Quote by Edward Norton

I'm not particularly precious about the theatrical experience any more.

I'm not particularly precious about the theatrical experienc

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker no longer places a high value on the traditional theater experience. They do not hold it in high regard or see it as something to be revered. It implies a change in their attitude towards theater, possibly due to a shift in their preferences or a realization that other forms of entertainment or experiences hold more importance to them now.

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By Edward Norton

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