I'd Met Sharon Tate At The Cannes

When The Prisoner Is Brought Down From Death Row He Steps From The Elevator Directly Into A "holding" Room That Adjoins The Witness Room. There Are Two Cells In This "holding" Room, Two, In Case It's A Double Execution. They're Ordinary Cells, Just Like This One, And The Prisoner Spends His Last Night There Before His Execu­tion In The Morning, Reading, Listening To The Radio, Playing Cards With The Guards.

Life Is A Moderately Good Play With A Badly Written Third Act.

Great Fury, Like Great Whisky, Requires Long Fermentation.

You Can Love Somebody Without It Being Like That. You Keep Them A Stranger, A Stranger Who's A Friend.

I Hated Hemingway. I Liked Faulkner But He Was A Bore.