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In creating a character, Robert Towne says, "You must ask what it is he or she is really afraid of. It's my best way of getting into a character." Towne thinks the writer has more control over his art than the director. "When I write," he says, "the only limits are my imagination and my ability to do it."
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Robert Towne Selected Filmography:ChinatownPersonal Best The Last Detail Shampoo |
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