needs
good looks?" Certainly not the human dynamo named Cassavetes, who "only" has genuine talent, enthusiasm and drive to burn Though Mike Todd
wasn't handing out jobs the day John Cassavetes walked into his office,
he was giving advice. |
"HOME," explains John, here with actress-wife Gena Rowlands, "is the place where a man can let down the guard on his weakness." "You really
should have called to remind him you'd be here at 12:30. John has so
many things on his mind, sometimes he's inclined to be forgetful. If
his
wife didn't lay out clothes for him. . . ." McEndree shrugged off the rest. |
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"I come equipped
with all this energy," Cassavetes will admit with a large hint
of pride. "It's the trend these days to worry about overdoing.
Take it easy! Relax! Count to ten! I can't be bothered with all that
nonsense. There's never been anything wrong with me that work wouldn't
cure." |
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You are on page 23 of the John Cassavetes Scrapbook pages in Ray Carney's www.Cassavetes.com. This text is copyright 2003 by Ray Carney and may not be reproduced without written permission. All rights reserved.