Adolescents Believe That The World Belongs To The Living, Or More Particularly To Living People Their Age, So They Feel Within Their Rights If They Destroy The Canon Or Rewrite The Fairy Stories Or Act Like Red Guards.
Basically The Children Who Watch It Just See The Little Characters They Love, And So They're Not Discerning About Whether It Looks Great Or It's A Great Story Or Anything.
What's Wonderful About Into The Woods Is That You Have A Combination Of All The Most Famous Fairytales In This One Story.
My Personal Feeling Is That Audiences Are Crying Out For Stories They Can Invest In And Feel. I See A Lot Of Big Movies That Leave Me Feeling Rather Numb.
I Didn't Know Anything About Writers. It Never Occurred To Me They Were Regular People And That I Could Grow Up To Become One, Even Though I Loved To Make Up Stories Inside My Head.
I Always Had Stories Inside My Head And One Day I Just Decided To Start Writing Them Down. I Didn't Actually Decide.
I Don't Know Any Family That Doesn't Have A Story Somewhere. Besides, It You Didn't Have Those Things In Life, You'd Be So Bland.
The Short Story, I Should Point Out, Is Perforce A Labor Of Love In Today's Literary World; There's Precious Little Economic Incentive To Write One.
I Dreamed Of Being A Part Of The Stories—even Terrifying One, Even Horror Stories—because At Least The Girls In Stories Were Alive Before They Died.
