I Choose To Think Of Tv Audience

I Don't Believe In Reincarnation. That's A Cop-out. . . . I Anticipate Death Will Be A Totally Unconscious Void In Which You Float Through Eternity With No Particular Consciousness Of Anything.

If You Have The Temerity To Try To Dramatize A Theme That Involves Any Particular Social Controversy Currently Extant. . . Then You're In Deep Trouble.

Personally, My Daughter's Wedding Gave Me A Tremendous Pleasure. And The Wedding Was A Radiant Event And I Enjoyed It. I Was Afraid I'd Cry. I'm Given To Crying At Odd Times, And I Was Very Much Afraid Of The Emotionalism Of That Moment, But I Didn't Even Come Close To Crying.

In Terms Of Screenwriting Adaptations It's Trying To Cut Out Stuff That's Extraneous, Without Doing Damage To The Original Piece, Because You Owe A Debt Of Some Respect To The Original Author. That's Why It Was Bought.

The Major Difference Frequently Is In Time. The Motion Picture, For Example, Gives You Considerably More Freedom Of Expression Than Does The Confined Thirty-minute Television Show. But In Essence, They're Not That Dissimilar.