New York is the star of the film
	The Anita Pallenberg Story features professionals in the fine art community - artists, critics, curator our location is Manhattan and most of our cast members are New Yorkers - all of us, however, having been born and raised elsewhere. I would even suggest that our own narcissism as New Yorkers - for we are very egoistic, as emotionally attached to our city as the French are to their language - explains why it was so easy to assemble the cast. We take it for granted that we are special, and that the rest of the world, wherever that is, is curious to see and know us. Living in New York we are, in a sense, already living in a movie, breathing in a myth, sustaining ourselves on fantasies, manipulating the plot, believing against all realities in happy endings. The casting on Anita Pallenberg is an integral aspect of both the process and the form of the movie. The cast predates the script: we couldn't write anything until we knew who was playing whom. There's a sense in which the cast was 'curated' more than 'cast': we chose artists based on their artwork - but we wanted them, not their art products.
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	Cosima von Bonin as Anita Pallenberg
	Nicole Eisenman as Keith Richards
	Gavin Brown as Andrew Loog Oldham
	Chuck Nanney as Kenneth Anger
	Steven Parrino as Hell's Angel
	Rainer Ganahl as the Vogue Photographer
	Ghada Amer as a Rolling Stone Reporter
	Stephanie Theobald as Julie Burchill
	Aaron Cobett as Aaron, the Band's Make-Up Artist
	Lucas Michael as François de Menil
	Colin de Land as Robert Fraser
	Clarissa Dalrymple as Tony Sanchez, the Band's Drugdealer
	Patterson Beckwith as David Bowie
	Peter Norton as the Pizza Delivery Boy
	John Yau as John Yau
	Yvonne Force as a groupie
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