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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK
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To: Johannes Pilch who wrote (62980)12/6/1999 12:42:00 AM
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I finally recalled DeNiro's role: Henry Tuttle. If you will recall, Tuttle is a repairman who can no longer stand to function in the incompetent, time- serving manner of the bureaucratized repair service, where there is no longer any pride in workmanship. Hence, he is less a non- conformist than an artisan upholding the values of craft and honest dealing in degenerate world. To ply his trade, he is forced to become a sort of super- hero. Although the film is surreal, it seem clear that Tuttle himself is real, just as it is clear that the rescue, at the end, is not. Is there hope? I am not sure, but I suppose that there may be, as the society portrayed sinks into self- indulgence and careerism, and the Tuttles develop their own "thing".......
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