John Malkovich reflects on 25 years of 'Being John Malkovich' and its impact on film

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John Malkovich reflects on the 25th anniversary of "Being John Malkovich," a film that introduced director Spike Jonze and writer Charlie Kaufman. The movie features a portal into Malkovich's mind, exploring themes of identity and emotional connection. Malkovich initially wanted to direct the film but ultimately accepted the role after seeing the cast come together. He emphasizes that the film is not about him but rather a unique vision created by Kaufman and Jonze. Despite its success, Malkovich maintains that the film does not belong to him. He views it as a representation of how art is perceived by audiences, stating, "What you think is yours, isn’t."


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