It Looks Different When You're

He's Too Nervous To Kill Himself. He Wears His Seat Belt In A Drive-in Movie.

[when You Write A Play] You Walk Into A Forest Without A Knife, Without A Compass. But . . . If You Have A Sense Of Geography, You Find That You're Clearing A Path And Getting To The Right Place.

I Don't Like Losing The Words, As You Have To, When I'm Asked To Turn A Play Into A Movie. It's Not A Matter Of Ego . . . I'm Just Better Able To Create The Character For An Audience Through Words Rather Than Through Actions.

I Never Write A Play With An Eye To Film.

Never Underestimate The Stimulation Of Eccentricity.