M. Night Shyamalan's Scary Future
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Shyamalan is prepared for bad reviews. "It could be a complete failure," he says of the film. "Or it could be a grand success with the other four. I don't know. But somehow I feel success. I feel peaceful." He takes a cue from his film. "The moral," he says, "is, When you find your voice, your life takes on grace."
Besides, he notes, "even if this movie goes down, that still makes me 80%." In other words, Lady may tank, but Night won't fall. For a Q&A with M. Night Shyamalan on his career and latest movie, visit time.com
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