“In the end what you had was the present. It was all any living person had. The stories which accumulated about yourself and about others were the past, they were smoothed and refined in the telling, over and over. They became thinner, fainter, a shadow at your back as you pushed on. They would signify no more than the painted faces of saints. The present was where you had to live. The future called her on; it was free, but it was empty.”
Anthony Quinn was an American actor known for his versatility and acting prowess. Born on April 21, 1915, and passing away on June 3, 2001, Quinn starred in numerous films and stage productions. He is renowned for his performances in classics such as 'Roman Holiday' and 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?', for which he received Academy Award nominations. more
“Sometimes I spend money on things just to entertaining my creative.”
“when you got to visit the dead, sometimes you don't want to meet the living.”