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I think these directors...

Posted by Harmonia on February 19, 2008 at 22:36:42:
...grew more and more frustrated dealing with all the levels of machinery and control exerted by the studios, really the only entities that could finance the kinds of films they wanted to make, on the scale they wanted to make them.

I suspect the gap between the visions they saw in their heads, and what they were able to actually get onto the screen, just exacerbated their tendencies to perfectionism, procrastination and obsession.