Parker Posey Quotes

It wasn’t a conventional home and felt more like a sleeve or a place I could be tiny in.

The Theater of the Absurd plays shared a point of view that life is absurd, pointless, meaningless—that words can’t help us, and the afterlife won’t help either, so live now and find something funny because it’s a waste of time trying to figure anything out since we’re all going to die anyway.

She doesn’t care for his movies and couldn’t care less about his personal life (she’s from the none-of-my-business generation), and was “a moldy fig” in her teen years—that’s what a group of particular jazz enthusiasts called themselves in Manhattan at that time; they liked Dixieland jazz, pure jazz, not the Duke Ellington stuff.

At one point he said I was a terrific actress and a complicated woman but that he didn’t want to see any of that in his movie.