From 1940 To About 1960, I Had

I Always Sympathized With The People Who Did Work For Hire; I Was One Of Them.

I'm Not That Familiar With Andrew Garfield, But If The Powers That Be Chose Him, I'm Sure He'll Be Good.

I've Written So Many Things Over The Years That I Don't Want To Go Back To Being Just A Scriptwriter. I'm In What I Consider To Be The Enviable Position Of All I Have To Do Is Come Up With The Idea And Write An Outline That Makes It Seem Like It's A Viable Idea That Will Interest People, And Then Other People Write The Scripts -- And I Become The Executive Producer Or The Producer, Depending On How Much Involvement I Have, And I Get A Creative Credit And Then Move On To The Next Project.

In The Entertainment Industry All That Anybody Wants To Do Whether It's Music Or Stories Or Dancing Or Comedy Or Whatever, They Want To Entertain The Public. And They Do It Any Way They Can. Sometimes They Concentrate Simply On Entertaining People And They Don't Care What Message They Are Giving.

Quality. That's The First Word, The One Word That Comes To Mind When I Think Of The Books Published By Abrams. In A World Where So Many Companies Are Willing To Cut Corners, To Do Things The Easy Way In Order To Enhance The Bottom Line, It's Gratifying To Know That There's One Company That Obviously Takes Such Pride In Its Finished Product, One Company That Can Always Be Counted On To Design And Produce A Book That Is, Itself, As Much A Work Of Art As The Illustrations On Its Pages.