Jean Paul Sartre Says In "no Exit"

Really Top-notch Directors, I've Often Worked With Them Just To See How They Work.

Whenever You Wonder About Yourself, Look Up At The Stars Swirling Around In The Heavens And Just Realize How Tiny And Puny They Are. They're Supposed To Be Gigantic Explosions And They're Just These Insignificant Little Dots. If You Step Back From Things Far Enough You Realize How Important And Powerful You Are.

I Try To Find Out What There Is In The Character That In A Way, You Can't Put Into Words. If I Could Put It Into Words, Then It Wouldn't Be A Performance. And If I Do Put It Into Words, As I Play It, I Start To Get Boxed In By Those Words.

For A While In My Teens, I Was Sure I Had It. It Was About Getting To Heaven. If Heaven Existed And Lasted Forever, Then A Mere Lifetime Spent Scrupulously Following Orders Was A Small Investment For An Infinite Payoff. One Day, Though, I Realized I Was No Longer A Believer, And Realizing That, I Couldn't Go Back.

How Can I Ever Hope To Communicate Something To You Unless I Get Signals Back From You That I'm On The Right Track Or That I've Started At Some Place That You're Familiar With?