David Robinson

Bracing oneself up to the anguish of committing oneself to a subject before the greater anguish of making it can lead to an extruded artistry that is meager in quantity and not always flawless in quality. Show less «

There was never anything quite like movie stars before, except Gods and Goddesses; and even Gods and Goddesses lacked the special fascination of the stars, the piquant dual existence of the vulnerable, mortal and often tortured human being which cowers within the splendid and immortal presence. Show less «