He got bored so quickly with things. He loved preparing the play and playing it for maybe two or three weeks. But he couldn't go on. He was in love with money, too. So he went back to Hollywood, where it was supposedly more profitable.
Villains are so much more interesting.
Particularly now, in this politically correct time, I'm dying to be bad. One of the ex-Beatle's best solo efforts, his first in four years. In April 1942, the Gestapo closed Berlin's last Jewish school. This moving documentary, produced by Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation, follows a reunion of 50 classmates who recall their tussles with the Hitler Youth. A stylish thriller about a Jersey City couple whose son spurns the family fish store for Hollywood.