Lang Quotes

I worked with a director on the very first episode of Savannah. His name was Richard Lang. He`s been in this business for God knows how long and he recently passed away. He`s an amazing man and touched me and taught me a lot.

I`m happy with it, but I didn`t sing it as well as I should have. I`ve had some problems with my voice over the last eight years that I haven`t talked about publicly. I had a healing process, and it`s a long story, and it goes back to what happened to me with `Celebrity Fit` , and a re-introduction in faith, I guess you`d say. Not to sound corny again, but my friend Johnny Lang and some of his friends put some hands together, and said a little prayer, and amazingly enough my voice is back to where it should be. I don`t want to get into saying anything I shouldn`t, or offending anybody, but my faith is restored, and I`m singing like I haven`t sung in probably seven years. I`ll probably be doing another record by the end of this year, and I`m going to properly release `Jabberwocky` , which is a project that I`ve put on the back burner for years, and some people have released crappy copies of it through the Internet, which they shouldn`t have, but they have. It`s hard to stop that stuff from getting out there. It`s never been mastered, or properly released, or the right versions of the songs and stuff, so I`m gonna release it properly. And, like I said, I`m writing a new record right now. I`m also gonna get involved in some acting this year. Whether that will be live acting, or television, or movies, I don`t know.

The films that influenced me the most, however, were Fritz Lang`s. When I saw Müde Tod, Der (1921), I suddenly knew that I too wanted to make movies. It wasn`t the three stories themselves that moved moved me so much, but the main episode--the arrival of the man in the black hat, whom I instantly recognized as Death, in a Flemish village, and the scene in the cemetery. Something about this film spoke to something deep in me; it clarified my life and my vision of the world. This feeling occurred whenever I saw a Lang movie, particular the `Nibelungen` movies, and Metropolis (1927).

First of all, wala naman nangyayari, tumatagal ng tumatagal, hanggang naghihirap na lang ang taongbayan (Nothing is happening, it is just getting prolonged and the people are suffering),