Not that it matters an awful amount in the grand play of things. And it is play. All of it. It's not real. You have to l — Laura Dockrill, Lorali
Not that it matters an awful amount in the grand play of things. And it is play. All of it. It's not real. You have to l — Laura Dockrill, Lorali
Not that it matters an awful amount in the grand play of things. And it is play. All of it. It's not real. You have to l — Laura Dockrill, Lorali
Not that it matters an awful amount in the grand play of things. And it is play. All of it. It's not real. You have to l — Laura Dockrill, Lorali
Not that it matters an awful amount in the grand play of things. And it is play. All of it. It's not real. You have to l — Laura Dockrill, Lorali
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Not that it matters an awful amount in the grand play of things. And it is play. All of it. It's not real. You have to live your life like you're pretending. An actor living a character's life. Otherwise you won't take risks. You won't live.

— Laura Dockrill, Lorali
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