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Everything Has Changed. An Interview Has Become Such A Confrontational Thing. It Makes You Very Defensive.

It's Funny, This Thing About Happiness. It's A Commodity That Was Imported From America In The Fifties. I See Myself Simply As Living My Life. . . . I Feel It's Pushing Your Luck To Define How Happy You Are.

I Maintain The Rather Old-fashioned View That This Is My Work And It's In The Public Arena, But That Doesn't Entitle Everyone To Know What Happened At Home Before Coming Here.

Roman's Wife Sharon Tate Had Been Murdered By Charles Manson The Year Before, But Roman Had Been Through So Much Leaving The Warsaw Ghetto That He Was Very Strong And Private.

I'm Often Asked If I Regret Not Going To Hollywood. I'm Glad I Didn't Go, Because If I Had I Wouldn't Have My Extended Family, Which Is The Fabric Of My Life. Only Recently Have I Realised How Special And Unusual It Is.