There Are Moments When You

At Princeton I Wrote My Junior Paper On Virginia Woolf, And For My Senior Thesis I Wrote On Samuel Beckett. I Wrote Some About "between The Acts" And "mrs. Dalloway'' But Mostly About "to The Lighthouse." With Beckett I Focused, Perversely, On His Novels, "molloy," "malone Dies," And "the Unnamable." That's When I Decided I Should Never Write Again.

I Don't Mind Close-ups, I Like Them, But They're Kind Of Forceful - You See A Lot, You Get A Lot Of Information In A Close-up. There's Less Mystery.

I Don't Like Watching People Work If They're Making Art.

If Young Actors Ask Me Things, I Always Tell Them To Get On Set And Watch How It's Done. If You Can, Watch The People That You Like, How They Work.

The Critical Mind Is The Creative Mind.