You Know, I Haven't Written As Much

I Wrote My First Play At The Age Of 10, 55 Years Ago, And I've Always Found It A Fantastic Relief To Imagine I Know What Things Would Be Like From The Point Of View Of Other Individuals And To Send Out Signals From Where I Actually Am Not. Playwrights Never Need To Write From The Place Where They Are.

I'm Trying To Write Truthfully About Life, And Naturalism, Or The Way People Normally Talk In Movies, Is A Convention. The Way I Write Is About Life And Is Quite Truthful, And There Is A Kind Of Brutal Side To The Relationship, And To The Feelings, That Makes It Somewhat Painful, But I Think It's A Very Intense Portrait Of The Relationship Of Two People. And A Bit About What People Feel Like When They're Alone, Because It All Takes Place In One Day, And During The Day, They Spend A Lot Of Time Alone In Their Different - You Get To Imagine What Their Fantasy Lives Are Like.

I Don't Happen To Have A Sense Of Humor Personally, So I Don't Know What's Funny About A Character... This Happens To Be A Feature Of My Life Generally.

The Life Of An Actor Can Be Very Enviable.

The Actor's Role In The Community Is Quite Unlike Anyone Else's. Businessmen, For Example, Don't Take Their Clothes Off Or Cry In Front Of Strangers In The Course Of Their Work. Actors Do.