Don DeLillo is an outstanding writer, one of the greatest American writers of the second half of the 20th century. Regarding the mention of Chamberlain, I believe his umbrella was present when he talked to the press after his visit to Munich and Hitler, declaring 'peace for our time', an act that has become the ultimate symbol of the failed appeasement politics towards Nazi Germany, I believe also referred to as 'umbrella politics'. That Joe Kennedy would have been an supporter of appeasement remains to be seen, I think on the contrary, also in the light of the book 'Lessons in courage' that JFK wrote afterwards. Anyway, thank you for sharing this interview.
@@andresmarino2788 I cannot stop laughing at this. The fact Delillo goes with it, there must be some choreography of civility here that I don't understand.
![fellow fellow - PROUD feat. INK WARUNTORN [STRING QUARTET]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BQrVkMPTdHE/mqdefault.jpg)
Delillo is simply the finest novelist of modern times. One cannot read his works without experiencing a touch of warranted anxiety.
It's hard to find videos of Don Delillo speaking. Thank you very much for this precious document.
This is excellent. Thank you for posting it.
Don DeLillo is an outstanding writer, one of the greatest American writers of the second half of the 20th century. Regarding the mention of Chamberlain, I believe his umbrella was present when he talked to the press after his visit to Munich and Hitler, declaring 'peace for our time', an act that has become the ultimate symbol of the failed appeasement politics towards Nazi Germany, I believe also referred to as 'umbrella politics'. That Joe Kennedy would have been an supporter of appeasement remains to be seen, I think on the contrary, also in the light of the book 'Lessons in courage' that JFK wrote afterwards. Anyway, thank you for sharing this interview.
Is the insanely hot mic distorting their voices a post-modern stylistic choice?
É o Paulo Faria?
Who the hell is this guy on the right, doing sign language at 5:04?
He's a sentence in the next novel.
@@Velvet0Starship2013 extremely underrated comment
i find the whole water bottle exchange at 8:57 crazy! it like a tennis ball boy. i thought he was a contemporary or on faculty but this act is bonkers
@@andresmarino2788 LOL what the hell
@@andresmarino2788 I cannot stop laughing at this. The fact Delillo goes with it, there must be some choreography of civility here that I don't understand.
This is as joke, right? Who is that strange man on the left?
Portuguese film producer Paulo Branco, who produced Cronenberg’s adaptation of Cosmopolis, Delillo’s novel.
Why a “ joke” ?