In W Magazine.
With as stony a stare as ever Lord Reith could have conjured up...
A fairly useful primer to an enigmatic man. The interviewer doesn't seem to have got beneath Eggleston's skin especially, but that's the devil's own job.
For those interested in the man, I'd recommend (besides his books of course), a video called "William Eggleston in the Real World", despite the scathing review on Amazon's site. The man himself is, as the W piece says, very taciturn, so making a documentary is not an easy thing. If the film is not 100% successful its in the same manner as this interview.
Tim BSRIPN
If I had all the money I've spent on drink, I'd spend it on drink
"Eggleston, a man of few words and long pauses" . . . . now that's my sort of photographer!
Pity the DVD's region 1, the trailer looks interesting.
AlanW
With as stony a stare as ever Lord Reith could have conjured up...
Just so long as you have a chipped DVD player (and any decent dealer will do it if not), it'll work just fine.
Tim BSRIPN
If I had all the money I've spent on drink, I'd spend it on drink
You don't even need to do that. A lot of DVD players have a code that you can type in via the handset that resets the area code.Just so long as you have a chipped DVD player (and any decent dealer will do it if not), it'll work just fine.
Type in the name of your DVD player and "region reset" and it should bring up the info you need.
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