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In this episode of Mashable's Say More, Entertainment Editor Kristy Puchko sits down with legendary actor Willem Dafoe to discuss his latest film, Late Fame.
Dafoe gets candid about identifying with his character, Ed Saxberger, and reflects on his own coming-of-age story in 1970s New York City. He dives deep into the gritty reality of being a struggling artist during that era, his transformative 27 years with the avant-garde Wooster Group, and why he has always prioritized the pure act of "doing" over achieving traditional career milestones. He also shares his collaborative, stripped-down approach to those highly viral, physical photo shoots.
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0:00 Willem Dafoe Reacts to the Dune Popcorn Bucket
0:12 Identifying with Ed Saxberger in Late Fame
2:30 The Seduction of Nostalgia and Praise
3:53 1970s New York City: A Mecca for Struggling Artists
5:20 Passion vs. Professional Training in the Arts
6:09 What Does It Mean to "Arrive"?
7:04 The Wooster Group & Avant-Garde Theater
9:39 Mindfulness and Not Being Result-Oriented
11:08 Dafoe’s Approach to Photo Shoots & Physicality
13:53 The Freedom of Just "Doing"
14:35 Outro & Thanks for Watching
Video Credits
Host: Kristy Puchko
Edited By: Emmett Smith
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