From worstpreviews, Acclaimed director Woody Allen has apparently spelled out the secret to his success - being lazy. The New York director has made 43 films, and is currently in Toronto to promote his latest picture, "Cassandra's Dream," which stars Colin Farrell and Ewan McGregor.
Revealing that the film took only six weeks to shoot, Woody said: "I'm not a dedicated filmmaker. I'm lazy. Making a film is not the be all and end all of my life. I don't want to spend time rehearsing. I know it's not a good habit, but I just have no patience. I just want to shoot and go home."
And in a moment of blunt honesty, Woody continued: "I only went into films to meet women and not have a life of drudgery. I don't want to work late and I don't want to work weekends. Call me shallow, but I think my life is more important than making films - such as my family and clarinet playing."
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Clarinet playing is more important than making films - I love it!
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