Much Of Indian Science Seems

They Suggested I Should Introduce An Element Of Reincarnation In The Story. At First, I Thought That Was Silly. But Then, This Whole Time Dimension Began To Fascinate Me.

We're A Strange Animal, So Often Destroying What We Love For Selfish Ends, And Yet Tantalized By The Sense That There Are Other Choices If Only We Had Strength To Make Them. In The Politics Of 400 Years Ago, We Find The Same Questions We Battle With Today.

The Actor Is Concerned With His Own Bit Of It, But The Director's Somehow Trying To Work The Whole Thing Into A Much Bigger Picture. It's Like Conducting An Orchestra.

If The Movie's Well Made And It's About Things That Count, People Will Ultimately See The Depth In It.

The History Of The White Man In India Really Jumped Up And Bit Me In The Neck.