Parker Posey

Now more as an artist. And you're just kind of like, but this is such a powerful medium. I don't understand why... more as being on the screen. If the arts are going to be subsidized in New York, is it going to be the apex of creativity? Then what can we make to form something that will be that and will hold that for our playwrights, for our writers who are born to tell, that have that soul?

And I've read enough scripts and I've seen enough plays to know that there is that divine spark when you read something that is like our town or something that is so... And, you know, we used to be a culture that aimed toward that. And I hope, you know, I'm an optimist. Like, I will be that, you know, to Moscow, to Moscow, Chekhov character till the day I die. Right.

And I've read enough scripts and I've seen enough plays to know that there is that divine spark when you read something that is like our town or something that is so... And, you know, we used to be a culture that aimed toward that. And I hope, you know, I'm an optimist. Like, I will be that, you know, to Moscow, to Moscow, Chekhov character till the day I die. Right.

And I've read enough scripts and I've seen enough plays to know that there is that divine spark when you read something that is like our town or something that is so... And, you know, we used to be a culture that aimed toward that. And I hope, you know, I'm an optimist. Like, I will be that, you know, to Moscow, to Moscow, Chekhov character till the day I die. Right.

I believe in, you know, being in Thailand for so long and coming back to America was so inspiring. I mean, everyone, I'm like, ugh, you know, I'm like, this country and these people and these trees and this nature, like, do you know how lucky we are? Right. We kind of like shape up in like this way that has been so. Amen.

I believe in, you know, being in Thailand for so long and coming back to America was so inspiring. I mean, everyone, I'm like, ugh, you know, I'm like, this country and these people and these trees and this nature, like, do you know how lucky we are? Right. We kind of like shape up in like this way that has been so. Amen.

I believe in, you know, being in Thailand for so long and coming back to America was so inspiring. I mean, everyone, I'm like, ugh, you know, I'm like, this country and these people and these trees and this nature, like, do you know how lucky we are? Right. We kind of like shape up in like this way that has been so. Amen.

Is that too much tooting my horn? I love that. Are you kidding?

Is that too much tooting my horn? I love that. Are you kidding?

Is that too much tooting my horn? I love that. Are you kidding?

No, because you're just all learning about, you know, you're changing and you're like, I mean, I think I could have been easier on myself. I think I could have not worked so hard. And I could have deserved more.

No, because you're just all learning about, you know, you're changing and you're like, I mean, I think I could have been easier on myself. I think I could have not worked so hard. And I could have deserved more.

No, because you're just all learning about, you know, you're changing and you're like, I mean, I think I could have been easier on myself. I think I could have not worked so hard. And I could have deserved more.

Yes, that's right.

Yes, that's right.

Yes, that's right.

That was a lie. A mime trainer? That was a total lie.

That was a lie. A mime trainer? That was a total lie.

That was a lie. A mime trainer? That was a total lie.

God, I was like... I had to put a resume and... Yeah, I'm a fan. I saw Marcel Marceau in New York, like on his 80th birthday perform. And I cried my face off.