I'm Trying To Write Something In Which

As You Write Plays, You Discover What You Believe. And Until You Know What You Believe, You Can't Write A Play.

An Inability To Handle Language Is Not The Same Thing As Stupidity.

. . . It Is True That Language And Forward Movement In The Cinema Are Jolly Hard To Reconcile. It's A Very, Very, Difficult Thing To Do. . . . There Is Still A Place In The Cinema For Movies That Are Driven By The Human Face, And Not By Explosions And Cars And Guns And Action Sequences . . . There's Such A Thing As Action And Speed Within Thought Rather Than Within A Ceaseless Milkshake Of Images.

In Those Days, The Early 1980s, Tv And Film Were Interchangeable.

One Of The Things I Find About Getting Older Is That I Seem To Get Louder, More Voluble; That I Constantly Have To Walk Around Repressing My Vitality.