How Can You Look At The Galaxy

What You Do, Is You Gradually Become More And More Experienced, And More And More Realistic About Dramatic Tolerance, I.e. About How Long The Play Should Be.

You Step Forward And Make It Real For A Start. You Choose A Sensible Moment In History. Funnily Enough, England Was Bankrupt And The Moment Is The Death Of Richard The Lionheart... Richard Takes An Arrow In The Neck Collecting A Small Debt From A Small Castle On His Way Home From The Crusades Because He's Penniless.

I Think Going Into Space Would Be Like Going Deep Into The Ocean, Like 5,000 Meters Down. When You Go Down That Far, It's Just Awfully Black. There's Not Much There Except Mud And Some Particles. I Imagine Space Would Be A Similar Thing. The Only Difference Is You're Hoping To Bump Into Some Sort Of Intelligent Extraterritorial Being.

I Think There's Nothing Worse Than Inertia. You Can Inert And Study Your Navel And Gradually You'll Fall Off The Chair. I Think The Key Is To Keep Flying.

I Think Moviemakers Are Dramatists.