“If I can't be famous, I want at least to be infamous.”
Otto Dix (1891–1969) German painter and printmaker
Remark of 1919, as quoted in German Expressionism 1915-1925 : The Second Generation (1988) by Stephanie Barron. p. 71
“You can't get un-famous. You can get infamous, but you can't get un-famous.”
Television, Inside the Actor's Studio (2006)
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