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{{quote|"i wish my life was fuckin directed by wes anderson. i wouldn't even have to try at all. plus i'd be surrounded by beautiful scenery and i'd have some dude singing david bowie in portugese following me around. that's what i call living"|'''[[YouTube]] commenter'''}}
Wes Anderson is a director who specializes in weird and quirky comedies loaded up on [[Dysfunction Junction|dysfunctional characters]] and [[Dysfunctional Family|Dysfunctional Families]] that typically deal with themes of [[Parental Abandonment]]. He often has the same actors in his movies and uses the same techniques, including highlighting ornate background details, using wide-angle anamorphic lenses, and ending on a slow-motion shot.
Frequent collaborators in Wes Anderson films include: Eric Chase Anderson, Seymour Cassel, [[Bill Murray]], [[Devo|Mark Mothersbaugh]], and Owen Wilson (a full list can be found on [
[[Martin Scorsese]] apparently [http://www.esquire.com/features/wes-anderson-0300 really likes] Wes Anderson's work. Scorsese even believes him to be ''[[Crowning Moment of Awesome|the next Martin Scorsese.]]'' His first five films are part of [[The Criterion Collection]].
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** Released theatrically with a 13-minute short film, ''Hotel Chevalier'' featuring Jason Schwartzman and [[Natalie Portman]]'s characters from ''The Darjeeling Limited''
* ''[[Fantastic Mr. Fox]]'' (2009)
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