The Fisher King

“And oh, Fisher King, my God that's such a great...”

“Where's Fisher King? I don't know if I have a favorite that is better than the waltz that happens in Grand Central Station in this movie. Terry just stomped an absolute mud hole in that scene. Probably top Grand Central Station scene ever.”

“The Fisher King. I know you have it. Tell us. Like I think 12 or 13 years ago when I was studying acting, my professor asked me to make a scene of this movie that was so difficult. There is a very complicated scene with a phone call, very complicated, and I was so scared about doing that. I remember that feeling and right now thinking about that, maybe I would like to do that in my mind because it's related to the sensation that I have related to the acting.”

“The Fisher King, Terry Gilliam movie. Love this movie. It’s so wild and so out there. Robin Williams and Jeff Bridges just at their most electric and dynamic. I remember watching this... I was quite young when I watched it, I probably shouldn’t have watched it when I watched it because it was a weird psychedelic experience for an 11 year old. But, yeah, what an incredible movie.”

“The Fisher King. If you had asked me what the best movie ever made was when I was 13, I would have said The Fisher King. I used to analyze all the Best Actor and Best Actress nominees. I wrote a long analysis as a child about, even though I knew Anthony Hopkins was going to win, that if I were voting, I would have voted for Robin Williams in The Fisher King. I thought it was the greatest Performance I’d ever seen. It’s very of its time, but I loved revisiting this movie.”