I Remember When We Were Doing The

I Went To Work And Did A Lot Of Homework About What Was Wrong With Me

The Studios Still Had Development Programs For Young People. Because You Weren't Talking About The Budgets Of Small Nations The Way You Are Now When You Make A Movie. There Was A Lot More Freedom To Fail.

I Do Remember When I First Read The Script Of The 92 In The Shade. I Was In The House At Nicholas Beach, And That Gang Was Starting To Break Up, And I Read This Terribly Well-written Dialogue, Not Figuring Out That Films Are About Structure And The Thing Was Totally Unstructured, And I Thought, "who Is This Writer? God, He's Great."

Being Pretty Crazy While Being Chased By The National Enquirer Is Not Good. The British Tabloids Were The Worst.

It Was A Wonderful Time To Be Young. The 1960s Didn't End Until About 1976. We All Believed In Make Love, Not War. We Were Idealistic Innocents, Despite The Drugs And Sex.