David Rambo

David Rambo: I like plays that draw you in in oblique ways—plays which are a tapestry of events, people, motivations, incidents, and settings. I love the kind of complexity that sneaks up on you, and that is what I try to achieve in my work.

David Rambo: Part of the enduring appeal of Sunset Boulevard and other movies about movies is that they speak to those times when each of us feels like an outsider. The outrageousness and improbability of both the movies and the people who make them are a metaphor for the post-war world set on its head, where reality is myth, and myth, reality.

David Rambo: (On the movie Sunset Boulevard) A high point of my first months in Los Angeles was catching a big-screen showing of the film in the fraying, dozy Vagabond Theatre.