Person
Ridley Scott
Who is Ridley Scott in the Agency editorial?
Ridley Scott is a British film director, known for films such as Alien, Blade Runner and Gladiator. The Agency editorial names him once, as R. Scott, in Creative.11: he is one of five directors Thiago Patriota lists when asked where his ideas come from.
In short
Ridley Scott, film director, appears in the Agency editorial in one sentence of Creative.11, the edition in which the author, Thiago Patriota, is the one interviewed. Asked where he found his wealth of ideas, he first speaks of games and then says that cinema and movie directors like D. Fincher, C. Nolan, M. Scorsese, R. Scott and D. Villeneuve "told me so many beautiful stories", so perhaps that is where most of his fiction comes from. The edition writes only R. Scott, read here as Ridley Scott, and mentions no film of his.
Key facts
- Where does the Agency editorial name Ridley Scott?
- Only in Creative.11, the interview of Thiago Patriota, where the name is written as R. Scott in a list of five movie directors.
- What does Creative.11 say about him?
- That cinema and the five directors in the list told the author many beautiful stories, and that most of his fiction perhaps comes from there. Nothing is said about Scott alone.
- Which question prompted the list?
- The interviewer, Amanda, asks where he found his wealth of ideas and his spiritual riches, and from whom or where he stole them.
Who is Ridley Scott?
Ridley Scott is a British film director, born in England in 1937, whose films include Alien, Blade Runner, Thelma and Louise and Gladiator. These facts come from outside the edition, which only gives his abbreviated name.
How does Ridley Scott appear in Creative.11?
Creative.11 is an interview of the author of the Agency editorial, Thiago Patriota. Asked where his ideas come from, he answers that cinema and movie directors like D. Fincher, C. Nolan, M. Scorsese, R. Scott and D. Villeneuve "told me so many beautiful stories", so perhaps that is where most of his fiction comes from. Scott is one name in that list, with no separate comment.
Source editions
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