Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

so he thought the ordinary rules of life didn't apply to him either.

with-with-with this starving person in Africa somewhere...

is like saying that, uh, a tree ought to be able to live without branches or roots.

and when I call him Jimmy, then he becomes a child, and I'm an adult...

He said, “Well, a beehive is...

uh, my God, I'm going to be revealed.

that creates this boredom that we see in the world now...

or we're going to, uh, carry out the garbage...

she thought she'd traveled a greater distance...

Because if it's all meaningless...

loving The Little Prince.

how to keep things living.

Really, like the Norwegian telling the same stories over and over again.

I mean, I really feel that everything I've done...

we can take invisible space journeys to these different planets...

One was André Breton, another was André Derain...

I mean, I really wasn't up for that sort of thing.

Because the great danger, he felt, for him...

And it is today.

I think there's nothing that different, in a certain way.

André, now, how can you say something like that?

Because I really do believe that if you're just living mechanically...

what's the difference whether you accept the fortune cookie...

and they rip him to shreds and I guess cut off his head -

well, that really is something to strive for, I think, I really do.

I think that not only is there nothing more real about Mount Everest...

- You know, Hitler's architect, Albert Speer? - What?

He wrote children's books.

“but if you'd follow my advice, you'd put it in a hole in the ground...

and I didn't have the guts to be Billie Holiday either.

automatically makes perceiving reality a very low priority...

Then last night actually, you know, it was our 20th wedding anniversary...

That was why I was such a work junkie.

There's a sexual conquest to be made. There are different questions.

These evenings are really like sort of sickly dreams...

by which they'll set aside a special patch of vegetables just for the insects...

and there's one thing that's for sure about death -

Roc was a wonderful man.

as well as my most valued colleague in the theater.

and that every action of ours in life...

carrying out the responsibilities, doing the errands...

I mean, if you're living with somebody in one little room...

whom she's very fond of, went into the hospital for a cataract, which was solved.

to have personal happiness now...

And I mean, of course, if you're really alive inside...

Well, there was certainly a center missing in the house at the time.

Anyway, we were out in the country, and we all went to Christmas mass together.

And then I threw the teddy bear to him, and he gave it suck at his breast.

or the fact that the shirt goes well with the tan.

But the biggest event was three of the people...

When you see a terrorist on television, he looks just like a terrorist.

And she said, “What is that? That's awful.” I said, “It's a flag.”

Now, now, you may not feel that at all. You may just find that totally absurd.

when the character played by Ingrid Bergman had said...

You know, those medieval gates. They would just walk away.

but in this case, you are the character.

and I couldn't hear anything anybody said.”

I mean, I really think of myself quite smugly.

“40 Jewish women who speak neither English nor French -

people said that it was like seeing light on stage, or mist...

So you know, we were talking about hospitals.

I was out in the country, walking in a field...

And since you wouldn't treat Helen, the icebox...

I mean, in a way, I felt on stage.

The faun was very surprised because fauns have always been able to see people...

I'd found nothing.

that somehow we're just not aware of?

Are there other people in the world who are cold?

But when I tried to put my right hand in the flame, I couldn't hold it there for a second.

Now, here's another person who's existing in a dream.

I've lived in this city all my life.

“where the camp has been built by the inmates themselves...

Then my mother died.

and, uh, Grotowski and I were walking along Fifth Avenue and we were talking.

I mean, really, if you start living each moment?

But the psychic part of the community wanted it to serve another function as well...

And then he went into his pocket, and he took out a seed for a tree...

And the children found him amazing.

and her hair turning gray in front of my eyes.

would have just been embarrassed to have even seen some of these plays.

You see - You see, I've seen a lot of death in the last few years, Wally...

and immediately he'd be playing with these children...

Yeah. Of course, personally, I-l just, uh -

and you know, and if you go in one moment, and you see the person's dying...

- Oh. - Yes. Thank you.

I'd been rather surprised, because André's taste used to be very ascetic...

So, the problem was - 'cause it needed a massive kind of roof-

I know people who are involved with the theater who go to see things now that-

that was written in the cookie factory several years ago and in no way refers to me.

and I got a fortune cookie that said “Don't go”...

I grabbed him by the collar, and I said, “Listen, about this beehive.

You know, I could hear his laugh - the pain in that laugh, the hollowness.

in ones and twos and 10s and 15s and what have you.

and that everything that you hear now contributes to turning you into a robot.

There wasn't a street there wasn't a building...

And when I was talking to, uh, Gustav Björnstrand...

we're only allowed to express our feelings, uh...

that four or five people linking their arms couldn't get their arms around the trees.

Something like that.

I mean, I sort of feel, uh, I'm not sleeping quite in the same way.

I mean, on the contrary, this incredible emphasis that we all place now...

And then at one point, people were dancing...

Things just very rarely go haywire now.

I mean, I could not make that creature disappear.

is that I think it's quite possible to do all sorts of things...

that would somehow solve everything.

and children pushing their parents out of windows.

but you know, very few people ever see them.

- Huh. - Things like that.

- Yes, sir. - Ah, sir, my name is Wallace Shawn.

Oh, yes, I-I went to India in the spring, Wally...

into another kind of perception...

Well, it isn't that strange.

And the purpose of this underground...

That makes you nervous.

Must have been left there for about an hour.

because people are talking in symbols.

There's nothing they can do.

are all trying to live up to someone's fantasy...

who's committing a kind of familial murder...

or we did, 'cause I-l worked on this building -

Some kind of language between people that is a new kind of poetry...

to come to the conclusion that there's no way to wake people up anymore...

because we do so many things every day that affect us in ways...

I mean, the buildings just shine.

of my trying to do these incredibly painful prostrations that they do in the monastery.

And it was one of those - one of those awful, dreary Catholic churches on Long Island...

I mean, I don't even know how to begin to describe this.

I mean, I was just treated, uh, in the nicest sense of the word...

And the man who designed it had never designed anything in his life.

You know, in the sexual act there's that moment of complete forgetting...

I got quite crazy, as a matter of fact.

“Well, you may feel low and you might not be able to create a play right now...

Now, I don't know why, but there's something wrong with it. It stinks.

Now, do you think maybe we live in this dream world...

That was why I felt that every play that I did was a matter of my life or my death.

and suddenly you understand everything.