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1. www.indiewire.com › features › interviewsSteven Soderbergh Interview: Surviving Hollywood and Retirement

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   5 days ago · Soderbergh was retired for two months when a script for HBO series “The Knick” showed up. He read it, thought, “I’ve got to do this,” and went on to direct all 20 hours. “I’m a ...

2. www.insidehook.com › film › steven-soderbergh-filmsSteven Soderbegh Revealed the Four Films He Wouldn't Re-Edit

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   5 days ago · These aren’t the hits. These are like the B-sides,” he said. “It’s stuff like Kafka, Mr. Kneff, Schizopolis, Gray’s Anatomy, Bubble, The Girlfriend Experience and Full Frontal. It’s an unusual group. But I’ve spent the last three years remastering, in some cases re-cutting.”. It’s one for fans of Soderbergh’s work to keep an ...

3. www.kviff.com › en › newsJaws, Kafka, and personal crises. Steven Soderbergh ...

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   5 days ago · On Monday, Steven Soderbergh, the star guest of the 58th KVIFF, first presented his second film Kafka, which he shot in Prague in 1990, at the Municipal Theatre. Later in the afternoon, he moved to the Congress Hall for a KVIFF Talk with British journalist Neil Young.

4. filmstories.co.uk › news › steven-soderbergh-onSteven Soderbergh on Hollywood: “Everybody is terrified”

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   4 days ago · Steven Soderbergh is currently in the Czech city of Karlovy Vary for its annual international film festival. The Unsane director has been holding court on all kinds of topics from Kafka to not being able to get Taylor Swift tickets, but he also offered his opinion on the current state of things in Hollywood.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sasha_GreySasha Grey - Wikipedia

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   3 days ago · After her 2009 feature film debut as the lead in Steven Soderbergh's The Girlfriend Experience, Grey starred in independent films including Open Windows, the Canadian black comedy horror film Smash Cut and the horror film Would You Rather.

6. www.avclub.com › steven-soderbergh-talks-taylorPerhaps Steven Soderbergh could make a great Taylor Swift movie

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   5 days ago · Steven Soderbergh might just be the filmmaker for that job, because he’s apparently been studying Swift—he saw the Eras Tour concert film, for instance, and has done enough research to know ...

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   Which economic theory does Soderbergh prefer?

   • Soderbergh prefers the old Newtonian economics. Spend two dollars, make four. “Really simple,” he said. “It’s not the world we live in anymore. Now, it’s quantum, ’cause you make a movie on streaming for X amount of money. It’s watched for however many hours, but that’s not a direct return of revenue.

   How Steven Soderbergh Left Hollywood and Got His Mojo Back

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   Is Soderbergh's Girlfriend Experience a true character?

   • "Soderbergh's Girlfriend Experience Porn-Star Is a True Character". The Village Voice. Retrieved March 15, 2019. ^ Ebert, Roger (May 20, 2009). "The Girlfriend Experience Movie Review (2009)". RogerEbert.com. Retrieved March 2, 2018. ^ Macdonald, Moira (May 21, 2009). " 'The Girlfriend Experience': Soderbergh's sketch of a movie".

   Sasha Grey - Wikipedia

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   How much money did Soderbergh need to make 'behind the Candelabra'?

   • “Behind the Candelabra” was the last straw for Soderbergh. Intended as a theatrical movie, the director and his backers had raised $15 million overseas and needed $5 million to make the film. Nobody would give it to them.

   How Steven Soderbergh Left Hollywood and Got His Mojo Back

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   Does Soderbergh prefer Newtonian economics?

   • It’s more destructive than television was, it’s more disruptive than home video. This is something nobody quite knows how to wrap their minds around because the economics have changed.” Soderbergh prefers the old Newtonian economics. Spend two dollars, make four. “Really simple,” he said. “It’s not the world we live in anymore.

   How Steven Soderbergh Left Hollywood and Got His Mojo Back

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8. theplaylist.net › steven-soderbergh-talks-intimateSteven Soderbergh Talks "Intimate" 'Black Bag' & Its ...

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   5 days ago · We’ve said it a million times, but it’s true—Steven Soderbergh is perhaps the most prolific American filmmaker of our lifetime. Just look at the last almost-decade. Since 2017, he’s directed nine feature films. That’s more than one film per year, on average.