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• A true photographer is as rare as a true poet or a true painter.

  Jean Cocteau

  Photographer, Poet, Painter

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• The public only takes up yesterday as a stick to beat today.

  Jean Cocteau

  Yesterday, Criticism, Today

  Jean Cocteau (1926*). “A Call to Order, Written Between the Years 1918 and 1926 and Including "Cock and Harlequin", "Professional Secrets", and Other Critical Essays”

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• I feel myself inhabited by a force or being -- very little known to me. It gives the orders; I follow.

  Jean Cocteau

  Order, Giving, Littles

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• When I write, I disturb. When I show a film, I disturb. When I exhibit my painting, I disturb, and I disturb if I don't. I have a knack for disturbing.

  Jean Cocteau

  Writing, Knack, Painting

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• Art is science in the flesh.

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  Arte, Filosofía, Historia

  Jean Cocteau, Margaret Crosland (1972). "El mundo de Cocteau: antología de escritos", Owen

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• Tal es el papel de la poesía. Desvela, en el sentido estricto de la palabra. Pone al desnudo, bajo una luz que sacude el sopor, las cosas sorprendentes que nos rodean y que nuestros sentidos registran mecánicamente.

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  Light, Poetry, Roles

  "A Call to Order". Book by Jean Cocteau, 1926.

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• Do as the beautiful woman: see to your figure and your petticoats. Though, of course, I am not speaking literally.

  Jean Cocteau

  Beautiful, Beautiful Women, Figures

  "Diario de un desconocido". Libro de Jean Cocteau, 1988.

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• Hay demasiadas almas de madera como para no querer a esos personajes de madera que sí tienen alma.

  Jean Cocteau

  Character, Soul, Woods

  The New York Times, February 15, 1987.

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• Una de las características del sueño es que nada nos sorprende en él. Sin ningún remordimiento, aceptamos vivir en él con desconocidos, completamente apartados de nuestras costumbres y amigos.

  Jean Cocteau

  Dream, Regret, Cutting

  "La Difficulté d'Etre ('The Difficulty of Being')". Book by Jean Cocteau, 1947.

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• Niños y locos cortan el nudo gordiano que el poeta se pasa la vida intentando pacientemente desatar.

  Jean Cocteau

  Life, Art, Children

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• El misterio tiene sus propios misterios, y hay dioses por encima de los dioses. Nosotros tenemos los nuestros, ellos tienen los suyos. Eso es lo que se conoce como infinito.

  Jean Cocteau

  God, Mystery Novels, Infinity

  Jean Cocteau (1967). “The Infernal Machine: And Other Plays”, p.35, New Directions Publishing

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• El silencio se mueve más rápido cuando va hacia atrás.

  Jean Cocteau

  Moving, Silence, Faster

  Jean Cocteau (1972). “Three screenplays: L'Eternel retour, Orphée, La Belle et la bête”

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• Y ahora tengo que confesar lo imperdonable y lo escandaloso. Soy un hombre feliz. Y voy a contarte el secreto de mi felicidad. Es muy sencillo. Amo a la humanidad. Amo el amor. Odio el odio. Intento comprender y aceptar.

  Jean Cocteau

  Hate, Simple, Men

  Jean Cocteau (1964). "Los diarios de Jean Cocteau"

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• Victor Hugo was a madman who thought he was Victor Hugo

  Jean Cocteau

  Locos

  Opium: The Diary of a Cure (1930)

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• En París, todo el mundo quiere ser actor; nadie se contenta con ser espectador.

  Jean Cocteau

  Paris, Actors, Want

  "Le Coq et l'Arlequin". Essay by Jean Cocteau, 1918.

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• The speed of a runaway horse counts for nothing.

  Jean Cocteau

  Sports, Wisdom, Horse

  Jean Cocteau (1926). “A call to order: written between the years 1918 and 1926 and including Cock and harlequin, Professional secrets, and other critical essays”, Haskell House Pub Ltd

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• My method is simple: not to bother about poetry. It must come of its own accord. Merely whispering its name drives it away.

  Jean Cocteau

  Simple, Names, Whispering

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• El cine sólo se convertirá en un arte cuando sus materiales sean tan baratos como el lápiz y el papel.

  Jean Cocteau

  Art, Raw Materials, Paper

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• Wealth is an inborn attitude of mind, like poverty. The pauper who has made his pile may flaunt his spoils, but cannot wear them plausibly.

  Jean Cocteau

  Attitude, Mind, May

  Jean Cocteau (1966). “The Holy Terrors (Les Enfants Terribles)”, p.85, New Directions Publishing

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• I'm not willing just to be tolerated. That wounds my love of love and of liberty.

  Jean Cocteau

  Liberty, Willing, Wounds

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• Elegance ceases to exist when it is noticed.

  Jean Cocteau

  Elegance, Cease

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• Cultivate everything the critics hated in your first work - that's what makes you unique.

  Jean Cocteau

  Unique, Firsts, Critics

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• Una película es una fuente petrificada de pensamiento.

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  Art, Gambling, Film

  Esquire magazine, February 1961.

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• Youth can only assert itself through the conviction that its ventures surpass all others and resemble nothing.

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  Venture, Youth, Conviction

  Jean Cocteau (2013). “The Difficulty of Being”, p.40, Melville House

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• Poetry is indispensable - if I only knew what for.

  Jean Cocteau

  Art, Poetry, Indispensable

  "The Necessity of Art". Book by Ernst Fischer, 1959.

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