The Making of Quixote

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Article covering the Q&A with Gilliam about TMWKDQ at LA's Landmark theater on Thursday, Dec. 12th (the title, "Terry Gilliam Tilts At Oscar’s Windmill," is misleading): https://deadline.com/2019/12/jennifer-lo...202809124/

Scroll down for the portion about Gilliam and Quixote.

Nice to see some love for Gilliam by the US critics (though it comes a bit too late at least he's not the pariah he was a few months ago when his post-metoo comments were blown up out of proportion). Apparently the hollywood reporter will publish an interview with him in the next days, too. Maybe it will help for any new project he might have to see that he can still attract press and audience...

P.S : "Perhaps if Quixote were with Netflix, more people would have seen it by now. " It's the key sentence, and if he would have the right deal, he still might be able to show his film on a few screen (like Noah Baumbach or Scorsese, whose films got more screens that The man who killed Don Quixote, even though they are Netflix films)