• gq: Sam Shepard Thinks Safe House Could Have Been Better In a rare interview, Sam Shepard talked about his unpredictable film choices, his rejection of memoir-writing and web-browsing, and his work with the think tank at the Santa Fe Institute. The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright also explained why he hasn’t written more screenplays, and why he’s never worked with that other great icon of American Westerns, Clint Eastwood. GQ: Do you use the Internet at all? Sam Shepard: No, I don’t have a computer. I don’t have an Internet, I don’t have the e-mail, I don’t have any of that shit. I do have a phone. GQ: And your kids let you get away with not having e-mail?  Sam Shepard: Oh, yeah. They just kind of laugh at me, like I fell off the horse a long time ago.  I don’t have an Internet. This is important. view full

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    Sam Shepard Thinks Safe House Could Have Been Better

    In a rare interview, Sam Shepard talked about his unpredictable film choices, his rejection of memoir-writing and web-browsing, and his work with the think tank at the Santa Fe Institute. The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright also explained why he hasn’t written more screenplays, and why he’s never worked with that other great icon of American Westerns, Clint Eastwood.

    GQ: Do you use the Internet at all?

    Sam Shepard: No, I don’t have a computer. I don’t have an Internet, I don’t have the e-mail, I don’t have any of that shit. I do have a phone.

    GQ: And your kids let you get away with not having e-mail? 

    Sam Shepard: Oh, yeah. They just kind of laugh at me, like I fell off the horse a long time ago.

     I don’t have an Internet.

    This is important.

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