"When I saw the play in London, I was sort of amazed at how
differently I remembered it. So I went back to the book to find out if
the stage adaptation of the book was so different or if it was my
memory. I found out the stage adaptation was very, very faithful to
the book, and that it was my memory that was playing funny games. In
my arrogance, I thought my memory was better."
-- Milos
Forman describing the novel
Les Liaisons
dangereuses (1782) by Choderlos de Laclos and the play "Dangerous
Liaisons" made from it in an
interview with Roger
Ebert (November 12, 1989) about his film version of the novel,
Valmont.