John Turturro on Nearly Robbing Someone to Practice for ‘The Only Living Pickpocket in New York,’ Fighting to Save His 2005 Musical ‘Romance & Cigarettes’ and the Knicks Championship

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“I had my hand, like, right, sort of almost in the bag,” he tells Variety . “But then I felt like, well, then I would have to give it back, and I could get arrested.” That is about as far as the star of “ The Only Living Pickpocket in New York ” was willing to take his homework, which he did under Apollo Robbins, the sleight-of-hand artist Turturro describes as part concert pianist, part psychologist.

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The rest of the practice happened on set, where he spent the shoot lifting things off the crew and occasionally getting caught. “The whole idea is that you don’t feel it,” he says.

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Turturro, who has been a caretaker and a guardian himself, says the restraint is the point. “When someone goes for your jugular, sometimes you can recoil,” he says.

“But when someone opens their heart up and offers it to you, it allows you space to enter.” It has been a strange and lovely year for him. The Knicks fan who fell for the 1969-70 and 1973 teams watched his franchise finally win another championship, and he is still shaking his head about it.

He is 69 and looks a decade or two younger. Turturro is the only person in this awards conversation who has won best actor at Cannes, earned Emmy nominations for “The Night Of” and the Apple TV sci-fi drama “Severance” and never once heard his name read on Oscar nominations morning.

“That’s the cherry on top of the cake,” he says of the accolades. “That’s not why you do it.” Turturro has a screenplay of Philip Roth’s “Sabbath’s Theater” waiting for people brave enough to make it.

And he is still chasing the film he has wanted to make for years, an adaptation of Susan Sheehan’s Pulitzer Prize-winning “Is There No Place on Earth for Me?,” a book about mental illness and the families it splinters that he knows, he says, “really well personally.” “As you get older, time is precious,” he says. “I believe in the audience, and I believe in the y

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