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Spike Lee: 我并不喜欢演戏，但我因为在《She's Gotta Have It》中饰演Mars Blackman而意外走红，并因此与Nike合作，改变了我的生活轨迹。我的成长经历与布鲁克林息息相关，我在不同的街区生活过，童年时期在街头玩耍的快乐时光至今难忘。我的父亲是一位杰出的爵士乐手，他的坚持原则影响了我的价值观，但同时也导致了家庭经济的困难。他坚持不演奏电贝斯，这让我体会到艺术家的生活并不总是诗情画意的。我的父亲的音乐才华和人脉关系对我产生了深远的影响，并帮助了我事业的起步。搬到以非裔美国人为主的Fort Greene社区后，我的生活发生了积极的变化，但我童年时期的严格管教也给我留下了深刻的印象。我在南方度过的童年夏令营的经历，以及母亲对我的艺术熏陶和电影启蒙，都塑造了我今天的艺术风格。
Terry Gross: 对谈中，Terry Gross 与 Spike Lee 就其电影作品、成长经历、家庭背景以及对艺术的理解进行了深入探讨，并对 Spike Lee 的电影创作理念和人生经历表示赞赏。
Deep Dive
Spike Lee discusses his upbringing in Brooklyn, his transition from a predominantly Italian-American neighborhood to a predominantly Black neighborhood, and the impact of these experiences on his artistic vision. He also talks about his early exposure to the arts through his parents, his father's career as a jazz musician, and his mother's influence on his love for cinema.
- Spike Lee grew up in Brooklyn, first in Cobble Hill and later in Fort Greene.
- His family was the first Black family to move to Cobble Hill.
- His father was a jazz musician who played with prominent artists like Bob Dylan and Peter, Paul and Mary.
- His mother introduced him to a wide range of cultural experiences, including Broadway plays and films like Mean Streets by Martin Scorsese.
- Lee's early exposure to diverse cultural influences and his experiences growing up in Brooklyn played a significant role in shaping his artistic sensibilities and the themes explored in his films.
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