I Didn't Really Buy Lps Or Go

Bob Glaudini, The Writer, He's A Wonderfully Talented Man And All His Plays And His Screenplays, They All Have Sense Of Something Bigger, Even Though You're Looking At Something Very Simple.

With "good Night, And Good Luck," I Think It's Kind Of Obvious What [truman Capote]'s Getting At There, And The Importance Of How It's Playing Out Today, That Is Journalism Doing, Are The Journalists Doing Their Job, Are They Being The Other Checks And Balances In Our Country That The Way That Obviously Edward R. Murrow Was Back Then.

Creating Anything Is Hard.

When You See The Carrot At The End Of The Stick, What Do You Do To Get It? These Kinds Of Things That Come Up, That Come Up In The Story Of Capote Writing "in Cold Blood," And When You See The Movie, You'll See What I'm Talking About.

The Ambition, The Drive, The Wanting To Be The Center Of Attention, The Wanting To Succeed... They're All Inside Me Somewhere.