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Some insiders insist that Tati's long-unproduced story was inspired by his relationship -- or lack thereof -- with his eldest estranged daughter, Helga Marie-Jeanne Schiel.
The 'Riffs Interview: 'ILLUSIONIST' filmmaker Sylvain Chomet delves into art, inspiration & Oscars Michael Cavna 2011
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The near-wordless "Illusionist" tells Tati's melancholic tale of an aging, traveling magician at the dawn of rock and roll -- and of the girl who fairly believes that his hat-and-rabbit sleight-of-hand means this man is capable of genuine magic.
The 'Riffs Interview: 'ILLUSIONIST' filmmaker Sylvain Chomet delves into art, inspiration & Oscars Michael Cavna 2011
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Tati's trademark pipe was replaced by an absurd-looking yellow windmill in a 2009 campaign -- a move which one cinema expert said would have made him "die laughing."
France Restores Smoking To National History The Huffington Post 2011
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Chomet also changed the location: From Tati's scripted Prague to the Edinburgh of "The Illusionist" -- the same city where Chomet has had his Django film studio.
The 'Riffs Interview: 'ILLUSIONIST' filmmaker Sylvain Chomet delves into art, inspiration & Oscars Michael Cavna 2011
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For a similar discourse about how modernist design makes a mockery of comfort and practicality, rent Jacques Tati's 'Mon Oncle'—also from 1958.
Silver-Screen Décor Jen Renzi 2011
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Tati's trademark pipe was replaced by an absurd-looking yellow windmill in a 2009 campaign -- a move which one cinema expert said would have made him "die laughing."
France Restores Smoking To National History The Huffington Post 2011
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Mr. Tunbjörk b. 1956 has a Scandinavian sense of color and design, and a social sensibility similar to Jacques Tati's.
A Teacher, a Student and Three Books William Meyers 2011
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An underappreciated counterpart to French silent-film hero Georges M é li è s, de Chom ó n took a special, proto-Surrealist pleasure in lampooning the young 20th century's rapid technological progress: in The Electric Hotel a stop-motion house comes alive, as luggage self-packs, letters home write themselves, and a massive control panel (an inspiration to Tati's Playtime?) makes furniture waltz.
The Best of the Rest Greater New York Staff 2010
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It wasn't quite like Jacques Tati's postman, who found himself taking part in the Tour de France by accident.
Lionel Messi mesmerises in Madrid but football is the star | Richard Williams 2011
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Too, the aging magician's name is Tatischeff -- Tati's true surname.
The 'Riffs Interview: 'ILLUSIONIST' filmmaker Sylvain Chomet delves into art, inspiration & Oscars Michael Cavna 2011
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