“You are all like dogs, wanting to go out when you are in, and wanting to be in when you are out.”— Jean Anouilh
“One of the pains of being a director is that you're always saying, 'I should have done it better.' I've never been satisfied with any film I've made.”— George Roy Hill
“The main source of the dissatisfaction is the growing realization that the existing institutions of society are not producing the good life.”— Lawrence Kohlberg
“I was not happy with the way the show was progressing. It was clear that I was not going to be able to do what I wanted to do with the character.”— Denise Crosby
“What happens when you let an unsatisfactory present go on carrying you into a similarly unsatisfactory future?”— Louise Erdrich
“It's always the same with people. They don't want what they've got, they want what they haven't got.”— Russell Hoban
“Countries like ours are full of people who have all of the material comforts they desire, yet lead lives of quiet, and at times noisy, desperation.”— Bernard Levin
“I felt that I was not living the life I wanted to live. I was not being the person I wanted to be.”— Helen Fielding