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"Wallace Shawn and André Gregory began keeping records of their conversations over a
period of months. They then turned it into a screenplay and enlisted Louis Malle to
direct. The "story" is incredibly simple" Notes on My Dinner With Andre "[Wally] came over to see me and said that he felt that either I had
had a complete nervous breakdown over the last few years, or else a
creative block, or a spiritual awakening, or a combination of all
three, but whatever it was, when he reached my age ... he didn't want
to go through the same thing." Read more notes on My Dinner with Andre Jeremiah Kemp review "I try to catch My Dinner With André at least once, maybe twice a year. It's one of those wonderful films which seems to change every time I see it" Read on... One movie a day blog. "Now this is how you do a movie about ideas. Two men, who were friends
some time ago, sit down, have dinner, and talk for an hour and fifty
minutes. Their conversation, philosophical and heady, contains some of
the most riveting moments I’ve ever seen in a movie." Read on Jeremy Gable's review "...this is one of the best films I have ever seen. When André talks, you
listen."Read on Philosophical Films site "The electric blanket: Wally finds it to be an important creature
comfort, but Andre believes that it separates us from reality; that is,
like a lobotomy, comfort can lull us into a dangerous tranquility.
Who’s right?" Read On
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My Dinner with Andre