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Willem Dafoe on ‘Late Fame,’ Disappearing but Not Losing Himself in Roles, and How He Keeps in Touch with Lars von Trier

indiewire.com · 5d

Dafoe tells IndieWire about his career-best work in Kent Jones' New York drama as a faded poet, still feeling like a kid despite being "the oldest person in the room," and what it's like to step into a Robert Eggers set like "Werwulf."

First report: ‘Late Fame’ Review: Willem Dafoe And Greta Lee Superb In Wonderful Indie Film About Art And Rediscovery In A New York Long Gone deadline.com, 7d

The coverage

  1. ‘Late Fame’ Review: Lost Poet, Found Again

    nytimes.com · 5d

  2. Willem Dafoe on Playing a Poet in ‘Late Fame’ and Working With Robert Eggers and Yorgos Lanthimos: ‘If I Give Myself to a Director, I Want It to Burn Hot’

    variety.com · 6d

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