<strong>Teruyo Nogami</strong> was a relative newcomer to film production when hired as a continuity/script assistant on <strong>Akira Kurosawa</strong>'s <em>Rashomon.</em> A witness to its filming-and its near destruction in a fire-over the next fifty years she worked on all the master's films-<em>Ikiru, Seven Samurai, Kagemusha,</em> and <em>Dreams.</em> No one was mo...
<strong>Teruyo Nogami</strong> was a relative newcomer to film production when hired as a continuity/script assistant on <strong>Akira Kurosawa</strong>'s <em>Rashomon.</em> A witness to its filming-and its near destruction in a fire-over the next fifty years she worked on all the master's films-<em>Ikiru, Seven Samurai, Kagemusha,</em> and <em>Dreams.</em> No one was more closely involved in Kurosawa's productions, and in this memoir, charmingly illustrated with her own sketches, Nogami writes candidly about the director's energy, creativity, and his famous rages, telling the inside story on how so many classics of world cinema were made.</p>
"Teruyo Nogami was Akira Kurosawa's script supervisor throughout his career, more importantly she was his loyal assistant and supporter during both the good and bad moments of his life. She is an extraordinary woman and these memories are a path to understanding the temperament and genius of one of the few...geniuses of cinematic history. It's not uncommon for a film director to have made one or two great films, but Kurosawa was able to create many masterpieces in many styles, set in both modern and classic times. So the opportunity to know this artist through the lucid eyes of a long-time collaborator is a privilege and an opportunity. Nogami-san's salty personality is perfect to show his many sides, not always flattering, which is essential in grasping him. This book is a treasury of stories and a key to the great body of cinematic work of Akira Kurosawa." -- <strong>Francis Ford Coppola</strong></p>
"If you're interested in movies, then you're interested in the work of Akira Kurosawa. Teruyo Nogami was by Kurosawa's side for almost 50 years, as he quietly (and sometimes, not so quietly) revolutionized the verygrammar of cinema. This is a wonderfully intimate and beautifully written portrait of one of the greatest filmmakers who ever lived, which makes it essential reading." -- <strong>Martin Scorsese</strong></p>
B. 1927 in Tokyo. She joined Daiei Films in 1949 and since 1950 served as Kurosawa's assistant on every film he made until his death. She now writes about films for magazines and works to spread and protect Kurosawa's legacy.
http://www.yingxiang.org/shukei/?p=54 我敢寫包單：你不會知道野上照代（Teruyo Nagomi，1927- ）這個名字。 感謝我的學生，送了一本野上照代的著作（英譯本）給我，我才得以認識這名既可愛又充滿智慧的日本老太太。 書的英文名字叫“Waiting on the Weather”。我的學生...
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