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How Wes Anderson Turned The New Yorker Into “The French Dispatch” | The New Yorker
Publish Date
September 5, 2021
Interviewees
Wes Anderson
Interviewers
Susan Morrison
Publisher
The New Yorker
Topics
Creation of the characters and storylines in the film
Creative process and decision-making
Discussion on specific characters and scenes in the movie
Influences from French cinema and literature
Inspiration for the movie 'The French Dispatch'
Reception and expectations for the movie in France
Relationship with The New Yorker
People Mentioned
A. J. Liebling
Adrien Brody
Arthur Liebling
Ben Hecht
Ben Yagoda
Benicio Del Toro
Bill Murray
Brendan Gill
Calvin Tomkins
Calvin Trillin
Clair McKelway
Dominique de Menil
E. B. White
Edith Wharton
Elisabeth Moss
Ernest Hemingway
Frances McDormand
George Trow
Gore Vidal
Harold Ross
J. K. L. Berenson
James Baldwin
James Joyce
James Thurber
Janet Flanner
Jeffrey Wright
Joe Mitchell
John Huston
Joseph Duveen
Katharine White
Larry Gagosian
Lillian Ross
Lois Smith
Maw Clampette
Moses Rosenthaler
Owen Wilson
Pauline Kael
Raoul Peck
Rosamond Bernier
Stephen Park
Tilda Swinton
Timothee Chalamet
Tom Stoppard
Ved Mehta
William Maxwell
Wim Wenders
Wolcott Gibbs
Works Mentioned
An Editor’s Burial
Equal in Paris
Giovanni’s Room
Moonrise Kingdom
Paris, Texas
The Dead
The Other Paris
The Photographs of Chachaji
The Royal Tenenbaums
The Years with Ross
Places Mentioned
Berkeley
Ennui-sur-Blasé
Fifth Avenue
France
Liberty, Kansas
Nanterre
New York
New York Film Festival
Paris
Texas
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