“If you continue to hate, you are entering into the same philosophy that began the war. You have to look forward at people and new times.”

— Roman Polanski

"The Pianist Interview" by Marilyn Cole Lownes http://minadream.com/romanpolanski/ThePianistInterview.htm <br class="br">Context: Berlin was great. It’s a new generation. If you continue to hate, you are entering into the same philosophy that began the war. You have to look forward at people and new times.

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