I Like Very Much To Do Movies.

All You Have Is The Writer's Imagination. You Have A Very Limited Time To Take This Imaginary Person And Bring The Details Of Their Life, As You Perceive Them, To Life. You Attempt To Do To That As Fully And As Vibrantly As You Can. It's Depressing To Read How Much You've Failed. And It's Not Even Particularly Instructive Or Necessary To Read How You Succeeded Because In The End Don't You Have To Judge That?

My Father Was A Very Contradictory Man. I Mean, Most Environmentalists In America In The 1950s - Of Which There Were Hardly Any - Were Not... Paratroopers. But My Father Was In The 82nd Airborne, It Was Just Like That.

Imagine How Asleep Or Utterly Unperceptive And Clueless You Would Have To Be Not To See Yourself As Absurd For The Most Part.

There's No Worse Feeling In The World Than Realizing The Play You've Directed Doesn't Work.

There's A Reason Screens Are Only This Thick.