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The Total Film Interview - Robert Altman By Total Film published 1 June 04 Mainstream recognition has never bothered Robert Altman. Why else would his latest movie be a plotless drama about a ballet company? From M*A*S*H to Gosford Park, he's proved himself a maverick to the core. And that ain't ever gonna change.
