   By Jerry Portwood   We recently sat down with director Steven
Soderbergh and his younger brother, Charley Soderbergh (a
hairstylist in Atlanta), for a free-ranging interview to discuss
their childhood growing up in Louisiana, memories of Liberace,
and why Steven made his gayest movie ever, Beyond the
Candelabra. Here are a series of outtakes from the interview
that explain his "early retirement" as well as why Lee (as
Liberace was known to friends) remains an important cultural
touchstone that will appeal to a new generation.  Why Candelabra
is like Valley of the Dolls...  Fellow filmmakers ask, 'Why
would you want to watch something that isn't great? And are you
making fun of it?' I don't understand why you wouldn't want to
watch Valley of the Dolls. I'm like, 'Man you're missing out. I
don't know what to say.' It's a good evening! I'm not a snob; I
like a lot of different kinds of movies, that's why I've made a
lot of different kinds of movies. And in some ways Candelabra
was an opportunity to sort of ma