"Mm. Isn't that the truth." Una, of all people, could appreciate the fluidity of one's character. She'd built her career on it, after all. Most of her careers.
She went behind the counter to try and persuade the coffeemaker to make some kind of decent pot of coffee. "I quit the theatre some time ago, myself," she said. "I told my friend Major Nye that I did it because I wanted something more substantial. Of course, from a certain point of view, everything I've done since is still acting of one form or another."
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Date: 2008-04-14 11:45 pm (UTC)She went behind the counter to try and persuade the coffeemaker to make some kind of decent pot of coffee. "I quit the theatre some time ago, myself," she said. "I told my friend Major Nye that I did it because I wanted something more substantial. Of course, from a certain point of view, everything I've done since is still acting of one form or another."