I Turned Down A Lot Of Films

I Found That Speaking Live To People, Young People, About What I Liked And What Had Been Happening To Me Was Very Good For Me. I Was Quite Overtaken By Success And Fame. I Was One Of Those Types Who Responded To It In A Negative Way. It Was Not Easy.

I Destroy The Painting As Soon As I Can See What It Is. When I Can Make Out Something In It, I Destroy It Because It's No Longer Coming From My Unconscious.

I Personally Think If You're Given Four Months Instead Of Four Weeks On A Play, With The People Who Want To Work That Way, The Play Will Invariably Be Different And Stronger, And Much More Fulfilling And Richer On All Counts. There's No Doubt In My Mind About It.

It Was A Compromise. There Was A Sense That I Could Write My Own Memoirs, And Larry [grobel] Would Help Me Down The Line, Or Maybe Not, Maybe He Was Too Close To Me.

I Turned Down A Lot Of Films Before I Made My First One. I Knew That It Was Time For Me To Get Into Movies.