As someone who got the absolute most out of themselves.

As one of a kind.

I think any of us will be lucky to be remembered at all.

Fondly and down the centuries. I think partly what drives writers to write is the yearning for immortality.

I look back on it with a sense of achievement at having been part of that tremendous process.

I want to give little Oliver as much daddy as I can while I’ve got strength. I want to make a movie. I’ve got a very strong movie in my head.

He’s been a total delight. So I now have a son of 41, a son of 40 and one of four.

I want to make a movie. I’ve got a very strong movie in my head. And I’ve spoken to some movie people and I’ve said, “If you say it’s no go, I’ll drop it.” They said — two different people — “Do the script.” So I’m encouraged enough to do that.

I’d been introduced to Freud through all this because I couldn’t understand why is it so difficult to be brave. There was something inside me that wanted to collaborate all the time with the people who wanted to destroy me, and I was searching for it, and I found there was a thing called the unconscious that everybody has. And you’ve got to be in touch with the unconscious to understand a lot of your behavior. And I read through volume after volume after volume of the collected works of Sigmund Freud.

It’s art that influenced me while I was in exile – Dumile Feni’s work.