Morrissey believed "Every movie I've ever made says the same thing... They all find comedy in people trying to live their lives without any rules," showcasing his unique storytelling approach.
Morrissey's career was defined by his ability to merge his Catholic upbringing with transgressive themes, creating a distinct narrative style that explored the lives of outcasts.
Morrissey was pivotal in refining Warhol's cinematic language, bringing narrative structure to iconic films like My Hustler and Chelsea Girls, capturing the essence of counterculture.
His films explored gritty subjects, portraying hustlers and drug addicts in a way that was both provocative and tender, revealing an unvarnished look at human existence.
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