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Julie Taymor

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To me, where theater has it all over film is that it’s in the moment, it’s tactile, you feel it …You’re completely immersed in it — right here and right now.
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As quoted in "KA-POW! Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" by Adam Green at Vogue.com

 
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