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Quote by Neil Jordan

“I can't do a film if I don't start with the writing.”

Quote by Neil Jordan

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Neil Jordan is an Irish film director known for his distinctive visual style and profound portrayal of emotion. His work spans various genres, including horror, romance, and drama, and has gained international recognition. more

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