Tom Stoppard interview (1995)

Tom Stoppard describes his writing process, why he likes writing for the theater, and his latest play "Arcadia."
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[@adrianmichaelkelly277]

I always come to a Charlie Rose interview for the guest, never for Rose himself, and usually fail to endure because of Rose himself, never the guest. I cannot think of another interviewer who enjoyed so much success while remaining so thoroughly dense.

[@SamuelDaram]

Another treat, this time with Sir Tom Stoppard. Thanks David Vaipan.

[@douglasmilton2805]

Probably a bit late now but the Tom Stoppard in this interview seems just born to play Oscar Wilde !

[@Modmansf]

Many distinctions made here including the relevant differences between the informal off-camera conversations Stoppard and Rose have where, because they know each other well enough that there's a shorthand understanding that doesn't require a thought's completion versus the obviously greater effort needed to "play" to the larger unseen audience.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

"Plays are the people who write ✍ them" 😊

[@agenieshuvalova2299]

Hi this is a great interview! It's like they are dancing tango, though the journalist sometimes loose the lead and actually it's Sir Tom who is a true dancer - he knows how to round off the occasional clumsiness of his partner. But they make a lovely couple anyway. Could you please tell who is the journalist?

[@ErikvonStrongber]

Charlie Rose

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Nowww ...if Tom were drinking a glass of bourbon ...and Charlie, a glass of gin & tonic ...watch the conversation get more, and more, interesting 😁🍹🥂

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Art? "Just do it" ...and it will tell you what your best suited for 🍇🍒🍋

[@SorenHume]

Charlie Rose is lost

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Tradução de verbete de David Thomson sobre Stoppard: magiadoreal.blogspot.com/2022/10/o-dicionario-biografico-de-cinema153.html