David Milch discusses the illusion of separateness

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Kelly Writers House Fellow David Milch discusses the illusion of separateness at the Kelly Writers House on April 27, 2010.
Screenwriter and producer David Milch is known for complex, rich characters and drama that is at once beautiful, profane, complex and sublime; modern and Elizabethan; low and high; comic and tragic. Mr. Milch is the creator (and, often, the main writer) of the television series NYPD Blue, Deadwood, and John From Cincinnati and has worked as executive producer on those shows and others. His joining the writing team at Hill Street Blues (in season 3) many credit as the turning point in that long-running drama.

[@crumbb_m]

I could listen to this mad genius talk all day

[@headgirlblues]

This - for me - is sanity. What we are told be believe in now, is clearly madness.

[@Sheriff_Ochs]

I could listen to this Mad Villainy talk all day.
(to pun on your pfp)

[@KellyWritersHouse]

@omad84 So glad you're enjoying them! These are only short excerpts of David Milch's interview at the Kelly Writers House. You can follow the link in the description box to hear more. Thanks for the comment!

[@danielsalisbury245]

I would love to see uncut footage of the event. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@omad84]

Were these two videos his entire talk? Is there any more?
Thanks for the uploads :)

[@kittensandlipstick]

@deadwoodeye Really? How so??

[@LeonDeLaMole]

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