I visited Orlando's Holy Land theme park with Ken Russell

[LSPoorEeyorick]

That is just beyond cool, Flippy. And what a strangely fitting location. Thank you for sharing it with us!

I love that he was exited about his recent project - I sometimes wonder about aging and the creative process, and it's good to see that his passion, his "fvck-you"itism and his creative juices are still flowing. I'm definitely going to check out Kitten for Hitler.

[flippyshark]

Originally Posted by LSPoorEeyorick

I love that he was exited about his recent project - I sometimes wonder about aging and the creative process, and it's good to see that his passion, his "fvck-you"itism and his creative juices are still flowing. I'm definitely going to check out Kitten for Hitler.

Yes, it was clear that he has not lost his passion for filmmaking, and that looking back was of little interest. His current or next project is what's on his mind. (By the way, he is finishing a feature length adaptation of Moll Flanders, shot at home, but apparently in period costumes. He didn't say much about it except that "you'll know it's my film." He also suggested I look up a recent one called Ashes.