Hamlet And Victor Frankenstein Are Each Obsessed

Somehow I Know There Was Something So Right About My Doing Frankenstein And Taking So Long Over It That I've Probably Been Laying Some Ghost Inside Myself. It Was A Very Necessary Job For Me To Do, But It'll Take Some Time To Recover From It.

With People In Corsets You Need, An Hour And A Half In You Have To Give Somebody Something, You Have To Have Those Trays With A Little Bit Of Fruit Going Around Or Something Because You Get That Blood Sugar [dropping] Thing, So It's Curious Because That's In Your Mind At The Same Time As You're About To Say, 'i Think It's About The Humanity And The Depth Of Feeling And We Need To Feel [cinderella] Soul Expand And By The Way, More Cheese For The People In The Back.'

I Guess I've Done A Couple Of Boys-y Movies And On The Whole You Get Bracketed Into Things You've Just Done, So It Was An Imaginative Surprise From My Disney Family To Pull Me Out Of The Hat, As It Were In Cinderella.

If You've Been To Moscow, It's A Really Exciting And Great City, But It Still Feels Like You Should Be A Little Careful About Which Way You're Going To Step.

I Don't Think Hamlet Is Mad, Nor Is He Predisposed To Be A Gloomy Or Tragic Figure.