Harold Pinter is dead at 78. I claim no special knowledge of his works. I saw a film version of "The Homecoming" in the 1970s. I thought the lovely Lee Remick was in it but now don't find any evidence of that at various movie sites. My wife and I saw a fine Syracuse Stage production of Harold Pinter's "Betrayal" a few years ago.
Critics talk of the power of the tortured silences in Pinter dialogue.
Yes.
Oh yes.
True.
We had a bite to eat afterward.
Some tea.
What?
Yes, some tea.
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