A conversation with Jim Jarmusch

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Published 2011-02-03

A conversation with Jim Jarmusch about Dead Man starting Johnny Depp

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@adr.marius5636 9 years ago

this guy and David Lynch have the best hair
@DanimalLawlz 9 years ago

He's in his 40s here but has the face of a 20 year old, and still does. Bizarre
@abigailhe7729 8 years ago

"If you don't really like having something to say, it's better not to say anything."
@hamfood9658 6 years ago

Jarmusch came from a world of mad New York; many of his music acting painting peers became unknown, or died from heroin ODs. Jarmusch had incredible aim with his career, always focused on his stories. Great filmmaker.
@Crunch_Buttsteak 5 years ago

I hate in interviews when the interviewer doesn't really follow up on any of the guest's answers. Just straight to the next unrelated question.
@drugstorerecords 10 years ago

what a brilliant dude
@michalgorecki8845 10 years ago

JJ is one of the best directors EVER
@ArtistaLuvNYC 11 years ago

He is one intelligent, deep, sexy artist man ;)
@johntechwriter 7 years ago

Interview with a genius. Jarmusch has a unique vision that makes his observations of the most banal aspects of life make us see life in new ways.
This film, Dead Man, explores the journey of a milquetoast junior accountant into the mystery and mysticism of the early West, and his transformation. Johnny Depp is at his very best and the Neil Young soundtrack adds a rock 'n roll vibe, which for some reason fits the film perfectly.
The supporting actors are brilliant. The B/W cinematography is breathtaking. What more could you ask for?
This film will withstand many viewings, and the viewer will discover new details with each. And typical for Jarmusch, there's an undercurrent of humor running through it that keeps the film from taking itself too seriously.
After renting it a couple of times I broke down and bought it. I cannot find anything wrong with this film.
@hurlicane56 1 year ago

Dead Man is my favorite film. It's so steeped with symbolism I notice new things with every viewing. I would love to see Jim and Johnny work together again some day.
@edshu33 10 years ago

He has an awesome voice. Also, that hair...
@monkem 7 years ago

Never saw an interview of Jim before, this guy really knows what he's doing.
@SUCC1NCT 11 years ago

This guy is a BOSS
@CAVlogs121 11 years ago

Such a smart director
@postmodernpictures 12 years ago

"It's not full of power cuts and plot tension." Exactly! That's what makes it so good.
@KP-ul2ep 8 years ago

He's beautiful.
@tutonelylesnaranjo6311 3 years ago

I agree that Dead Man was hallucinatory. Graceful, haunting.
@jmpsthrufyre 5 years ago

RIP Gary. You are great and greatly missed
@limonalbena 10 years ago

Genius guy in genius hair.
@mattheo7634 10 years ago

awesome movie,awesome story,awesome actors,awesome director
one of my favourite movie always!