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Martin Scorsese explains what he learned about preparation and filmmaking from Roger Corman while making BOXCAR BERTHA (1972). R.I.P. Roger Corman

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@savagenut1 It was Roger Corman who told our dear friend Marty to make movies about this thing of ours. Told him make movies about what you know. Don't hold back.

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