Making It Through The Night

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He isn't completely done scrambling. Undeterred by a fresh crop of film offers, he's now preparing to write a novel. ''The best material may be right in front of my nose,'' he says. ''My wife's always wanting me to write my life down. We sit around like Othello and Desdemona and I charm her with my tales. I think I might do it. We'll see. Someone once said to me, 'You may not write the great novel, but you sure have lived it.'''

Originally posted Sep 25, 1998 Published in issue #451 Sep 25, 1998 Order article reprints

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