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To Sir, with Love (1967), directed by James Clavell Sidney Poitier on artistic integrity: “John Cassavetes once gave me some advice that has proved invaluable. He said, ‘We’re good friends, but never, ever do an artistic favor for a friend. Loan friends money, be there for them in every other way, but don’t do them any artistic favors, because you’ve got to have one area of your life where there’s no room for compromise.’” | History of Cinema
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To Sir, with Love (1967), directed by James Clavell Sidney Poitier on artistic integrity: “John Cassavetes once gave me some advice that has proved invaluable. He said, ‘We’re good friends, but never, ever do an artistic favor for a friend. Loan friends money, be there for them in every other way, but don’t do them any artistic favors, because you’ve got to have one area of your life where there’s no room for compromise.’” | History of Cinema
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