I Don't Think My Parents

And If You Say A Word About This Over The Radio, The Next Wings You See Will Belong To The Flies Buzzing Over Your Rotting Corpse.

What You Really Need To Build A Character Is Exactly What You Don't Have In The Movies - Time. You Know, Movies Are Like A Line Drawing. You Have To Make Very Quick Decisions, Which Are, In The End Instinctive. Or You Make A Decision To Say "well, Maybe I Can Do That, Because... Oh, That Could Be Irritating After A While, Or Distracting, Etc. Etc." Some Of It Is A Matter Of Time, Always.

I Think 1973 Was The Nadir Of Fashion. When You Watch The Coverage From That Era, You're Struck By The Astonishing Ugliness Of The Clothes.

There's A Reason Screens Are Only This Thick.

I Was A Very Good Baseball And Football Player, But My Father Always Told Me I Was Much More Interested In How I Looked Playing Baseball Or Football Than In Actually Playing. There's Great Truth In That.