I Went Back To The Stage Because

I' Ve Won Awards. And They Didn't Make Me Feel Bad Winning Them. They Made Me Feel Pretty Good. But It Also Did Not Make Me Feel Bad Not Winning The Academy Award.

[salomaybe] Is My Presentation, My Vision Of The World. Not So Much To Satisfy The Audience At Large.

Great Directors Can Understand The Staging In Such A Way That Can Make A Scene Come Alive. Others Have A Certain Way Of Pacing The Scene.

My Dad Was In The Army. World War Ii. He Got His College Education From The Army. After World War Ii He Became An Insurance Salesman. Really, I Didn't Know My Dad Very Well. He And My Mother Split Up After The War. I Was Raised By My Maternal Grandmother And Grandfather, And By My Mother.

Failure's Relative. I've Always Felt, Even Early On, If I Lose The Freedom To Fail, Something's Not Right About That. It's How You Treat Failure, Too. There's Something To Learn From It. I've Had Movies That Have Failed Colossally, So You Kind Of Analyze Your Failures: What Kind Of Failure Was It? A Failure Because It's Misunderstood By Others? A Failure Because You Misunderstood It Yourself?