by Richard Osborne. Random House, 1998
P. 741
And slowly but surely the conviction took root that a merciless commitment of all one's available forces was a precondition of successful artistic direction.
To overcome one's idleness and take pleasure in necessary exertion has always lent wings to the intuition of the spirit.
I had good signal and came upon this incredible move-video. The credits say the Vienna Philharmonic, but the film says the Berlin Philharmonic.
Watch for his grimace of equisi-ttude near the end.
Another bloggers insights into the film.
A bit more about Henri-Georges Clouzot.
A Christie's list of art owned by the Clouzot's to be auctioned. It includes some insight into the lives of Henri-Georges & Ines Clouzot. (It may take a minute to load)
The hotel mentioned in the above list of art.
