Tom Stoppard describes how fellow playwright Nobel Prize winner Harold Pinter altered the way plays were written with his distinctive style 'that's a very rare achievement'; 2005

Tom Stoppard describes how fellow playwright Nobel Prize winner Harold Pinter altered the way plays were written with his distinctive style, "There are a lot of good writers around, and some of them have done what they do extremely well. Harold's case I think is slightly different, because he altered the way other people have written plays, the people who came after him. That's a very rare achievement."; (BBC News - 286/05/19EC - 13/10/2005 - AEXZ288W)