I Know That I Am One And

When I Was First Exposed To The Films Of Ingmar Bergman, I Found Them Frank And Disturbing Portraits Of The World We Live In, But That Was Not Something That Displeased Me. They Were Beautiful. I Thought People Would Respond To My Plays The Way I Responded To Bergman's Films.

But Because We've All Been Readers, We Know What The Experience Is Like, And We Hope That What Certain Writers Have Given To Us, We Will Give To Someone.

In My Early 20s, I Studied History And Politics, And I Really Thought That Perhaps I Would Devote My Life To That.

I Never Planned To Be An Actor. It Turned Out I Could Make A Living Doing It.

I Grew Up In A Very Polite Family, And I Suppose My Parents Were Both Very Polite, And From The Time I Was A Young Boy, I Suspected That There Were Passions Seething Underneath And Not Being Mentioned, And That Was Something That Came To Preoccupy Me. Somehow I Had Some Drive To Write Down What People Might Really Be Thinking.