I know little about Tommy Wiseau, but it seems more likely that he pretended that the film was a…

Rob Marchant

Oct 15, 2018·1 min read

I know little about Tommy Wiseau, but it seems more likely that he pretended that the film was a comedy because of his ego; to save face.

Rob Marchant

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…tivity is recognizing that, oftentimes, disorder and randomness aren’t happening to us, but for us. The great creative feat of Tommy Wiseau wasn’t his film. It was his ability to abandon his ego and “master plan” and turn what should have been the lowest of lows into a legendary win.

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