"He designed the best houses in Brazil because he loved living very much," recalls an associate.
Writer-director Andrea Arnold's first feature-length film, Red Road, belongs firmly in the Douglas tradition, and its tone very much recalls the Scotland of Lynne Ramsay's Ratcatcher and Morvern Callar.
Cloaked in acrid yellow hues, it might have been dreamed up in committee by David Cronenberg, Luis Buñuel and the Polish master of freaky psychosexual gloom Andrzej Zulawski, whose surpassingly weird Possession (1981) this very much recalls.
That was when Mr. Stravinsky, in his Russian accent, asked Mr. Klein, "Tell me, my dear, do you love our Bliss very much?" "I recall being rather shocked by such a question," he said.
"Our service clung on through that period, and we did some very exciting things with not very much," Streets recalls.
"He looked at me like I had three heads and said, 'We don't need to be in this business, thank you very much,' " Westmoreland recalls.
You might not recall very much; you might not recall anything at all.
Personally he pampered me very much," Mr. Peres recalled, adding that Mr. Ben-Gurion gave him tremendous support for reasons that were hard for him to decode at the time, though today, he says he better understands.
"He looked at me as if I had three heads and said, 'We don't need to be in this business, thank you very much,'" Westmoreland recalls.
"Some people in the videos, thank you very much, if you recall, there was a picture of a man walking in whose daughter had died.
