By transforming the collision of people and ideas into provocative stories, Britain's hottest dramatist has reinvigorated the theater with plays that are not only compelling and enigmatic, but successful at the box office. Ally Sheedy and Jason Priestley spill. Rupert on royal dysfunction, Kate on connubial bliss. John Cleese develops a sitcom. I just love it when Rupert Everett gets nasty.
Nobody does it better.
They're extremely arrogant and determined not to move into the 20th century. I love that. I love being the wife on his arm. Amy Reiter Amy Reiter's column appears daily on the People site, Monday through Friday. Maybe Winslet and the Queen should take lessons in embracing the next century from a few other well-known folks.