An Interview With Milos Forman: His Entry into Film Making and Loves of a Blonde

Milos Forman talks about his entry into film making, Loves of a Blonde, professional and non-professional actors and other aspects of his film craft.
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[@FilmsExtras]

Thanks so much for sharing, great encouragements for young filmmakers !

[@John-wj7rc]

His Autobiography/memoir was written by Milos Forman and Jan Novak and the book is absolutely amazing.
Mix of short and shorter stories from basically his day one in a year 1932 in Čáslav..some are very sad and some are very funny but all of them are very very interesting and for us from Czech Rep. also quite emotional(*first bloody Nazis then fucking Bolsheviks)
The original title: Co Já Vím?
THANK YOU Milos Forman’

[@isabeligbar]

He created such movie masterpieces as: Amadeus, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, or The People vs. Larry Flynt (personally I think, he was at the same level as Kubrick) not to mention he was also very humble :)

[@ldhproductions112]

Isild B not quite on the level of Kubrick, but still an amazing underrated film director. Deserved the two director oscars.

[@lowflyerxx]

RIP pan Forman....

[@usingamuzing3832]

thank you very much

[@deividaspaulauskas2751]

It's brilliant. Where did this piece come from?

[@iakona23]

It comes from the Criterion DVD release of Loves of a Blonde. I have the disc. It’s the only special feature on the disc besides a deleted scene.