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former University of Texas at Austin roommate, translates perfectly into celluloid. As Anderson explains, “I feel like Owen and I have a sensibility or voice that we have found together. I think we’ve got to continue with it.” “Luckily we’re kind of simpatico with our sensibilities and stuff,” Wilson chimes...
...film the royal Tenenbaums, supporting character and decadent author Eli Cash (Owen Wilson) becomes a household name with the publication of his best-selling novel “Old Custer,” a fantastical piece of fiction that plays with the concept of Custer’s having actually survived Little Big Horn. Cash, or the “James Joyce of the West,” crests on his newfound celebrity to score drugs, female companionship and war paint...
With his clear glasses and poufed up hair, he admittedly looks nothing like a Wilson. But either way, the tight camaraderie that exists between himself and Owen...
...describing their work as quirky. Anderson elucidates, “I don’t like quirky at all. Quirky is the thing I want to not be. There’s no point in trying to be weird. But I think people think this [movie] stuff is quirky. [Owen and I] are trying to make it as original as can be and we try to make things exciting and throw a few surprises in. All I’m trying to do is make it good...
...look at the [World War I] poetry of Siegfried Sassoon or Wilfred Owen, one of the things they keep trying to bring out is that the language can't grasp the horror of what they've seen. You just fall back on cliché. [Sept. 11] was one of the moments that you realize how inadequate language...