Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I'm not looking for ways to get rid of the few things that provide relief and comfort.

if she would tell people what she did, they would just go insane.

Well, you know, I just started flashing on-on-on death camps and secret police.

people will pay $10,000 in cash to be castrated...

And then I remember one incredibly dark night...

and I did a play of Alice.

and the moon and the sky and the stars...

and the two of them were fast asleep in each other's arms.

I usually don't, uh - like those quiet moments, you know.

seen me chompers since they were 0! my how you've grown you old wrinkled red riding hood cubs! i see that granny wolf took good care of you! my she's very wrinkly isn't she? she is dear she goes woo woo woo woo woo woof when she wakes up every morning!

have forced Debby to work three nights a week as a waitress.

So at random, I opened to another page...

You know, there's a sort of self-satisfied elitist paranoia that grows up -

and even if I were to accept the idea that there's just no way for anybody...

because when he comes out of that room, he psychically kills us...

It was just as if he had died in my living room.

Now, in a way that's - that's something like a theatrical improvisation.

my impulse, when Pentheus has been killed by his mother and the Furies...

“And so they exist in a state of schizophrenia...

It's absolutely wild.

I mean, you know, if you were a director working on a play by Chekhov...

I was resurrected, lifted out of the grave...

and your apartment is cold and you need to put on another blanket...

It was just as if nothing had happened. They were all making these jokes and laughing.

And we sang Polish songs and Greek songs...

but since I've come back home I've just been finding the world we're living in...

in their life they just live each moment by habit.

today I think there's a very fascistic thing under The Little Prince.

And she suddenly burst into tears because an aunt of hers who's 80...

Working on scenes from plays seemed ridiculous.

I mean, it may very well be that 10 years from now...

That's completely unpredictable.

I think we should do things.

I just don't have a clue how to pass this test.

He had a whole series of very simple exercises that he had invented...

I mean, you know, when you're young, you go out on dates all the time.

I just didn't want to do these things anymore, you know?

And these - What was it like? You know, this is the -

She didn't know anything about what I'd been going through.

I mean, I just can't imagine...

I mean, you know - I mean, occasionally, maybe...

and they shook me by my hands, and they thanked me very much...

because he really does feel that we're living in some kind of Orwellian nightmare now...

Not that I wanted to sit and have this dreary evening...

and the room was just filled with harsh white light.

I mean, he could not have known anything about me.

“and the inmates are the guards, and they have this pride in this thing they've built.

In other words, you were trying to discover what it would be like to live for certain moments...

The life of a playwright is tough.

It's one of the most ancient Tibetan symbols.

God. Well, tell me some of the other things you did with your group.

and The Times is delivered, you can read it.

it was almost overwhelming.

Do you want to hear my actual response?

but he was smiling malevolently at his friends, and I looked at that guy and I thought...

“They've built their own prison.

that trip is gonna be successful or unsuccessful...

I mean, it's really amazing. It's just unbelievable.

The whole point, really, I think...

Then in the next moment, you start to think about things:

and there was a full-page reproduction of the letter

because you really feel an impulse to do them...

You know, I really wonder if people such as myself are really not Albert Speer, Wally.

I mean, I have this picture of Chiquita that was taken when she -

You wouldn't think it would be so frightening. It's strange that we find it so frightening.

So she'd gone to the dictionary, and she'd crossed out the word “dominated”...

and we all need to live in these outposts.

and you're all trapped in the drawing room together.”

and then it just leaps out inappropriately.

I mean, look - look at something like that christening...

Where's that son?

as disgusting, childish treacle.

I heard that every night, he conducted something called a beehive.

In other words, you interrelate, and you don't know what the next moment will bring.

and I'm trying to share that, uh, with an audience.

and I was dancing with a girl...

You know, so - so, I mean, I'm feeling very raw right now.

And Björnstrand talks about the concept of “reserves” -

nothing to stand between him and the direct perception of mathematics.

The feeling of being mesmerized by someone's untrimmed nostril hair

I mean, you know, they know their own lives and relationships...

I mean, whether I'm by myself, or-or I'm-I'm with someone else...

we're just hiding the reality of ourselves from everybody else.

Now, of course, today -

where people sang and talked and meditated with plants.

Well, so he got to know the faun, and he got to know other fauns...

and that we would simply sing it over and over again.

Well, you know, I may be in a very emotional state right now, Wally...

Whereas, the things that you're talking about-

and culture and rational thinking.

I mean, there must have been periods when in order to give people...

But those are typical evenings for us.

at 8:00 a hundred strangers come into a room.”

And of course, Grotowski was there in the city too.

And then naked, again blindfolded, I was run through these forests...

You know, it may - it may be, Wally, that one of the reasons...

all sit around in a room and do a made-up scene that isn't in the play.

and, in a way, obscene.

where the wind goes out of the sails.

except to involve them in some kind of a strange, uh, christening in Poland...

and suddenly everything freezes.

And they end up feeling passive and impotent.

and become very thin and grown a beard.

when actors could be wearing gold and silver?

I mean - I mean, of course we all know, uh...

“and it may be very upsetting.

So each one of us prepared some sort of event for the others...

I mean, things don't affect people the way they used to.

and he told them all about Asia and the East and his monastery and everything.

In fact, he was the man who had first discovered me...

Well, in those days...

He wasn't really listening to the guy who was interviewing him...

And our schedule was that usually we'd start work around sunset...

created by a world totalitarian government based on money...

well, there, you know, when people come over in the evening for tea, nobody says anything.

when he went in and he looked at the arm...

Christ, that's quite a challenge.