A Conversation with Director Sydney Pollack
Sydney Pollack at the March 2004 news conference announcing the film shoot at the United Nations.
Director Sydney Pollack tells Scott Simon about his new movie The Interpreter — the first film shot on location at the United Nations — and reflects on his long career, including his work as an actor. He also weighs in on the impact of big-time Hollywood movies.
Reviews of the Film
'The Interpreter:' Cloak and Dagger at the U.N. April 22, 2005
'The Interpreter': Intelligent but Over-ambitious April 22, 2005
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