoonist, designer, fine artist, what? Answer: all of these, and more. "People always want to pigeonhole you," he says. "Every day I wake up and wonder, 'What am I going to be today...