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Man Is A Little Bit Better Than His Reputation, And A Little Bit Worse

The Play Is The Source, It Is Orchestrated With Words. In A Movie, You Are Not Dealing With As Much As That. There Are Machines And Wires. When You're Acting For A Camera, It Keeps Taking And Never Giving Back.

You Sharpen The Human Appetite To The Point Where It Can Split Atoms With Its Desire; You Build Egos The Size Of Cathedrals; Fiber-optically Connect The World To Every Eager Impulse; Grease Even The Dullest Dreams With These Dollar-green, Gold-plated Fantasies, Until Every Human Becomes An Aspiring Emperor, Becomes His Own God... And Where Can You Go From There?

Sometimes You're Fighting Corporations And Forget That People Can Talk To Each Other.

[oscar Wilde's Salome Screenplay] Is Not Autobiographical In A Sense Where You Go To My House And See My Kids And Stuff Like That, But That's Why I Guess It's Semi-autobiographical.