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using actors that look their age. >> i think one of the mistakes commonly made in hollywood teenage pictures is, they're going for the bucks and not for the heart. >> i think he's honest and doesn't try to show us for something we're not. >> he took the simplest of canvases and ones we were all familiar with. >> bueller? >> growing up. >> bueller? >> staying home from school. the sneaky stuff we tried to pull off. >> life moves pretty fast. you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it. >> john was obsessed with sort of the middle american outlook on life. there's no clearer expression of john's affection for what is a flawed society, but he loves it. >> all right, that's it. i'm going to be right outside those doors. the next time i have to come in here, i'm cracking skulls. >> he celebrated the normalcy in all of us. he made it bigger. he made detention an event. he made oddballs okay.
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flawed society, but he loves it. >> all right, that's it. i'm going to be right outside those doors. the next time i have to come in here, i'm cracking skulls. >> he celebrated the normalcy in all of us. he made it bigger. he made detention an event. he made oddballs okay. >> we're all pretty bizarre. some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all. >> oh, god. >> because hughes cracked the code with the teen audience, others that followed realized oh, you don't have to talk down to them, you can talk up to them or talk right at their level. >> man, i hate high school. >> on "freaks and geeks" what was important to everybody at the show was that it was realistic. >> oh, my god. >> come on, guys, let's go. >> somebody please tell me what's supposed to be fun about this? >> paul feig wrote characters that were more authentic. he really more than anyone else to me understands really what it was like and hasn't forgotten
refew xrees and beat generation oddballs west to california. the mother road's glory days are behind her now. in albuquerque where the old highway becomes central avenue, the city's decidedly down-scaled drug and prostitution trade flourishes. >> used to be a motel here. >> cops call this section of central avenue the war zone, and the women who work its shadows prostitutes. but ever since her early days in uniformed patrol, ida lopez has called them her girls. >> i got to know a lot of them, you know. okay, we could chase them out, but for me there was always a story to them. >> ida says the story she heard back then were heartbreaking tales of abuse and neglect that almost always had drugs at their core. >> these are hurting women. i mean, you'll see some out here that they need that fix.
a flawed society. but he loves it. >> that's it. i'm going to be right outside those doors. the next time i have to come in here, i'm cracking skulls. >> he celebrated the normalcy in all of us. he made it bigger. he made detention an event. he made oddballs okay. >> we're all pretty bizarre. some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all. >> oh, god. >> because hughes cracked the code with the teen audience, others that followed realized oh, you don't have to talk down to them, you can talk up to them or talk right at their level. >> man, i hate high school. >> on "freaks and geeks" what was important to everybody at the show was that it was realistic. >> oh, my god. >> come on guys. >> somebody please tell me what supposed to be fun abt this? >> paul feig wrote characters that were more authentic. he really more than anyone else to me understands really what it was like and hasn't forgotten what it was like to feel like an
he is one to watch in european film i think we have a quick synopsis. from the plays offbeat characters hard on the outside but with hidden depths he looks a bit odd but he plays oddballs. you know took. dozens of knowledge. when. he says. he is a trained dancer and his physicality stands out as much as his lips or his asymmetrical face the result of being born with a cleft palate. the stars in two films in competition at this year's barely knowledge. transit and in the aisles. films.
every morning the sun rises over the mountains east of albuquerque and begins baking one of the most celebrated stretches of asphalt in the united states. historic route 66, the highway famous for carrying dust bowl refugees and beat generation oddballs west to california. the mother roads glory days are behind her now. the city's down scale drug and prostitution trade flourishes. cops call this section of central avenue the war zone. the women who work its shadows prostitutes. but ever since her early days in uniformed patrol, ida lopez has called them her girls. >> i got to know a lot of them. we could chase them out, but for me there was always a story to them. >> ida says the story she heard back then were heart breaking
over the mountains east of albuquerque and begins baking one of the most celebrated stretches of asphalt in the united states. historic route 66, the highway famous for carrying dust bowl refugees and beat generation oddballs west to california. the mother roads glory days are behind her now. in alb the city's down scale drug and prostitution trade flourishes. cops call this section of central avenue the war zone. the women who work its shadows prostitutes. but ever since her early days in uniformed patrol, ida lopez has called them her girls. >> i got to know a lot of them. we could chase them out, but for me there was always a story to them. >> ida says the story she heard back then were heart breaking