My Dinner with Andre

00:00:07 MY DINNER WITH ANDRE

00:06:23 the character played by Ingrid Bergman had said, "I could always live in my art, but never in my life."

00:10:54 or young women who love the theater but have never seen a theater that they could love, and if

00:15:10 Well, I was terrified, Wally. I mean, in a way I felt on stage. I did it anyway.

00:19:31 So Grotowski said: "If it burns, try to change some little thing in yourself."

00:24:16 Now that's very frightening, because with that comes an immediate awareness of death.

00:29:48 and there were palm trees moving in the wind;

00:34:29 I could not make that creature go away.

00:39:23 and I heard about this community, in Scotland, called Findhorn

00:44:06 and there were all these naked bodies huddling together for warmth against the cold.

00:48:59 It was just as if he had died in my living room

00:53:21 I don't think we're even aware of ourselves or our own reaction to things

00:57:56 Or people will be talking about some horrible thing like

01:02:28 And one day, when he was in his mid-fifties

01:06:56 It's a difficult environment! I mean, our lives are tough enough as it is

01:11:18 that I'm sort of sharing this stage with this starving person in Africa somewhere

01:15:54 well, there was an example of something that had all the elements of theater:

01:20:13 'cause he never knows where he's gonna be tomorrow!

01:25:17 was how to have a roof that would stay on the building

01:30:29 You found the hand print in the book, and there were three Andrés

01:35:12 were probably a reaction against a certain oppressive kind of knowledge

01:39:31 Is your marriage still a marriage? Is the sacramental element there?

01:44:35 I mean, if you felt like walking out on the person you live with, you'd walk out.

01:49:58 Subtitle operator: LUCI DINCÃ