Metro : Media & Education Magazine, January 1st, 2000
'I was an auteurist long before I heard there was anything like the auteur theory' The first time I clapped eyes on Richard T. Jameson was when he appeared in the 'Edge of Hollywood' episode of the American Cinema series presented by John Lithgow. Jameson was sitting in an empty screening room, explaining the impact on him of one of the Coen Brothers' stylistic choices in Blood Simple (Joel Caen, 1984): It's a terrific genre story. The guy's out on a country road at night and he's got a shovel, and he's walking along, and he's fragging the shovel on the blacktop road; and, just the kind of n...
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