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Cinematographer Mark Vargo turned down a meeting with Christopher Nolan because he didn't understand the script of "Memento" (2000). Years later, In an interview, he admitted that it was a major blunder in his life. Wally Pfister, who got the job, had previously worked with Mark Vargo as a... show more

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