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I Would Like To Grow Less Afraid Of Dying. I Am Infinitely Less Afraid Today Than I Was 15 Or 25 Years Ago. I Was Most Afraid Of Dying When I Was 33, Because I Come From A Catholic Family.

I Am Not A Hugely Religious Person, But I Believe That There Is A Oneness With Everything. And Because There Is This Oneness, It Is Possible That My Mother Is The Principal Reason For My Life.

We Suffer Pain, We Hang Tight To Hope, We Nurture Expectations, We Are Plagued Occasionally By Fears, We Are Haunted By Defeats And Unrealized Hopes . . . The Hoplessness Of Which I Speak Is Not Limited.

An Appreciable Number Of Directors Have Shifted To Lower-cost Films, Allowing Them To Be Satisfied With A More Modest Return.

I'm Going To Quit Writing.